Huisjes in Huntly

30 Crovie.

Crovie sits at the bottom of a cliff on the Moray Firth coast, and is one of the best preserved fishing villages in Scotland. No.30 sits midway along the village overlooking the pier and the sea. Comfortable living room with box bed for lazy reading, open fire for cozy evenings and extendable dining table for meals overlooking the sea. The well equipped kitchen also has a breakfast table. Outside there is a table and seating in a very informal area. Relax. STL Licence No: AS00251F EPC F

The Old Tack Room - Nether Tomlea farm, Aberlour.

A spacious self contained one bedroom cottage with a bed that can be configured as a super king or two singles, on Speyside whisky trail, in rural location, 10min drive/ 35-40min walk from centre of Aberlour, spectacular views, patio garden, pets welcome. many Distillery’s, local attractions, restaurants, pubs & shops all a short drive away, perfect for quiet getaway & exploring the beautiful area with its countryside, beaches & mountains, suitable for a couple/friends sharing/couple with baby.

Cosy old cottage, close to Huntly train station

A quiet, end-terrace cottage in Huntly, off the main streets but in easy walking distance to the train station and town centre. The cosy living room is fitted with an efficient log burning stove, and you will find a basket of wood on your arrival. The kitchen is located at the back of the building with access to a small, enclosed garden perfect for a slow breakfast in the sun or an evening drink on the lawn. The bathroom is accessible via a stairways upstairs. We look forward to hosting you!

Smithy Cottage

Located in the picturesque hamlet of Glass, on the Deveron river and only 10 minutes from Dufftown, heart of the Speyside whisky trail and home of the Glenfiddich and Balvenie whisky distilleries. We are surrounded by hills, heather, wildlife, castles, golf courses, distilleries and a host of family friendly amenities all within easy reach by car. Also, there are the stunning coastlines of Aberdeenshire and Morayshire, many with long sandy beaches where you can often spot seals and dolphins.

Bonnie Wee Cottage Snuggled into Bennachie

The Bonnie Wee Cottage snuggled at the bottom of Bennachie’ Close to Wedding Venues and Castle/Whisky Trails with Stunning Garden. Michelle Marie’s cosy abode is located in the centre of the quaint hamlet of Oyne, Aberdeenshire in the North East of Scotland. Right in the centre of Aberdeenshire so ideal for adventurers! This charming wee granite cottage is snuggled into the idyllic countryside in the shadow of the local landmark, Bennachie, a large hill range which dominates the landscape.

Kimberley House, Findhorn

Luxury retreat in Findhorn. The cottage comprises two double bedrooms on the ground floor, both en-suite, and a large open plan dining/living space and kitchen upstairs. The property is architecturally striking and has been designed and built by a local architect and finished to a very high standard including luxurious linens and toiletries. Retaining much of its original character the property makes an ideal base for a great Scottish holiday and exploring the quiet and unspoilt Moray coast.

The Castle Byre

The 'Byre' is a luxury self catering cottage within a former barn at historic Parkhead Farm. It sits just 200m from the ruins of Auchindoun Castle and has unsurpassed views to the castle on the hill. Being of contemporary open plan design, it retains the traditional look of the original barn interior with large exposed roof trusses and natural stonework. Underfloor heating provides discrete background warmth and there is a modern wood burning stove to give an enhanced level of cosiness.

The Bothy at Durno

The Bothy at Durno - A cosy retreat in an ideal location for exploring North East Scotland. A converted steading - self built and part of a working farm, set amidst beautiful scenery and only a 10 minute drive from Inverurie, with onward road and rail links to Inverness, Aberdeen and beyond. Set in the shadows of the iconic Bennachie, The Bothy at Durno is an ideal place for business or leisure, where you will find a warm welcoming place to stay and explore bonnie Scotland.

Abbeylea Cottage at Morgan McVeighs

Stunning refurbished and re-equipped cosy cottage with spectacular views towards Bennachie. Electric central heating supplemented by feature wood burning stove. Modern kitchen with electric cooker, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and dishwasher. Two bedrooms each with a double or two single beds. Wall mounted TV's in both bedrooms and sitting room. Free WiFi throughout. Clean bathroom with shower unit. Full length curtains across patio window and door. Outside patio area.

Forglen Estate-Forglen Lodge

The Lodge can sleep up to 6 people. It has a lovely Scottish heritage feel inside and lots of architectural character on the outside. The mantel for the open fire inside was made from elm wood grown on the estate and there is some history to be discovered about the external features . Almost like living in your own mini castle during your stay! There are amazing walks and wildlife on the estate too! Short -term Let Licence number: AS-00709-F EPC rating - G

Cozy Scottish Escape | Wood Fire & Pets Welcome

Uncover the perfect getaway at Daisybank Cottage, a charming retreat where modern comforts meet rustic Scotland. Nestled amidst lush landscapes, this inviting home offers breathtaking vistas of the Bennachie Mountain Range and a sanctuary for relaxation. Whether curling up by the crackling log fireplace on cool evenings or soaking in the serene garden views, this cottage is your idyllic escape. Book now and write your own story in this picturesque paradise!.

Cosy cottage in the heart of Aberdeenshire

Cosy one bedroom self contained cottage with private garden, seating area, drying area and BBQ . 1 double bed in bedroom. Fully equipped kitchen with fridge freezer, cooker and microwave, washing machine and small indoor drying cupboard. Large bathroom with separate bath and power shower. Lounge with dining area, TV with freeview Easy access for trains on the Aberdeen Inverness line and onward to the West coast or South to the Scottish central belt.