Room to think.
Space to breathe.
Work deeply in a beautiful place purposely built for co-working and inspiring gatherings, just a short drive from Ullapool.
With a National Trust, Scottish Wildlife Trust and two UNESCO natural heritage sites on our doorstep there are many opportunities to explore or just to immerse yourself in the endlessly changing scenery.
Tha fàilte air a h-uile duine | everyone's welcome
A working space that breathes with the landscape. A place for connections to be made and stories to unfold.
The Space
Grow your knowledge and vision by forging connections with the local community through talks, food, music, performance, arts and activities.
The Office
Feel energised as you work with others supported by good WIFI, kitchen facilities, a private area for virtual meetings. Enjoy real landscapes (not screensavers), easy access to river, forest and hill walks. The sea is just 15 minutes away.
live calendar
Check availability. Book in moments.
One calendar for everything that happens here – book co-working space up to a fortnight ahead. Book events with at least a fortnight’s notice. If a day is open, you can book it.
Always check the weather and road conditions as well as plane, train, bus and ferry timings when travelling to and through the Scottish Highlands.
Braemore stories
Stories from the space and the people in it.
Here we share the stories that emerge from Braemore Space, the experiences of those who pass through, the conversations that unfold over meals, and the connections forged between people and this remarkable corner of the Highlands.
who we are
A space where everyone's welcome, surrounded by nature.
Our workspace and events space sit within the landscape, not apart from it. Work with the clarity that comes from mountain air and open horizons. Take breaks by the water. Gather for talks, meals, and retreats that bring people together. Here, nature isn’t background—it’s part of how we think, create, and connect.
Its internal and external spaces invite you to take a breath and savour the views of mountains and strath in all seasons, while staying out of the elements.
Scottish Wildlife Trust land opposite with many nature restoration projects as well as our own tree-planting project encourage you to imagine what once was and what can be in future.
The drama of Europe’s deepest box canyon – the Scottish National Trust-managed Corrieshalloch Gorge – flows into our land, daring you to take a leap into the unknown. Local guides offer canyoneering walk/swims.
