Holiday Cottages in Royal Deeside
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Nairn, near Inverness |
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- Sleeps: 4
- Price Guide: 304
- A charming period cottage renovated and modernised but retaining its beams, attractively set amongst mature trees. Originally the lodge to a house. Nairn is a seaside holiday resort with miles of sandy beaches and 2 championship golf courses. Walks by the River Nairn start almost from the door. Cawdor and Brodie Castles close by; numerous distilleries in Speyside, NTA Fort George Barracks and Culloden Battlefield, all within 30 minutes' drive. Loch Ness is within easy reach. Shops ˝ mile.
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Huntly |
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- Sleeps: 6
- Price Guide: 390
- This holiday bungalow situated in a quiet residential area, has been tastefully furnished and backs onto the local cricket pitch. Nearby is an indoor pool and gym, and an outdoor tennis court and golf. A short walk will take you to the historic Huntly Castle, and the River Deveron for fishing (permits available locally). A central base for the beaches of Moray Firth, or the ski slopes of the Lecht. Cycling, pony trekking and walking in the woodland and on a variety of terrains. Shops 1/2 mile, p
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| 24265 |
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Gardenstown, Banffshire |
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- Sleeps: 8
- Price Guide: 484
- This unique detached property is a wonderful choice for those wishing to explore the dramatic coastline of the North East. Offering panoramic views from the spacious lounge, its key feature is its circular window, from where visitors can look out for dolphins that are found in this locality. A former church, the house has been extended to provide spacious, airy accommodation which is perfect for larger gatherings and the arched windows in the kitchen and bedrooms add to its appeal. The enclosed
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Forres |
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- Sleeps: 3
- Price Guide: 336
- This lovely old stone cottage is set in a quiet location on the edge of the pretty Morayshire town of Forres. Ideally placed for exploring the renowned Whisky Trail and castles of the area, as well as the lovely beaches, including the spectacular Findhorn Bay. Dolphin spotting is a popular pastime along the Moray Firth coast. Elgin Cathedral and the Biblical gardens are also well worth a visit. The town of Forres offers an excellent selection of shops, restaurants and bars. Golf, riding, fishing
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Braemar |
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- Sleeps: 8
- Price Guide: 428
- This is one of a delightful group of four houses set on the fringe of this Royal village with the River Clunie gently flowing past at the rear. Very well furnished and equipped to a good standard offering a pleasant, comfortable break. Braemar has easy walking, climbing for the ambitious, golf, salmon and trout fishing or just peace and tranquillity to enjoy the majestic scenery. Braemar is famous for its celebrated Highland Gathering and the breathtaking Linn of Dee. Ballater 17 miles, Aberdeen
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Keith |
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- Sleeps: 5
- Price Guide: 272
- The end cottage of a terrace of three, Isla Bank Cottage is under the same ownership as Isla Bank House; from which it is separated by about 200 yards of grassed orchard garden. In a quiet part of Keith, an agricultural centre on the Whisky Trail, it is approximately 15 miles from the sandy bathing beach at Cullen on the Moray Firth, famed for its sunshine and mild climate. Golf and public swimming pool, 1 mile. Guests also benefit from access to the well-maintained Isla Bank orchard. Shops, hot
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Keith |
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- Sleeps: 12
- Price Guide: 739
- This magnificent, baronial-style mansion provides a stunning setting from which to tour the Moray coast and the Grampian Highlands. Standing within its own spacious grounds on the edge of Keith, on the Whisky Trail, it offers guests supreme comfort and the chance to savour the elegant lifestyle of a bygone era. There are fine antique furnishings selected to blend in with the sumptuous surroundings, which include a huge mahogany dining table, and even a grand piano, making this an unforgettable `
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- Sleeps: 4
- Price Guide: 256
- This wonderfully presented semi-detached cottage is situated in an idyllic location just outside the village of Keig. The owners who live adjacent have really taken care to ensure you have everything you need to for a relaxing stay.
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Banchory, Aberdeenshire |
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- Sleeps: 4
- Price Guide: 298
- Banchory is a large village set on the River Dee amidst spectacular hill and mountain scenery much loved by tourists. Royal Deeside with its Crathes and Balmoral Castles and gardens never cease to intrigue. Aberdeen with all amenities 16 miles. Golf course (18 holes) and bowling green ˝ mile. Excellent rambling and hill walking. Shops, pubs and restaurants 400 yards.
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North Darkland, Lhanbryde |
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- Sleeps: 6
- Price Guide: 404
- This comfortable cottage which has been renovated with all modern facilities is set down a quiet lane with extensive views over fields both to the front and back. Walks on the Speyside Way; and beaches just a few miles away at Lossiemouth and Nairn; fishing, golf and horse riding all available. The Whisky Trail which meanders through stunning scenery is well worth a trip and the cities of Aberdeen and Inverness are within easy reach. Locally Elgin has some lovely shops as well as plenty of eater
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Kingussie |
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- Sleeps: 6
- Price Guide: 412
- This spacious cottage, attached to owners bed and breakfast, has lovely views from the front garden over mountains and fields. Situated in the Cairngorm National Park, Kingussie offers a range of amenities and is close to Aviemore and the Ski Centre, making it a good choice for skiing, walking, cycling and other leisure pursuits. Close by there is the Wildlife Centre and the Highland Folk Museum or just explore the gorgeous scenery of the `Monarch of the Glen' country. Shop and pub 1/2 mile.
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Inchmarlo, Banchory, Aberdeenshire |
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- Sleeps: 6
- Price Guide: 484
- In an area renowned for superb fishing and golf, this wonderful property, one of a pair, could not be in a better location! Just 50 yards from the rushing waters of the lovely River Dee and very close to Banchory Golf Course, this spacious and very comfortable accommodation makes full use of its situation, with patio doors from the living room offering an uninterrupted view of the river itself - where fishing may be arranged with the owner (subject to availability). With all modern facilities,
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Newtonmore, Nr Aviemore, Inverness-shire |
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- Sleeps: 2
- Price Guide: 311
- With a magnificent mountain backdrop, these two delightful properties nestle peacefully within 60acres of mature woodland on the private Glentruim Estate. Originally built in 1856 as a coach house, laundry and stable block for Glentruim House, they adjoin one another and have been beautifully restored to a very high standard, blending old world charm with modern-day comforts. Lying within the Cairngorms National Park, with its rugged beauty, they are well placed for exploring the Highlands with
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Glass, near Huntly |
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- Sleeps: 4
- Price Guide: 304
- Set in unspoilt surroundings, this refurbished traditional farmhouse offers a comfortable and peaceful retreat, with views from the bedrooms. Good walks abound from the doorstep, with fishing, riding, golf, cycling, shooting, skiing (in winter) and bird watching all available in the area. The town of Huntly has shops and eateries, not to mention its own castle. Ideally situated for the Whisky and Castle Trails, and the coastline of the north east. Shops and pubs 7 miles.
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Lossiemouth |
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- Sleeps: 4
- Price Guide: 484
- Links View is a truly superb apartment situated in a fabulous location overlooking the first class championship golf course of Moray, with sweeping seascapes beyond. Panoramic views dominate the lounge and dining kitchen, which opens onto a balcony with steps down to the terraced gardens with direct access onto the golf links. Lossiemouth is a seaside town, it has two sandy beaches and a harbour. Shop, pub and restaurant 200 yards.
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Ballater |
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- Sleeps: 4
- Price Guide: 304
- This attractive little cottage occupies a quiet position down a small side street in the popular village of Ballater, well known for its Royal connections. Ballater has a wealth of shops and eateries and is a wonderful base to take advantage of the areas many leisure facilities. Fishing, hill walking and cycling are all available locally, as well as golf on the numerous courses which pepper the area, not to mention one in the village itself. Enjoy some scenic touring through Glen Muick, through
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- Sleeps: 4
- Price Guide: 230
- This cosy traditional semi detached fisherman's cottage is tucked away in the corner of a quiet side street in the fishing town of Macduff. The owners' family home for several generations, it has retained its original character yet offers all modern facilities. The rear of the house offers partial sea views and there is a steep terraced rear garden with a patio for sitting out on sunny afternoons.
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Strachan, Banchory |
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- Sleeps: 10
- Price Guide: 590
- A stylishly, well appointed and very spacious property, an ideal choice for relaxed gatherings with family and friends. The large lounge features a wonderful log fire in stone surround and patio doors leading to an enclosed south facing garden with trampoline. Situated in an elevated position in the village of Strachan (pronounced `Straun') there are fine views towards Cairn O'Mount and the surrounding countryside. Just 2 miles from the popular tourist town of Banchory, the capital of Royal Dees
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Craigellachie, near Aberlour |
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- Sleeps: 5
- Price Guide: 304
- A bright, warm and spacious cottage in a peaceful setting surrounded by farm and woodland. The sparkling Auldernie Burn runs under a small bridge just outside the garden, and the open fire provides additional comfort in the south and west facing lounge. An ideal location for exploring the Whisky and Castle Trails, Speyside Way, Moray Coast and Cairngorm Mountains. Fishing, golf, tennis, riding and swimming all available locally. Shop and pubs 2 miles.
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Clatt, Huntly, Aberdeenshire |
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- Sleeps: 2
- Price Guide: 376
- This exquisite little detached holiday cottage is located in a wonderful secluded corner of the private Knockespoch Estate, about 1/2 mile from the main house. Boasting extensive elevated views towards the Top o' Noth (a vitrified stone fortress perched on top of the Hill of Noth) the atmosphere is of peace and relaxation. Knockespoch Estate is on the edge of the village of Clatt, a tiny village in the lee of the Correen Hills, an ideal holiday base for exploring this unspoilt area of the north
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