A small Georgian manor a couple of kilometres north of Foyers, perched above the loch on the B852. Boleskine is famous less for its architecture than for its owners and its reputation for haunting. Aleister Crowley lived here at the turn of the twentieth century; Jimmy Page bought it in 1970. After two serious fires, the house is a roofless shell, and restoration work by the Boleskine House Foundation is slow but ongoing.
Visitors cannot enter the building, but a public road runs past it and the foundation occasionally opens the grounds for guided tours and fundraising events. Even from the road, the setting — high above the loch, with the Monadhliath mountains behind — is striking.