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We are Michael and Anne Marie. We moved from our home in the English Lake District, following a long-distance love affair with the landscape of the North West of Scotland, and in particular Assynt. We both love the poetry of Norman MacCaig, a Scottish poet whose words vividly evoke the experience of this landscape and we have always been drawn to this special place. Michael’s passion for fell running has taken him high into this wild and remote region, while Anne-Marie’s love of the landscape inspires her work as an artist.
WALKING/HIKING
The Northern Highlands are as varied as they are spectacular and some of Scotland’s great wildernesses are easily accessible from the Studio Hoose. Assynt and Coigach is an area steeped in natural and human history, a rich combination of iconic mountains, glens, ancient forests and the rugged and beautiful west coast.
For the more serious walker and climber, we are surrounded by great paths and tracks ranging from forest walks to more strenuous climbs. Within less than 30mins you can be at famous hills and mountains including Stac Pollaidh, Cul Mor, Cul Beag, the world famous Suilven and south to Beinn Dearg and An Teallach.
RELAXING BY THE BEACH
35 mins drive South from Tree Hoose via the 2nd Coast Rd, there are tge stunning white sand beaches of Gruinard and Mellon Udrigle, whilst North of Ullapool via Lochinver there are the smaller but equally spectaculae beaches of Achmelvich and Clachtol.

GETTING HERE
TRAVELLING BY CAR
Letters is situated approximately 9 miles away out of Ullapool about 3 miles off the A835. Drive from Inverness to Ullapool on the A835 (approximately 45 miles) and about 6 miles before Ullapool, look out for the road sign and turn left to Letters and Loggie. Drive a few hundred metres along a tree lined lane. Take the first right turn heading for Letters and Loggie and drive along a beautiful single track road for approximately 3 miles. It’s a stunning drive, with spectacular views of Loch Broom to your right, but do watch out for the very relaxed and slow moving sheep grazing at the roadside! Once in Letters, drive for another 500 metres, looking out for the lovely dry stone wall with the burn trickling through on the left. You have arrived! Drive up the track, with Taigh a Chnuic on the left, and Studio Hoose is just a little further up the hill.
TRAVELLING BY AIR AND RAIL
Inverness, an hour away from Letters, is well connected to the rest of the UK, with main line rail links and an airport. Regular train services from Edinburgh and Glasgow run to Inverness daily. For something extra special, the overnight Caledonian sleeper runs from London Euston to Inverness. There are regular flights from London Luton, London Gatwick, Amsterdam, Belfast, Dublin, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and many other European destinations into Inverness, just under an hour’s drive away from Letters.