Self Catering cottages around the Cairngorms

This 3 bedroom self catering lodge has 2 showers and 2 wc’s. It sleeps six people comfortably, also has a sofa-bed in the lounge for two additional guests it has recently been refurbished and furnished to a high standard and boasts quality modern amenities including:

Modern lounge with leather sofas and sofa-bed, LCD flat screen TV’, satellite, DVD recorder and Hi-fi etc. Separate dining room for entertaining, with table and 8 chairs. Three bedrooms: 1 double master bedroom with en-suite power shower and shaver point, 1 triple with bunk beds (full size double bed on bottom bunk) with TV and Play Station. 1 single Bedroom. Also benefits from our current promotion of Free Leisure pass for Dalfaber Golf and Country centre – see website for offer!

Overlooking the gentle meandering bends of the River Dee where wild red deer roam, this former taxidermist's workshop and cottage has been completely rebuilt under the `Mar Estate Golden Jubilee Project'. After lapsing into dereliction, this magnificently appointed property has been restored to its original 1884 timber construction, taking into account every last detail.

This traditionally styled cottage has been awarded the 'Bronze in Green Tourism Award', and is adjacent to property 14110, in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. With the dramatic backdrop of the often snowcapped Cairngorm mountains and hundreds of acres of Abernethy Forest (RSPB owned) Nethy Bridge spans the lower reaches of the River Nethy a mile before it reaches the River Spey, one of Scotland's foremost salmon rivers. Enjoy outdoor activities here, from fishing, tennis, bowling and golf to guided wildlife walks in the Abernethy Forest and, of course, skiing in winter. Shops and pub 1/2 mile.

Ideally positioned for touring this scenic area, 7 miles north of Aviemore and 26 miles south of Inverness. This detached modern property is in a quiet area sheltered by some mature trees, on the outskirts of the village. Convenient, all on one floor, with good furnishings and fittings. The multi fuel stove makes it cosy all year.

Located in quiet woodland on the edge of Nethy Bridge, near Aviemore, in the heart of Scotland's beautiful Strathspey (Speyside) country and with the Cairngorm mountains on our doorstep, we can offer you ideal accommodation for enjoying the full range of outdoor recreation available in the Scottish Highlands. Both you and your pets are welcome. If walking, cars can be parked free at Mondhuie while walking the Speyside Way. Red squirrels are seen daily from the house.

We have 2 chalets sleeping 3 and 6. Sharing a large lawn with the main house and with ample parking facilities, the chalets are fully-equipped for self-catering.

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.

In an oasis of peace and tranquillity, this spacious house stands serenely in 20acres of beautiful Scots pine forest interspersed by expanses of wild heather and moorland - a nature reserve, and a real haven for wildlife enthusiasts, cyclists and walkers alike. Set in seclusion and reached via a good country lane, this wonderful property is light and airy, with plenty of large windows to enjoy the surrounding woodland views.

In a romantic setting amid stunning scenery, made famous by the BBC's Monarch of the Glen TV series, this architect-designed timber clad cottage makes a truly tranquil retreat. Set in the owners' garden, with a backdrop of mature trees, it adjoins a small seldom-used apartment, and oozes character and warmth, with a cosy wood-burning stove and sheepskin rugs on oak floors.

This delightful, cosy cottage nestles in a quiet road in the midst of the Abernethy RSPB reserve at Nethy Bridge within the Cairngorm National Park. The property is surrounded by its own attractive garden and a gate from the rear garden leads onto a riverside path along the River Nethy. The owners are keen anglers and can arrange fishing for you on request. Explore the excellent walks which abound in the area or try golf or skiing at Cairngorm and the Lecht. Shops, pubs and restaurants 1/2 mile.

The Old Rectory Cottage is a spacious and comfortably furnished traditional holiday cottage which is very attractive and well equipped, and provides one of the nicest Scottish holiday cottages for rent in the picturesque highland location of Grantown-on-Spey. The cottage benefits from having wheelchair access ramps to both the front and rear entrance doors leading from the private off road parking area’s. Internally the flooring is all on one level, with no steps or ramps for guests to have to negotiate and making the whole house easily accessed by wheel chair. The front double bedroom has a ride in en-suite wet room which incorporates a shower area, low level wash hand basin, and w.c. The cottage is ideally situated on a large seclude site in the centre of Grantown-on-Spey, and is within an easy 5 minute stroll of the High Street, and it’s shopping centre and tourist amenities.

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...

In the heart of the Cairngorm National Park this renovated and well equipped traditional stone built cottage is conveniently situated close to the banks of the River Spey, in the ever popular village of Aviemore.

This warm and very comfortable two bedroom cottage is in the centre of Boat of Garten, a quiet village in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. The cottage is a short walk from the local shop and hotel. A network of woodland walks start opposite the cottage and a regular steam train service runs through the village. Craigowrie Cottage is well-equipped with secure garden, off road parking and sheds for bikes or skis. It's location is ideal for exploring the National Park and perfect for golfing, fishing, hill walking, skiing, family activities and relaxation.

Accommodation for eight people in three twin rooms and one double room. Craignay is an attractive traditionally stone-built and typically Speyside detached house retaining many traditional features such as the exposed wood paneling and doors. It has been recently refurnished. Craignay lies in its own garden among the pine woods close to the old A95 road entering the village of Dulnain Bridge from Aviemore.

Craignay is within easy walking distance (300 metres) of the centre of the village and is surrounded by Scots Pine and Birch woodland. The garden enjoys a very sheltered area among the trees where it attracts warm sunshine. This is an ideal location to explore the Cairngorms National Park.

This spacious, stone-built detached property ensures a delightful, peaceful break amidst the glorious river and mountain landscape of Royal Deeside. Presented to a high standard, it is very well furnished with many attractive antique pieces and complimentary fabrics, with underfloor heating and most attractive bedrooms and bathrooms creating a cosy ambience all year round.

This charming and traditional granite house, set in enclosed mature gardens, has been professionally designed to a very high standard. The property, set down a quiet lane in the lovely Highland village of Newtonmore (familiar as Monarch of the Glen country), is just 14 miles from Aviemore and ideally located for exploring Strathspey, Badenoch and the majestic scenery of the Cairngorm National Park. Newtonmore's `Wildcat Trail' is a 10km orbital walk taking in the River Spey, the Calder and the Monadhliath mountains. Enjoy golf, birdwatching or cycling.

Completely renovated, these two extraordinary cottages combine the beauty of a traditional stone built exterior with a bright, modern, stylish interior. Complemented by top environmental credentials, the properties are supplied by their very own renewable energy source and re-built with energy efficiency and sustainability as a priority. Named after the two hill burns which converge and flow enchantingly past, both cottages sit peacefully in an elevated position overlooking the owners working hill farm with lovely views to the hills which provided the backdrop to the hit TV series 'Monarch of the Glen' and only half a mile from the village of Laggan which forms the western gateway to the Cairngorms National Park.

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 ...

Nethybridge is a quiet and picturesque wooded village, beside the river, with good village amenities such as hotels, shops and golf on the doorstep. Woodbridge is attractively set in its own secure garden surrounded by mature pines and a variety of deciduous trees with numerous attractive walks nearby. The Abernethy Forest and RSPB reserves in the area make this a walkers' and birdwatchers' paradise.

Holiday in Glenlivet where we have 3 exceptional self catering cottages in a steading building with stunning mountain views to the Cairngorms National Park. This is an excellent location for touring the highlands of Scotland, from Aberdeen to Inverness or for relaxing, wildlife, walking and whisky. Pets are welcome and it is a superb area for walking on the surrounding hills or the trails of the Glenlivet estate.

Our extremely comfortable self catering cottages are well equipped and have 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.

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.

Dating back to the 19th century, this detached Victorian Lodge offers spacious family accommodation and is surrounded by gardens of 1/3acre, offering fabulous elevated views to the west over the River Dee and beyond to Lochnagar. From the garden there is also access to woods behind the house, which make for wonderful rambling walks. The rooms are individually decorated and furnished to a good standard, and guests have use of a games room and multi-gym.

Set in our lovely grounds surrounded by woodland our 6 chalets sleep 4 or 6 persons . A quiet, tranquil location shared with the local wildlife. The chalets are equipped and maintained to a very high standard by resident owners. Each chalet has a heated outdoor cupboard as well as access to a ski store for drying clothes and boots. We sit in the Cairngorm national park area which has wonderful walking to offer at all levels.. There is so much to see and do in the area and Carrbridge is a very central location.

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.

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.

Standing alone in an elevated rural position on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park, this traditional 19th-century farmhouse takes full advantage of the panoramic views over the Dee valley towards Cairn o' Mount and Mount Keen. Pine-lined walls and ceilings in the principal rooms combine with contemporary facilities to provide comfortable accommodation with a reminder of bygone country living.

This quality cottage stands as one of a pair in Dalfaber, on the outskirts of Aviemore village. It offers bright, well-equipped and very comfortable accommodation, with the added bonus of an attractive rear garden. The Cairngorm Mountains offer superb walking and challenging climbing, in addition to an opportunity to take in some lovely scenery while breathing in some fresh Scottish air.

This modern and delightful house is set in a small estate, within the Cairngorm National Park occupying a quiet position just 10 minutes from the heart of Aviemore. Extended to include dining/sun room, it has a south-facing terrace overlooking parkland, heather and birch trees. Superb walking and climbing in the Cairngorm Mountain Range with skiing in season.

A large and spacious newly completed detached house ideally suited for families. This four bedroom house can accommodate up to eight people . All linen and towels are provided.

With spacious living throughout, from the large living room with open fire to the roomy kitchen and dining area with room for eight to eat, Cairn Toul is comfortably furnished and well equipped - it offers a superb central base for exploring the Cairngorm National Park.

Completely renovated, these two extraordinary cottages combine the beauty of a traditional stone built exterior with a bright, modern, stylish interior. Complemented by top environmental credentials, the properties are supplied by their very own renewable energy source and re-built with energy efficiency and sustainability as a priority. Named after the two hill burns which converge and flow enchantingly past, both cottages sit peacefully in an elevated position overlooking the owners working hill farm with lovely views to the hills which provided the backdrop to the hit TV series 'Monarch of the Glen' and only half a mile from the village of Laggan which forms the western gateway to the Cairngorms National Park.