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Price: £ 560 - £ 1513

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Set on the fringes of Aviemore village, a wonderful location for enjoying the great outdoors, in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park, these superbly appointed and beautifully furnished properties offer a very high degree of comfort. Sitting in a quiet cul de sac, they are ideal for family gatherings. Three properties enjoy their own private hot tub and a digital infrared sauna with music and colour system, all four properties enjoy corporate membership for 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years), to Dalfaber Country Club offering swimming pool, sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, gym and 9 hole golf course. At extra charge badminton, squash court, indoor and outdoor tennis court, table tennis, snooker and carpet bowls. Aviemore is a renowned centre for outdoor pursuits, excellent climbing and hill walking, competition standard mountain bike tracks, water sports on Lochs Morlich and Insch, and of course skiing and snow boarding in season, are just some of the activities on offer. The fishing and golf are similarly excellent. Sled dog rides, train trips to the resort at the top of the mountain and the Strathspey steam railway are also found here, and Britain's only freely roaming reindeer herd can be spotted against the stunning backdrop of Glenmore. Good restaurants, themed bars, live music and shops are all within half a mile. Other great attractions in the area are, The Highland Wildlife Centre with Amur tigers, wolves and polar bear, The Landmark Centre Tree Zone - an incredible aerial adventure, and Aviemore Highland Resort Leisure Centre with its own wavepool, water slides and cinema.

Price: £ 449- £768

Dunstaffnage Cottage is a brilliantly converted stable within the stunning Cairngorms National Park, just a ten minute walk away from the lovely town of Grantown-on-Spey. The cottage sits within the superb landscaped garden of the owner's lodge.

Dunstaffnage Cottage sleeps six and has three bedrooms - two doubles, both withe en-suite bathrooms, and one ground floor double, which has a separate entrance. The cottage also has a shower room, a wonderful, light and airy open plan living area with a well equipped, fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area.

Dining and relaxing can take place within the beautiful enclosed shared garden, which contains a pond, summerhouses and garden furniture. The cottage also offers off road parking for two cars.

Dunstaffnage Cottage is ideal for families and friends that want to explore or take part in the many activities within this part of Scotland.

Grantown-on-Spey sits in the centre of the stunning Scottish Highlands. The town offers amenities such as shops, pubs and restaurants and is an ideal location for the many activities the area offers. The area has something for everyone from fishing on the pretty River Spey, cycling, tennis and golf to Castle and Whisky attractions. Also the hills and woodlands are a haven for walkers and bird watchers. The breathtaking Cairngorms National Park with its mountains, rivers and moorlands is essential for walks and to unwind and relax. In season, skiing takes place at the nearby Cairngorms and Lecht Ski Centres.

The town of Aviemore is 12 miles away and the city of Inverness is 35 miles away and both offer many shops and restaurants.

Grantown-on-Spey is a perfect base to experience the many attractions and activities in the area.

Price: £ 170- £516

Glengynack Cottage is ideal for large families or a group of friends. The property is decorated to a high standard throughout and backs onto a rear garden, from which you can enjoy a spot of outdoor dining in the summer evenings. For the colder months, the property is heated by electric storage heaters and has its own wood-burning stove. There is off-road parking for up to two cars, and the local amenities are only two miles away.

Grantown on Spey is situated in the centre of the Scottish Highlands and is only 12 miles from Aviemore. It is a traditional Highland town on the River Spey, located on the northern edge of the outstanding Cairngorms National Park, which is recognised as a Special Area of Conservation. The town itself is surrounded by Anagach Woods - ancient Scots Pine woodlands, which offer a unique habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. The woods date back to 1766, have way marked trails and there is walking for all abilities. There are also numerous other walks and trails around the town, offering spectacular views over the surrounding hills and mountains. The town’s Square and High Street are lined with unique and interesting shops and businesses, selling everything from children’s clothes to whisky and fishing lines to pottery. There are numerous cafes, bars and restaurants, offering a wide range of meals, drinks and snacks to suit all tastes.

Price: £ 262- £650

Blackwater Chalet is a detached cottage that overlooks the village of Kinlochleven, near to the Mamore mountain range, twenty two miles from Fort William. This cottage sleeps five people and has three bedrooms consisting of one double with an en-suite shower room, one twin and one single bedroom, as well as a family bathroom. The cottage also has a fitted kitchen and a sitting room with dining area. To the outside of this cottage, there is private roadside parking to the front and a decked balcony with furniture and a BBQ. Blackwater Chalet is a perfect holiday home for those that wish to experience the fantastic surrounding scenery.

The village of Kinlochleven is situated at the end of Loch Leven and provides walks, fishing and watersports. The village boasts a selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, plus The Ice Factor, the world's largest indoor ice climbing facility. Seven miles away is Glencoe, which offers mountaineering, snowboarding, fishing and sailing. Also the craft centres and the Folk Museum are well worth visiting. Kinlochleven is a perfect base from which to explore the area.

Price: £ 215- £488

Osprey Cottage is a traditional semi detached cottage located in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park near to the town of Grantown-on-Spey. All on the ground floor, this cottage has two double bedrooms and a family bathroom which makes it suitable for four people. There is a well equipped fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with a log effect electric fire. Outside the cottage is a small enclosed garden with a BBQ, furniture and a shed for drying outdoor clothes as well as off road parking for two cars. Ideal for walking in the summer and for skiing in the winter, Osprey Cottage suits your needs all year round.

In the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Grantown-on-Spey has much to offer. There is a variety of shops, bars and restaurants in the town to tempt visitors, or use it as a base for exploring the varied pursuits of the area. Enjoy fishing, golfing on the area's two courses, walking in the surrounding hills and woodlands, bird watching and of course following the Castle and Whisky trails. In season, skiing is a popular activity at the nearby Cairngorms and Lecht Ski Centres, while the scenery of the Cairngorms National Park offers tranquil respite from a hectic life, no matter what the season.

Price: £ 240- £481

This is a traditional stone built terraced house and is situated in Kingussie. It has been decorated and equipped to a very high standard and provides comfortable and welcoming accommodation. The kitchen is well equipped and has a cosy dining area, while the sitting room benefits from an open fire, making this a really relaxing space after a busy day exploring this stunning area. There are two bedrooms providing comfortable accommodation for up to three people and a spacious bathroom. The town is only a few minutes walk and provides a variety of shops, restaurants and pubs. The region is a paradise for outdoor pursuits with golf, fishing, walking, cycling and bird watching to name but a few. This property offers a super base in which to explore this fascinating and diverse area.

The town of Kingussie is situated in the stunning Cairngorm National Park and attracts visitors all year round. The town has a fine variety of hotels and restaurants, and is home to a very fine folk museum, with buildings and artefacts all of which combine to give an insight into Highland life. During the summer months, traditional crafts are demonstrated in the ‘village’ streets. For the nature lovers there is the Highland Wildlife Park and its wolf territory along with the habitat walks and other Highland wildlife. There are whisky distilleries to visit, one of them, Dalwhinnie, is the highest distillery in Scotland. Aveimore is just 15 miles away and a popular winter destination, but it does have more to offer all year round and is worth a visit at any time of year.

Price: £ 209- £538

This spacious, single storey house in lovely grounds offers stunning mountain views and is located on the outskirts of the village of Kinlochleven. Close to Loch Leven, The Ice Factor and many shops, pubs and walks, this property boasts two bedrooms, a well equipped fitted kitchen with breakfast bar and dining area, and sitting room. With both a garden and off-road parking, this is an incredibly practical home from home. This property is able to sleep up to four people and makes a wonderful retreat.

Set below towering mountains at the end of Loch Leven, the picturesque village of Kinlochleven is regarded as one of Scotland's prettiest settlements. The local area boasts an abundance of fantastic walks including the celebrated West Highland Way, together with excellent fishing opportunities and a wide variety of water sport facilities. Close by, there are a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants and should the weather prove too unreliable, visitors can enjoy indoor climbing at The Ice Factor - the world's largest indoor ice climbing facility. Glencoe, just seven miles away, offers some of the best scenery in Europe in addition to superb mountaineering, snowboarding, fishing and sailing opportunities. The mountain has also inspired craft centres and a fascinating Folk Museum with a visitor’s centre portraying the story of the Massacre of Glencoe.

Price: £ 1207- £1623

Craigmore Lodge nestles on private grounds, just 1 mile from Aviemore. With 5 bedrooms, it offers ample space to sleep 12 people, making it a secluded haven for large families or groups of friends. The property has 2 sitting-rooms, the second of which leads to a garden in which you can enjoy the stunning scenery. The Lodge also boasts its own sauna and also included is membership for 8 people to a private leisure club. The Lodge’s location makes it a superb base for exploring the National Park.

This area of Scotland is part of the Cairngorms National Park. Stretching from Grantown-on-Spey in the north to the Angus Glens in the south and from Ballater in the east to Dalwhinnie and Laggan in the west, the Park covers roughly 10% of Scotland. It acts as home to a quarter of Scotland's native woodland and is a refuge for a host of rare plants and creatures, including 25% of the UK's endangered species. The National Park takes in some of the most spectacular landscapes in Britain, from the wild tundra of the high mountain tops to the ancient pinewoods. Heather moor, vivid with summer colour, and Grand Glens, haunt of red deer and golden eagles, are just some of the other habitats within the Park.

Price: £ 206- £729

Set in the isolated village of Conista, this three bedroom property offers spectacular views over tranquil crofts to the sea and distant mountains beyond. The traditional, whitewashed cottage contains a tasteful modern interior, with a cathedral-style ceiling and a mezzanine bedroom. The high standard of craftsmanship, cosy furnishings and frequent use of wood throughout give a warm, welcoming atmosphere to this fashionable property. There is also a small, enclosed garden with furniture – a wonderful place to enjoy a meal overlooking the hills and sea.

Situated on the Trotternish Peninsula in the north of Skye is the scattered village of Conista - formed from a few, traditionally whitewashed cottages. Ten miles from the village of Uig, and six from Staffin, Conista is well served by local amenities. It also boasts close proximity to Duntulm, named after a steep rocky headland where the ruins of Duntulm Castle can be seen. The entire island offers excellent walking routes, as does the nearby mainland – accessible by both road bridge and ferry – whilst the breathtaking scenery makes a wonderful backdrop for cycling trips, fishing and birdwatching, especially as many seabirds use the steep cliffs during the early summer, including the rare Fulmar.

Price: £ 153- £461

This is a lovely custom-built timber chalet that offers bright, well-maintained accommodation and is warm and welcoming. It is an unusual alternative to a traditional cottage. The accommodation is set out on the ground floor and the chalet has two bedrooms; one double and one twin room. The fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting room are on open plan and the sitting room has doors to a veranda with furniture. Along with the veranda there is a shared gravel area and the property enjoys an elevated position overlooking Strathpeffer with superb views. This property is well placed to take advantage of all the amenities and attractions this lovely part of the world has to offer all year round.

Strathpeffer is a lovely little spa town 20 miles from Inverness and only four and a half miles from Dingwall. The town grew up after the spring waters were discovered in the 1700s. In 1819 the waters were pronounced to be the healthiest in Britain and visitors to the town can still sample their delights in the old pump house. There are numerous walks around the area and the mountains of Glen Affric and the North West Highlands are close by. There is also good fishing to be enjoyed on lochs or rivers. The old Victorian Railway Station in Strathpeffer now serves as the Highland Museum of Childhood and no doubt will spark many memories. It is also home to local craft workers and shops selling their wares. A great base for exploring this lovely region.

Price: £ 191- £631

This is a newly appointed three bedroomed apartment and is a change from the traditional holiday cottages. The property has a warm welcoming feel with the sitting room, dining area and well equipped kitchen all on open-plan. The sitting room has a living flame effect fire and doors leading to a shared garden. There are three bedrooms two twin rooms, one of them on the ground floor, and a double room, and the accommodation is completed by a ground floor bathroom and a separate shower room. There is a pub and shop within a five mile walk, and for outdoor pursuits, Aviemore is only 16 miles away. Edinburgh can be reached in an hour. With all these amenities close to hand this apartment is an ideal base from which to explore this lovely area of Scotland.

Newtonmore is situated in the Cairngorms National Park and has many attractions and activities for visitors to this lovely region. There is a ‘Wildcat Trail” which is a seven mile round walk around the village and takes in the wonderful woodland and moorland scenery. A unique form of entertainment to this charming location is the Waltzing Water and Light Theatre, a spectacular sight guaranteed to entertain everyone of all ages. Behind the village rises the towering Monadhliath Mountains and these offer an introduction to the National Park and the many outdoor pursuits on offer such as walking, mountain-biking, climbing and skiing. With the many sights and visitor attractions in the area this is a fabulous base to take advantage of this lovely location.

Price: £ 220- £525

This property is a chalet style building that's warm, welcoming and cosy. It's situated near Corpach in well-kept grounds and is in a prime position for looking out over the green landscape. The whole property is light, spacious and relaxing – a great spot to just kick back and let the world go by. The kitchen, which is fully equipped, is in an open plan style leading straight into the living and dining areas. There are 2 bedrooms, 1 double and 1 twin, and 1 bathroom.

Fort William and the surrounding area offers literally hundreds of different walking and cycling routes with varying levels of difficulty so whether you are a rambling pro or a novice bike rider they'll be something for you to try your hand at. The United Kingdoms tallest mountain Ben Nevis is also close by along with the Nevis Range Ski resort, which has a mountain gondola. If you're not keen on outdoor sports there are more leisurely pursuits to enjoy, including a tour of Ben Nevis Whisky Distillery, which of course comes with a complimentary whisky sample!

Price: £ 189- £477

5 Larachbeg is steeped in rural charm and is a stone built terrace cottage. The house was first built with the purpose of housing workers who were labouring at Ardtornish estate nearby but that was over 100 years ago. The property has been lovingly updated and has a large modern kitchen/dining area where everyone can gather round in the evening time. The property has 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, 1 single bedroom and 1 bathroom. There's also a wood burner in the living room so if it gets a little chilly you can cosy up next to it! Lovely views of the surrounding forests, woods and hills can all be seen from this house.

The quiet village of Lochaline lies on the Morven Peninsula, which is famous for being one of Britain's most remote areas. Lochaline also overlooks the shiny waters of the Sound of Mull. The charming village of Lochaline is perched next to the very start of the sea loch and is well served by various shops including a post office. There are some delicious treats to be had at the village snack bar, a sophisticated hotel to go and have drinks in the lobby at, a seafood restaurant serving some of Scotland's freshest fish and a popular diving school as well. The idyllic Isle Of Mull is also incredibly easy to get to and there's a car ferry leaving regularly to take tourists over in the holiday season.

Price: £ 307- £822

Located next door to the pub, 100 yards from the shop, church and village hall, and a stone's throw from the safe and sheltered sandy bay, Viking Cottage is a restful retreat set in beautiful surroundings. The cosy accommodation includes four bedrooms, fitted kitchen, a sitting room with open fire, and a dining area. The cottage is a lovely base from which to explore the walking, wildlife (including otters, deer, eagles and occasional porpoises), birdwatching, fishing, golf, and water sports

The Sound of Arisaig is a Marine Conservation Area, which is home to Glenuig village that faces west towards the little Isles of Eigg, Muck, Rum and Canna. Maerl, which is a type of seaweed only found in unpolluted waters, and other intriguing flora and fauna can be found in this unspoilt area. Gelnuig is a tiny community with a population of just over 30, and is situated in the Parish of Moidart in remote and secluded West Lochaber, which includes the neighbouring settlements of Samalaman and Alt Ruadh. There are only 25 dwellings in the village – and four of those are holiday homes. If you’re looking for a peaceful antidote to the hustle and bustle of modern living, this is it.

Price: £ 185- £574

This is an appealing property situated in the grounds of the owner’s sheep and cattle farm. The name means ‘hill of peace’ and the house certainly lives up to its name. The house is warm and welcoming and has a well equipped kitchen, a light and airy sitting room with an open fire. The dining room has patio doors that lead to a decked area, perfect for taking in the views. There are two luxurious bedrooms and a bathroom and conservatory completes the accommodation. Outside is a lawned garden with a decked area and garden furniture. This property offers a relaxing haven and a superb base to take advantage of all that this stunning region has to offer.

This charming, rural village is surrounded by the Monadhliath and Grampian Mountain ranges and there is plenty of scope to explore the surroundings and maybe glimpse some of the amazing wildlife that lives in the area. TV’s “Monarch of the Glen” was filmed around this location and Laggan was featured in the programme. Newtonmore is only eight miles away and overlooks the River Spey in the Cairngorms National Park. There are several shops and public houses and two award winning museums. Laggan’s Wolftrax Mountain Bike Centre is close by and other outdoor activities available are pony trekking, walking, climbing, and bird watching. There is plenty to do in the area and Laggan makes a great base to see this part of Scotland.