Self catering

Set in 6 acres of mature woodland gardens, this stunning Georgian house is the ideal place for exploring the isolated and wild region of the Highlands. Traditionally decorated this property is the perfect location for outdoor enthusiasts, from ramblers to keen fishermen.

Decorated and furbished to a high standard this property is distinctively Scottish. The grand dining room capable of seating up to 20 people, is well suited to scrumptious evening feasts which can be adequately prepared in the large modern kitchen whilst the drawing room, complete with open fire, offers a luxurious area ideal for evening entertainment. The accommodation spans across both floors offering comfortable and cosy retreats, with evident Scottish charm.

WHAT TO DO IN THE AREA

The Highlands represent the typical image associated with Scotland, with majestic scenery, rugged wilderness, spectacular mountain ridden horizons and vast glass like Lochs.

Capital of the Highlands, Inverness provides a bustling hub and perfect starting point for exploring the remote surrounding areas. Wherever you roam, you'll find outstanding natural beauty, Glen Coe, the Cairngorms National Park, Ben Nevis, the list is endless and as long as the Great Glen itself.

The breathtaking landscape and calming atmosphere are without doubt what the Highlands are known for, but for the more adventurous visitor, mountaineering, climbing and off-road biking prove popular.

Use of car hire is essential, to discover the true beauty of the surrounding areas.

For those flying into Scotland, the closest airport to this property is Dundee approximately 60 miles away and Aberdeen 40 miles away and hiring a car or 4WD couldn’t be more convenient if you are choosing to travel by air. There are a variety of well known car rental companies that will arrange hire for your arrival at either airport.

If you are driving into Scotland from the south, the major arterial motorway into Scotland, the M74, although busy is generally free flowing.

Trains these days can also be an extremely accessible and pleasurable means of transport into Scotland for individuals and groups alike. All the major railway stations have car hire companies located in situ, enabling the transition from carriage to car to be as stress free as possible. The East coast mainline that runs between London and Aberdeen takes approximately seven and a quarter hours, and car hire can be easily arranged for your arrival, requiring only a short drive for the remainder of your journey. The closest station to the property is Aboyne, just a few miles away.