An exclusive collection of six apartments within the carefully restored, regal Category B listed mansion house.

The Mineral Collection forms the centrepiece of the Drummond Hill estate, originally constructed in the late 19th century, this regal grade B listed Victorian Manor House was home to local Inverness solicitor Willliam Burns, and his wife Mary Jane Fraser, whose marriage stone sits above the main entrance door.

The design of the original house has been attributed to prominent Inverness architect, Alexander Ross, and will now be sympathetically restored into six unique apartments to form the Mineral Collection.

The Mineral Collection will retain the splendour of many of the property’s many period features, the impressive external façade, the striking entrance, imposing decorative fireplaces, ornate cornicing, oak panelling, and the grandeur of the sympathetically upgraded original oak staircase.

This spectacular collection of apartments will be set amidst over six acres of woodland within the prestigious Drummond Hill development, under a canopy of ancient native trees and vast open spaces where the bustle of city life feels a world away.