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Where the majestic Cairngorms meet the gentle hills of Speyside, the Lochanhully Woodland Club nestles in a silver birch wood on a tributary of the River Spey - the ultimate in close-to-nature seclusion and privacy with high standards in home from home comfort. The spectacular surrounding area is home to the rare Osprey as well as a wide variety of more familiar Scottish wildlife to be seen on leisurely walks or more strenuous mountain expeditions. Skiing and winter sports at Aviemore in season, fishing and golf at other times of the year. Discounted green fees on the 18 hole Spey ValleyGolf Course.The cottages at Lochanhully are Scandinavian chalet style with a rustic feel - pine clad and pine finished throughout - double glazed and fully insulated for all year round comfort. Set amidst a large woodland area with ponds and ducks, the chalets are quite privately situated and are reached by paths through the woods. Lochanhully is an excellent choice for families, with activities for all ages, a daily programme of events and evening entertainment. The Kidz Club provides supervised daytime activities for 5-11 year olds.FULL ACTIVITY PROGRAMME FOR ALL AGES.Two or three nights of live music weekly in the Club House, including a Scottish night.Indoor club facilities: heated swimming pool, sauna, solarium, Turkish steam room, a small gym, games room, restaurant, and bar with bar meals.Outdoors: tennis court, adventure play area, trout fishing in season, archery, mountain bikes, trim trail and basketball.Each well maintained compact chalet has a conservatory and sleeps up to 4/6 - 2 bedrooms, 1 double and 1 with bunk beds; living room with sofa bed, colour TV, DVD and video, conservatory with dining table and fully equipped kitchen with cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer. Bathroom with shower. Bed linen and towels provided. Cot available at an extra charge. Maximum of 4 adults recommended. Parking for one car beside each chalet.

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An excellent selection of comfortable well-maintained properties in the popular Spey Valley area. There are all kinds of sporting and leisure activities for all age groups amidst beautiful Highland scenery, including excellent fishing, golf, clay pigeon shooting, pony trekking and water sports. A wide variety of Scottish wildlife can be seen on leisurely walks or more strenuous mountain expeditions. The houses are based in two villages, each quite different.DALWHINNIE - at the southern end of the Spey Valley amidst moorland and heather-clad hills, this peaceful and quiet village has a remote feeling. There is a hotel, shop and a garage in the village and easy access to the A9 for touring and exploring - northwards through Speyside, westwards towards Spean Bridge and Fort William, or south to Loch Rannoch, Loch Tummel and Pitlochry. This detached bungalow is, comfortably furnished and well presented. 1 double bedroom and 1 twin bedroom with en suite w.c./whb, spacious living/dining room, compact kitchen, shower room. The property is all electric and has fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave oven, television and electric blankets. Children and well behaved pets are welcome. Bed linen and towels can be arranged at 5.00 p.p. per stay. Cots are available at a charge of 5.00 per week. If linen or cot is required, please request at time of booking, indicating which beds are required. Payment for cots and linen will be collected on arrival.

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This attractive detached cottage dates from the 1930s and sits in a pleasant private enclosed garden with a rear view to the hills. The cottage has been sympathetically renovated featuring wood panelling in some rooms and an open fire in the living room. From here, French doors open out into the rear garden where garden furniture is provided. Rooms are spacious and sunny with bright, comfortable furnishings and this well-maintained cottage has a pleasant, welcoming ambience. The cottage is only 100 yards from the village centre and within walking distance of the excellent local golf course. This would be an ideal spot from which to tour the beautiful Spey Valley. Boat of Garten is 2 miles from the RSPB reserve at Loch Garten where the ospreys can be seen.The steam railway is a popular attraction and the line runs behind the house, but there are only daytime trains. There are facilities locally for tennis, fishing, pony trekking, watersports, walking, climbing and bird watching. Shops and pubs within 2 minutes walk. 1 double and 1 twin bedroom (cot available), dining room, lounge (with double sofa bed), kitchen, bathroom and shower room (both with w.c.) All electric. Fridge, washing machine, tumble dryer. microwave, television. Bed linen and towels can be hired by arrangement.

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Superbly situated in an almost unique position in a well-maintained peaceful 50 acre estate on the banks of Loch Ness, these properties sit amongst the spectacular scenery of the Great Glen and have lovely views over this mystic stretch of water. Paths lead through the wooded estate to the loch and guests can explore the shore line and fish in the waters. Invermoriston village is 1/2 mile away with a local shop and an excellent inn while Inverness with all major facilities including an international airport is less than an hour's drive along the beautiful lochside road. This is the ideal base to tour the Highlands and West Coast with many places of historic and scenic interest within easy reach and there is a wealth of outdoor activities available including climbing, hill-walking, sailing, water-sports, golf, cycling and winter sports at nearby Nevis Range. There are cruises on the loch and at any time of year Loch Ness can provide a relaxing or activity holiday.Farmburn Bothy - Sleep 2A charming and unique studio cottage, or bothy as they are known in Scotland, this lovely stone built detached property has recently been converted to provide stylish and comfortable accommodation for a couple or single person. On an elevated site with grassy surroundings and adjacent to Farmburn Cottage, this is a lovely cosy little home from home.Open plan living/dining area with well-fitted kitchen corner, shower room. Ladder up to gallery sleeping area with super king bed. All electric plus wood-burning stove. Fridge, microwave, CD player. Laundry facilities available by arrangement. Bed linen is provided and towels may be hired. No television.

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Peacefully situated on a quiet country road, 1/2 a mile outside the village of Nethy Bridge in the beautiful Spey Valley, this very attractive and deceptively spacious cottage enjoys lovely views over the river to the mountains beyond. The cottage offers a high standard and is bright, welcoming and very comfortable. All rooms are on one level and may suit guests with walking difficulties. There is a safely enclosed garden with patio furniture and barbecue. Nethy Bridge has shops and an excellent hotel while the facilities of the mountain resort of Aviemore and the Highland Capital of Inverness are within easy reach. There are lovely walks, good angling and a wealth of outdoor activities including winter sports at Cairngorm, water sports, golf, climbing, mountain biking and hill walking. The Loch Garten RSPB reserve is nearby as are the Highland Wildlife Park and a host of other visitor attractions.Master double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with spa bath, 1 double bedroom, 2 twin bedrooms (cot and high chair available), lovely cosy lounge/dining room with open fire, conservatory with patio doors, well-appointed kitchen, utility/drying room, family bathroom with spa bath and separate shower. Cooking by gas hob/electric oven, gas central heating. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, microwave, television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels are provided.

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In a wonderful elevated position, the highest dwelling house in the district at 1000ft above sea level, this detached stone built farmhouse has panoramic views over the crafting parishes of Caiplich and Abriachan in a beautiful and undiscovered area of the Highlands. The house enjoys seclusion and tranquility, the perfect choice for visitors wishing to get away from it all. Forestry land extends beyond the large rough garden offering pleasant country walks and on/off road cycling. Fishing can be arranged through the owner. Loch Ness and Drumnadrochit are only 4 miles away, Inverness is 10 miles and locally there are opportunities for fly fishing, golf, pony trekking, sailing and boat hire (Loch Ness), or dolphin spotting in the Moray Firth. Selection of shops, pub/hotels in Drumnadrochit. The house is reached by a private gravelled driveway, it faces south-east and benefits from long sunny daylight hours. Completely modernised and extended, the house offers spacious holiday accommodation with wonderful views and is comfortably furnished in a traditional style. As the large bathroom and one bedroom are on ground level, this property may suit some disabled visitors. Ample parking.1 double bedroom, 2 twin bedrooms with coombed ceilings reached by narrow stair, (cot available on request), spacious lounge, large dining/kitchen, sun porch, shower-room, bathroom, airing room. All electric with central heating. Fridge/freezer, auto washing machine, microwave, television, payphone. Bed linen is provided.

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Where the majestic Cairngorms meet the gentle hills of Speyside, the Lochanhully Woodland Club nestles in a silver birch wood on a tributary of the River Spey - the ultimate in close-to-nature seclusion and privacy with high standards in home from home comfort. The spectacular surrounding area is home to the rare Osprey as well as a wide variety of more familiar Scottish wildlife to be seen on leisurely walks or more strenuous mountain expeditions. Skiing and winter sports at Aviemore in season, fishing and golf at other times of the year. Discounted green fees on the 18 hole Spey Valley Golf Course.The cottages at Lochanhully are Scandinavian chalet style with a rustic feel - pine clad and pine finished throughout - double glazed and fully insulated for all year round comfort. Set amidst a large woodland area with ponds and ducks, the chalets are quite privately situated and are reached by paths through the woods. Parking for one car beside each chalet.Lochanhully is an excellent choice for families, with activities for all ages, a daily programme of events and evening entertainment. The Kidz Club provides supervised daytime activities for 5-11 year olds.FULL ACTIVITY PROGRAMME FOR ALL AGES.Two or three nights of live music weekly in the Club House, including a Scottish night.Indoor club facilities: heated swimming pool, sauna, solarium, Turkish steam room, a small gym, games room, restaurant, and bar with bar meals.Outdoors: tennis court, adventure play area, trout fishing in season, archery, mountain bikes, trim trail and basketball.Each well maintained compact chalet has a conservatory and sleeps up to 4/6 - 2 bedrooms, 1 double and 1 with bunk beds; living room with sofa bed, television and DVD/video, conservatory with dining table and fully equipped kitchen with cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer. Bathroom with shower. Bed linen and towels are provided. Cot available at an extra charge. Maximum of 4 adults recommended.

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An excellent selection of comfortable well-maintained properties in the popular Spey Valley area. There are all kinds of sporting and leisure activities for all age groups amidst beautiful Highland scenery, including excellent fishing, golf, clay pigeon shooting, pony trekking and water sports. A wide variety of Scottish wildlife can be seen on leisurely walks or more strenuous mountain expeditions. The houses are based in two villages, each quite different.NEWTONMORE - a popular Speyside resort village, famous for being first to offer pony trekking as a sport - visitors can still ride Highland ponies into the Monadhliath Mountains. The village is close to the River Spey and has good shops, hotels and restaurants. In a quiet situation, in an enclosed garden with private parking and convenient for the shops, this detached bungalow is well maintained and comfortable with 2 double and 1 twin bedroom (2 with w.h.b. and 1 with walk-in shower), living/dining room, sun loungd, kitchen and bathroom with there is a shower installed over the bath. Ramp access to rear door.The property is all electric and has fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave oven, television, DVD player and electric blankets. Children and well behaved pets are welcome. Bed linen and towels can be arranged at 5.00 p.p. per stay. Cots are available at a charge of 5.00 per week. If linen or cot is required, please request at time of booking, indicating which beds are required.

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Very conveniently located within easy walking distance of the village shop, an excellent hotel, a friendly golf club and the station for the Speyside Steam Railway, this modern bungalow is in a quiet residential street. It has a secluded, enclosed, suntrap garden with garden furniture and a barbecue. Rooms are freshly decorated and well-furnished and the open plan layout combined with large windows give a spacious feel to the living area. There is a garage which is ideal for secure storage of sports equipment.Boat of Garten lies within the Cairngorms National Park at the gateway to the Speyside Whisky Trail and surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery. Every possible activity is available nearby including golf, angling, climbing, walking and biking on a network of marked trails, riding, water sports, sailing, winter sports and off-road driving. Visitor attractions include the Loch Garten RSPB Reserve, Highland Wildlife Park, mountain funicular and the Highland Folk Museum. Aviemore is 6 miles away and Inverness is a half hour drive north. 1 double, 1 twin and 1 bunk bedroom for children with additional roll out bed (cot available), living room with wood-burning stove open plan to dining/kitchen, utility/drying room, bathroom with there is a shower installed over the bath. All electric plus wood-burning stove. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels provided.

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Conveniently located on a wide corner site in a pleasant residential estate, this recently built detached bungalow is close to the beaches, marina and links golf courses of this lovely Moray Firth seaside town. The house is freshly decorated and well-appointed and has ramp access for visitors with wheelchairs or walking difficulties. There is an enclosed rear garden with outdoor furniture, patio area and barbecue, front lawns with parking and a garage. Nairn is a popular tourist destination with good shops, restaurants and pubs, miles of golden sands and is a mecca for golfers. This part of Scotland enjoys a particularly good climate and is ideal for a break at any time of year.All along the coast are sandy coves, spectacular cliffs and picturesque old fishing villages whilst inland are the Cairngorm National Park, the Speyside Malt Whisky Trail and historic castles. Inverness is 15 miles away, offering good shopping, theatre, cinemas and renowned restaurants. This location is an excellent choice for outdoor activities including golf, angling, walking, ornithology and riding or simply relaxing.1 double and 1 twin bedroom (cot available), lounge/dining room with gas feature fire, galley kitchen, bathroom with there is a shower installed over the bath, additional wc. Cooking by gas hob/electric oven, gas central heating. Fridge, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels provided.

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Against the rugged mountain backdrop of the Cairngorms, the Dalfaber Golf and Country Club is set in its own 200 acre grounds surrounded by the majestic Highland scenery along the banks of the River Spey. Visitors can enjoy golf on the private 9 hole course and fishing on the Spey itself. Guests also enjoy discounted green fees on the 18 hole Spey Valley Golf Course adjacent. Take a leisurely stroll or a more energetic hill climb, each will provide opportunities to spot birds and wildlife, including red deer, ospreys and maybe even a golden eagle. A fun programme of activities to suit all ages operates every day of the year, including the Kidz Club for 5-11 year olds. Indoor: tropically landscaped heated indoor swimming pool, spa bath, solarium, sauna, steam room, gym, indoor tennis and badminton, squash courts, table tennis, snooker, pool, bowls, playroom, hairdressing salon, bar and restaurant.Outdoor: tennis, 9 hole golf course, fishing, children's play park, mountain bikes.Nearby: skiing, sailing, windsurfing, hill climbing, pony trekking, go-karts.As part of the Platinum Collection offered by Macdonald Hotels & Resorts, the Cairngorm Villas offer luxurious accommodation in magnificent surroundings. Each semi-detached villa has views over the resort golf course and the modern design is complemented by a very high standard of furnishing and equipment. Each Cairngorm Villa has 2 bedrooms (1 twin and 1 double) on the ground floor, each with television and en suite bathroom. Cot available. On the first floor, the spacious living area with double sofa bed opens to a lovely conservatory and has a dining area and fully equipped kitchen. All electric. Fridge, microwave, dishwasher, 3 televisions, DVD player.

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In a picturesque setting, surrounded by trees and bracken on a 10 acre wooded hillside, these 5 pine chalets each have their own private position with views to trees and some have a lovely outlook over Loch Meiklie to the hills beyond. This is a quiet location with stunning scenery and there are many beautiful walks to enjoy. Birds and wildlife are abundant in the area and a boat is available to visitors for trout fishing on Loch Meiklie. This is a good centre for touring, just 5 miles from Loch Ness, 20 miles from Inverness, with Fort William and the North West Coast easily accessible. The chalets all have pine interiors and provide comfortable, well-appointed holiday accommodation. Managed by the resident owners, the chalets are reached by a fairly steep narrow track and each has a parking space. The Steading Bar/Restaurant is at the park entrance. Shops 5 miles, tea room 1 mile for meals/takeaways. 2 double bedrooms and a small box room for a child. Living/dining/kitchen and shower room. Bed linen is provided, towels can be hired. Each chalet is all electric and has a fridge, cooker, microwave, television, DVD and CD Player. IN532a has a dishwasher, IN532b has a washing machine. A high chair is available by prior arrangement in (a) and (b) (charges apply).

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Sitting in a quiet residential corner of this attractive and popular Speyside village, yet within walking distance of the local shops, restaurants and hotel, this charming bungalow provides a lovely holiday home. It is well equipped and provides exceptionally welcoming and comfortable accommodation. There are well kept, safely enclosed, mature gardens incorporating a secluded south facing patio with garden furniture which is ideal for outdoor living. This the outdoor centre of Scotland and the wealth of activities on the doorstep include climbing, walking, mountain biking, angling, golf, sailing, water sports, winter sports and riding. There are many local places of interest including the Highland Wildlife Park, Cairngorm Funicular Railway, the Speyside Steam Railway, which passes through the village, the extensive outdoor Highland Folk Museum, the fascinating Landmark Centre and Scotland's highest distillery visitor centre at Dalwhinnie. Inverness which has all the facilities of a major city including an international airport is 30 minutes drive, the mountain resort of Aviemore is 5 miles and the picturesque fishing villages and beaches of Moray Firth coast are less than an hour away.1 double and 1 twin bedroom, bright living/dining room, well appointed kitchen, bathroom with there is a shower installed over the bath. Garage providing secure storage for sports equipment etc. All electric. Fridge, freezer, washer/dryer, microwave, LCD television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels provided.

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An excellent selection of comfortable well-maintained properties in the popular Spey Valley area. There are all kinds of sporting and leisure activities for all age groups amidst beautiful Highland scenery, including excellent fishing, golf, clay pigeon shooting, pony trekking and water sports. A wide variety of Scottish wildlife can be seen on leisurely walks or more strenuous mountain expeditions. The houses are based in two villages, each quite different.NEWTONMORE - a popular Speyside resort village, famous for being first to offer pony trekking as a sport - visitors can still ride Highland ponies into the Monadhliath Mountains. The village is close to the River Spey and has good shops, hotels and restaurants. A comfortable well presented detached bungalow with a garden in a quiet cul-de-sac in the village. 2 double and 1 twin bedroom (2 with w.h.b. and 1 with walk-in shower), living room, sun lounge, kitchen with dining area, bathroom with there is a shower installed over the bath.The property is all electric and has fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave oven, television, DVD player and electric blankets. Children and well behaved pets are welcome. Bed linen and towels can be arranged at 5.00 p.p. per stay. Cots are available at a charge of 5.00 per week. If linen or cot is required, please request at time of booking, indicating which beds are required. Payment for cots and linen will be collected on arrival.

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Peacefully situated at the entrance to this pretty mountain village amidst magnificent Highland scenery, this new bungalow enjoys beautiful views over the valley to the surrounding forests and hills. Completed to a high standard, the house is very comfortable and well-presented and enjoys an unusually large amount of living space. There is a large, enclosed landscaped garden with outdoor furniture. The bungalow is suitable for visitors in wheelchairs or with walking difficulties.Cannich lies at the junction of Glen Affric, Glen Urquhart and Strathglass, 12 miles from Loch Ness. The area has a unique habitat and the ancient Caledonian pine forests are home to a host of wild life including red deer, pine marten, red squirrels, buzzards and golden eagles. Activities including climbing, walking, cycling, ornithology and touring the Highlands. Drumnadrochit, on the shores of Loch Ness, has a fascinating visitor centre, water sports and loch cruises while Inverness is 26 miles away with excellent retail and leisure facilities. Cannich village has a good shop, pub and restaurant.Master double bedroom with en-suite shower-room, 1 further double and 1 twin bedroom, lounge, second living room with single folding bed, dining room, kitchen, utility room, bathroom. Cooking by electricity, oil-fired underfloor heating. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, 2 televisions with Sky. Bed linen provided.