| | | Dalmaik Manse Apartment, Banchory, Aberdeenshire | | | Historic House , Peaceful Countryside, River Location | GBP350 | Two Bedroomed, Self-contained Apartment Ground floor, self-contained apartment ( own entrance ), within family home.
Beautiful, historical, countryside location, by the river, next to ancient churchyard,woodlands, walking ,fishing & abundant wildlife.
Near to Drum/Crathes Castles, easy access to Royal Deeside, and Aberdeen ( 10 miles )
Available all year.
This apartment offers 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, shower room, comfortable living area, well-equipped kitchen. | | | |
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| | | Birch & Willow Lodges, Banchory, Aberdeenshire | | | 4* Quality built lodges of log construction with open views to hills beyond | GBP280 - GBP440 | 2 bedroom,sleeps 4.Open plan lounge, dining & kitchen. Covered patio area. Situated on the edge of Inchmarlo Golf Course, 11/2 miles from the picturesque town of Banchory on Royal Deeside, these spacious lodges are furnished to a high standard. Enjoy views from the lounge. Comfortable seating. TV with Freeview , DVD player & plentiful supply of books & games. Two bedrooms. One double & one twin, with built in wardrobes. Z bed, travel cot & high chair available on request. The shower room is attractively fitted with built in units. Towels are provided.
The kitchen is very well equipped. Electric hob & oven., washer/ dryer, fridge/freezer & microwave. Both lodges each have an outside rotary dryer. Oil central heating ensures the lodges are warm at all times. Lighting & heating costs are included in the price.
There is a covered patio area with table & chairs. Ideal for sitting out all year round ( weather permitting!) Disabled access & ample parking.
Sorry, no pets.
The perfect location, either to relax & unwind or be more energetic & enjoy the varied sporting activities available in the area such as golf , walking, fishing, pont trekking,gliding & swimming.
Banchory is a small town 18 miles west of the Granite City of Aberdeen. It is surrounded by lovely countryside & attractive hills. Plentiful supply of eating places to suit all tastes. The renowned Crathes Castle and Gardens are close by, also Drum, Craigievar and Balmoral ( the Queen's official summer residence). Other attractions include the Grampian Transport Museum as well as the Whisky Trail and the Victoria Heritage Trail. | | | |
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| | | West Wing, Gight Farmhouse, Inverurie, Aberdeenshire | | | Luxurious 4 star cottage attached to stone built farmhouse | GBP250 - GBP450 | Stunning 2 bedroom, sleeps 4 with patio & garden with south facing views West Wing is a luxury cottage, on one level, that is attached to Gight Farmhouse. It is equipped to a very high standard and set in 5 acres of land with the south facing patio and garden enjoying stunning views across fields, woods and hills. Excellent location for the Castle Trail, hill walking, cycling, golf and fishing. Private car parking next to property and lockable storage for cycles, golf equipment, etc. Linen, towels, electricity and fuel included in the price and internet access free of charge. We welcome children over the age of five. Sorry no smoking and pets. Entry to property from 4pm and a 10 am departure. | | | |
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| | | Mill of Tilquhillie, Banchory, Aberdeenshire | | | Charming, listed former water mill in peaceful country setting, sleeps 4 | GBP350 - GBP520 | Characterful accommodation with woodburning stove, enclosed garden and bbq area Mill of Tilquhillie is a former water mill which has been completely renovated to provide comfortable and characterful holiday accommodation. This charming, listed cottage is situated in a peaceful country setting 2 miles from Banchory and 20 miles from Aberdeen and Aberdeen Airport.
Accommodation is on two floors. The main door opens on to a landing with stairs leading up to the open plan kitchen and the main twin bedroom.
The kitchen is a delightful galleried room overlooking the main living area, well appointed including a microwave, dishwasher and table and seating for 4.
The main bedroom contains twin beds,a chest of drawers and a ‘gentlemen’s wardrobe’ for storage.
Stairs lead down from the front door to the main living area, a light, spacious room containing two comfortable sofas, wood burning stove, TV/DVD with a selection of DVDs and a CD player. Opening off the living area is a shower-room containing an electric shower, hand basin, WC, and heated towel rail.
The second bedroom opens off the rear of the main living room and was originally where the fire was set to toast the grain in the original mill and resembles an upside down pyramid of granite. Inspired by the interiors of boats, the owners have built one full sized bed into either side of the room, both about four feet off the ground with three steps up to each bed and ‘lee-boards’, slings of material, which are attached up to the ceiling at night time. This small, unique and delightful room has been adored by children and adults alike.
To the front of the cottage is an enclosed, private garden with a patio table and chairs to enjoy the morning sun. To the rear is another patio which lies within a few yards of the waterfall from the mill stream and with a view of the large wildlife pond, a favourite visiting spot for herons, wild ducks and Roe deer. There is a barbeque, picnic table and sun umbrella for use during the summer months.
The Mill of Tilquhillie is situated within the garden of the owners’ house with its own ample parking area and enclosed garden. Older children are very welcome to explore the woods and rough ground on the property and although young children are most welcome, there is a lot of open water surrounding the cottage so they must be supervised at all times.
The cottage is a peaceful base from which to enjoy the beauty of Royal Deeside. There are some wonderful areas to walk and enjoy the spectacular scenery or if you prefer, there are many National Trust castles nearby including our local Crathes Castle, world famous for its gardens. In the winter you may spend the day skiing at the Lecht – an hour’s drive away – or a little further and you could experience the Cairngorm Mountain Railway. There are golf courses, driving ranges and whisky distilleries within easy driving distance and Highland Games throughout the Summer. | | | |
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| | | The Garden House, Alford, Aberdeenshire | | | Single storey,Chalet Style,Patio overlooking Herb garden | GBP275 - GBP350 | Two Bedrooms, one double, one full size bunks and sofa bed in living area Originally built in 1989 as a conservatory tearoom and shop for the specialist herb plant nursery at Old Semeil. The Garden House has been tastefully furnished to provide self catering accommodation with a sheltered patio overlooking the established herb garden with its wonderful scents and wealth of insect life and birds.
Situated adjacent to woodlands on one side and open fields with views to the other, the Garden House and patio trap the sun in summer. Local Spar shop and post office only 3 miles away.
Pub with meals 2miles away.
Strathdon is situated 1000 feet up in the foothills of the Cairngorm Mountains within the Caimgorms National Park. Visitors can enjoy National Trust Properties, gardens, local fishing, walking and wildlife. The Whisky Trail, Castle Trail and The Coastal Trail all within a day out. Aberdeen is a 45 mile drive.
The Garden House offers 1 double, 1 full size bunks, 1 double futon, shower room, separate WC, large living area, kitchen.
Visitors enjoy seclusion and peace and quiet ,The Garden House is a great base from which to explore Aberdeenshire, Royal Deeside and Balmoral and only an hours drive from the Moray Firth where dolphins are often seen. Long and short walks in the woods and moors are easily accessible.Fishing on lochs and river Don locally.Clear skies make star gazing rewarding. | | | |
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| | | Swallows Cottage, turriff, Aberdeenshire | | | .nettle cottages self catering aberdeenshire | GBP250 - GBP395 | .converted barn sleeps x6 Originally a working farm and built from locally quarried
red sandstone in the 18th century, these 2 barn conversions
provide a very high standard of Self Catering holiday
accommodation amidst a peaceful tranquil setting.
Set in their own grounds, both cottages have stunning views
over the lush countryside of Aberdeenshire and are an
excellent base to explore the lesser known jewel in
Scotland's crown.
free wi fi
It is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers,
with an abundance of activities to suit everyone with
walking from the doorstep, fishing, shooting, golf and
horse riding all available locally.
The market town of Turriff, 6 miles away, has a variety of
amenities including shops, restaurants, pubs, swimming pool
and leisure centre. | | | |
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| | | Swift Cottage, turriff, Aberdeenshire | | | . | GBP250 - GBP395 | . Originally a working farm and built from locally quarried
red sandstone in the 18th century, these 2 barn conversions
provide a very high standard of Self Catering holiday
accommodation amidst a peaceful tranquil setting.
Set in their own grounds, both cottages have stunning views
over the lush countryside of Aberdeenshire and are an
excellent base to explore the lesser known jewel in
Scotland's crown. free wi fi available
It is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and bird watchers,
with an abundance of activities to suit everyone with
walking from the doorstep, fishing, shooting, golf and
horse riding all available locally.
The market town of Turriff, 6 miles away, has a variety of
amenities including shops, restaurants, pubs, swimming pool
and leisure centre. | | | |
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| | | Woodside Cottage, Alford, Aberdeenshire | | | Single storey,splendid views within Cairngorms National Park | GBP275 - GBP400 | .Two bedrooms and sofa bed sleeps 6 This cottage is in Glenbuchat, a secluded highland glen in
the east of the Cairngorms National Park. Ideally located
for hill walking, bird watching and mountain biking. A
wealth of visitor attractions are within easy reach for
days out, including the renowned Castle and Whisky Trails,
Royal Deeside, ski centres and the Moray coast for dolphin
spotting, all amidst spectacular scenery. Fishing
available on river and lochs nearby. Recently refurbished
cottage with sunny patio to take advantage of stunning
views and peace and quiet. Local shop and hotel, 5 miles
away. Pets and smokers accepted. Bike storage shed.
Available all year. Sleeps 1 - 6(sofa bed). | | | |
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| | | Smithy Cottage, Strathdon, Aberdeenshire | | | Cosy modern cottage in rural setting | GBP325 - GBP425 | 2 bedroomed cottage Smithy Cottage dates back to 1830 and was the original Blacksmith's workshop. Sympathetically extended and refurbished, the cottage now provides very comfortable self-catering accommodation in a quiet rural setting.
Wonderful mountain views and wildlife can be enjoyed from the cottage. The patio area at the front is the perfect place to watch the evening sunset or, on the right night, the Northern Lights.Nearby forests offer way marked trails for cycling, walking and orienteering.
Situated at the foothills of the Eastern Cairngorms between Royal Deeside and Speyside in the Cairngorm National Park Area of Upper Condise, Strathdon is well placed for sight seeing.
Visitors can enjoy castle, whisky, coastal and distillery trails.
Gardens, fishing and children's attractions are all within a day visit.
This property has two bedrooms. One with a double and 2 single beds. Bedroom two has twin beds. Both bedrooms have ensuite shower/toilet/basin. Open plan lounge (with woodburning stove), dining room and kitchen. | | | |
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