Self Catering cottages in Glenlivet and Strathdon

Folds cottage is small farmhouse built in the 18th century and was lived in until the early 20th century. The builiding is constructed of local stone under a slate roof. It was rebuilt to modern insulation standards and extended in the mid 1990's making the cottage very comfortable. The cottage is south facing to enjoy all day sunshine and the stunning mountain views to the Cairngorms National Park. Folds is surrounded by a fenced garden.

Folds cottage sleeps 2 – 8 (discount for 2 people) and has panoramic mountain views. This exceptional quality cottage has recently been redecorated and re-carpeted and has a very high standard of cleanliness. Visitors are welcome to bring well-behaved dogs.

Holiday in the beautiful Cairngorms National Park at Bluefolds Scottish Highland Holiday Cottages. We have 4 exceptional self catering cottages with stunning mountain views, located in rural Glenlivet, Speyside in the North East of Scotland. Excellent location for exploring highlands of Scotland, from Aberdeen to Inverness – ideal for relaxing, wildlife, walking, whisky, touring, skiing or golfing. Pets welcome.

Our extremely comfortable self catering cottages are in a tastefully restored farmhouse and steading with stunning views across Glenlivet to the Glenlivet distillery, one of many on the Speyside Malt Whisky Trail. Sample whisky nosings and tastings in Dufftown, enjoy historic Scottish castles, idyllic fishing villages or beautiful empty beaches in Speyside and Moray, Grampian.

ArDachaidh is a self-catering cottage sleeping up to six people. It is situated in the heart of the highlands of Scotland within the Glenlivet Crown Estate and the Cairngorms National Park. The cottage overlooks the ruin of Blairfindy Castle, which once housed workers from the world famous Glenlivet Whisky Distillery.

The cottage makes an ideal base for skiing, walking and climbing, cycling, fishing or birdwatching and wildlife expeditions. It is on the world famous Malt Whisky Trail, with the beautiful beaches of Moray within easy reach. The location is perfect for exploring the highlands of Scotland from Aberdeen to Inverness and up into Speyside.

Wild Farm Cottage is situated in the heart of the beautiful Estate of Glenlivet. Four miles out of Tomintoul, the highest village in the Scottish Highlands. Its location is exclusive and remote with the nearest neighbour a mile up the glen.

Wood lined with oil fired central heating throughout, double-glazing, full insulation and comfortable furnishing; Wild Farm Cottage ensures complete luxury even in the depths of winter. Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open plan kitchen and lounge area provides comfortable accommodation for 6 to 8 people with a downstairs bedroom and bathroom to cater for the needs of disabled occupants, Larger parties can have the summer house too which accommodates 4 so the Wild Farm cottage is very popular with large groups as well.

In a wonderful rural setting in the heart of the Crown Estate of Glenlivet, this extremely well-appointed house offers a very good standard of comfort. The Estate consists of nearly 90 square miles of glens, forestry and moorlands between the Ladder and Cromdale Hills within the Cairngorm National Park. Literally next door to the famous Glenlivet whisky distillery (open to visitors), the house commands fine views ...

This converted former school dating back to 1861, is set in the ornamental grounds of the owners' property where guests can wander at their leisure. Located in the hamlet of Tomnavoulin, within the Crown Estate of Glenlivet, this is truly Malt Whisky country with distilleries in easy reach. Walking in wonderful scenery is a hallmark of this unspoilt area. Aviemore, Braemar and the Moray coast are within an hour's drive. The Lecht and Cairngorm ski centres are 30 minutes and an hour respectively. Pub 3 miles.

Situated in a quiet location close to the centre of Tomintoul, the highest village in the highlands, this traditional Scottish cottage has been refurbished and features a woodburning stove in the stone clad wall of the cosy lounge.

Centrally located in the pretty town of Aberlour, this house is situated just a stone's throw from the beautiful river Spey, famous for its superb salmon fishing. This beautifully presented house, with its high ceilings and spacious rooms provides a superb base from which to explore this area. Visitors can enjoy lovely walks direct from the property. The famous castle and whisky trails are all within a short drive. Golf, fishing, riding, hill and forest walking all locally. Shops, superb restaurants and pub all within 2 minutes walk.