Moat House 8 - Harris 

Sitting in the Moat House the Harris Apartment comprises two bedrooms. There is an open plan kitchen, living room area. It is on the 2nd floor and offers beautiful views overlooking the Cloister garden.

With recent renovations and upgrades the Harris Apartment offers great amenities. These include Wifi, SkyGlass TV, Hive enabled heating and a Nespresso coffee machine.

The Harris aoartment is a great place to spend time as a family and make use of the range of facilities we have to offer at The Highland Club.

This Historic building was the entrance to Fort Augustus and later on the main entrance and reception building for St Benedict's Abbey.

It has change surprisingly little on the outside. The monks simply developed the building upwards.

As you approach the Main door now and the long entrance look to your left and see the dip which would have been water in the days of the Fort.

To the right of the entrance you see what appears to be a blocked up wondow but the wall is 3 feet thick protecting what would have been the gin powder store.

From 1870 the Fort became an Abbey and the entrance assumed a more pious and circumspect defence, in the form of a 4 inch square gridded vison panel where a monk would examine visitors before admittance when he evertually responded to the knocker.

Raven Wing 8 - Calder

Calder is a freshly redesigned, comfortable and fully equipped Holiday Apartment in the Raven wing of the Abbey.

The apartmet has been designed and equipped with carful consideration to ensure the space is perfectly utilised while providing everything you need for a relaxing self catering holdiays.

This cosy 1 bedroom apartment is perfect for couples or a single traveler looking for a base to explore the highlands or equilly enjoy a relaxing break and make use of all the Highland Club facilities.

The Raven Wing was built in the 1950s as a Science block extension to the School. Notice the School Motif the entance door and the school house names in stained glass on the first landing. The building has been modernised and is now the warmest building in the Abbey with 18 apartments.

You can easily see to the left side if it, the remains of the last bastions of the original Fort Wall which was part of the Hanovarian Fort Design with the four pointed corners on the rectangluar shape, providing cannons and view points on all directions. This did not stop the Jacobites from capturing both Fort Geroge and Fort Augustus before their defeat at Culloden in 1946.