Alastair and Linda McGaw welcome you to "Tighnafeile House"

Tighnafeile House was built in 1911 - 1912 for Mr and Mrs John Matheson and their six children. The house was designed by Timaru architect Walter Panton and was built by John Pringle.
The Mathesons named the house 'Tighnafeile' (pronounced Tyne-a-faylee) which is Gaelic for "House of Welcome". Tighnafeile is 5005sq ft ( 465msq ) and is built on a land area of 2360m sq

The House was purchased in 2007 by Linda and Alastair McGaw, who have a love of antiques and classic cars.

There are four bedrooms with ensuites. A three course evening meal is available, prepared in the expansive kitchen within the house.

The house has recently been re-wired and re-plumbed, and the grounds have been extensively landscaped.

The property was awarded a Qualmark 5 Star grading in 2003.

Our wish is to make your stay at "Tighnafeile House" relaxing and friendly, so you leave more refreshed than when you arrived.