Inverbroom is a lovely Victorian sporting lodge situated in one of the most beautiful valleys on the west coast, half a mile from the head of Loch Broom and 8 miles from the idyllic fishing town of Ullapool.

Once part of the old Braemore Forest, Inverbroom extends to approximately 20,000 acres from Loch Broom to A’Chailleach at 3,276ft, and includes the whole of the south bank of the River Broom.

Fishing
The Broom is a classic spate river and the house has the sole rights to fish the near bank with four rods. The river is fly only and there are 25 pools. There is a catch and release policy in operation in keeping with other west coast rivers. Fishing runs from
mid-June to the end of September. If the river is out of order then there are numerous remote hill lochs with great trout fishing and a boat is available by arrangement on the largest of these.

Stalking
There is stalking available from mid July, with up to 6 stags being taken each week.  Hind stalking is available from late October to December. 

Other activities
This is a wonderful area for walking and bird watching with A’Chailleach, Sgurr Mor and Stac Pollaidh nearby. The beaches of Gruinard and Achiltibuie are unforgettable. Boat trips to the Summer Isles and the ferry to Stornoway leave daily from Ullapool.  A 9 hole golf course and indoor swimming pool can also be found in Ullapool.

Inverbroom Lodge
The lodge has been completely refurbished to provide very comfortable accommodation with eight double bedrooms, 2 smaller bedrooms, plus cook’s accommodation and now comfortably sleeps 16.  Most bedrooms have their own bathrooms. Downstairs there is a large sitting room with log fire, dining room, kitchen and games room with a snooker table. It is an ideal house for both a sporting and family holiday. Dogs restricted to ground floor. Kennels should be available.

Lettings are Sunday to Sunday