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Relax in this stunning Lodge rated by the Scottish Tourist board as 4 star luxury. Take comfort from the log burning stove on cold winter days whilst enjoying the walks, biking, cross country skiing or enjoying the hot tub and beautiful views.

The views are mind blowing capturing The Highlands at there very best. The lodge is nestled between crags, marshes and Loch Insh. Wildlife is in abundance with deers regularly visiting the garden or stags calling at night whilst you are relaxing in the hot tub. Ideal for 1-2 families or groups: 4 Bedrooms - 2 x En suites and 1 x Main bathroom * Super/King bedroom with en suite shower room with 2 sinks * Double bedroom with en suite large shower room under floor heating * Twin bedroom * Twin bedroom * Main bathroom with bath and shower combined * Zed bed can be placed in any bedroom * Additional travel cot (no linen), high chair and baby monitor Very spacious one and a half height lounge with log burning stove and 63" TV with traditional oak floors. Well equipped kitchen with 6 burner cooker and 3 ovens, American style fridge freezer and breakfast bar. Separate dining room with oak table and open fire. Utility room with washer and dryer. Hot tub and large bbq on the deck. Kids swings, shoot and playhouse. The ideal place to relax in luxurious comfort.

The location is secluded and perfect for a relaxing family break or chilling with friends. Loch Insh Water sports Centre is a beautiful one mile woodland walk away offering water sports, bike hire, dry ski slope and magnificent views whilst sampling their gourmet food and abundance of Scottish whiskies. Cairngorm Mountain is a thirty minute drive where you can enjoy snow sports and the vista. A ten minute drive will find you in Aviemore and surrounding areas where there are an abundance of activities to pursue such as The Highland Wildlife park, Landmark Adventure Park, Newtonmore Folk Park and of course the many forest walks available from your doorstep.

Riverside Hideaway is a quirky above garage conversion. It is Modern with a light, fresh feel. Located up a short track on the bank of the River Spey. Watching the Ospreys, hundreds of miles of forest tracks and cycle ways to explore, snow sports in the Cairngorms, paddling to Loch Insh or down the Spey the options are endless. It’s quiet, peaceful and relaxing but with excitement and exhilaration of outdoor pursuits all around.

A small Morden well equipped one bedroom flat. Open plan living room with double sofa bed, fully equipped kitchen and fully fitted shower room with a large 1200 x 800 shower enclosure. The bedroom has a super king bed that can easily be converted to two single beds. Outdoor snow sports equipment locker. Off road dedicated parking area.

Riverside Hideaway is in the small village of Kincraig which is nestled midway between Aviemore and Kingussie. Located on the road to Loch Insh and within a stones throw of the River Spey it is your perfect Highland getaway. The Post Office Cafe and Gallery is a short walk away and is lovely for a spot of lunch whilst viewing the artwork of local artist Ann Vastano. Loch Insh with its water sports centre is a short 10 min walk from the flat with its Boat House Restaurant and Quarter Deck Bar. The villages only pub is the Suie (soo-ee) which has a very warm and friendly atmosphere. Some other near by attractions which are a short drive away are: Highland Wildlife park 5 min, Cairngorm mountain 25min, Landmark 25min, Loch Morlich 20 mins.

Kincraig lies at the heart of the Cairngorm National Park. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty containing some of Scotland's most treasured landscapes and rare wildlife. Braeriach House is set in a peaceful location on the River Spey.

A beautiful stone cottage in the Scottish Highlands at the center of the National Park, with local restaurants and pubs within walking distance. An abundance of wildlife for nature lovers and a playground for outdoor enthusiast at the foot of the cairngorm maintain range and ski resort.

Fully fitted kitchen and bathroom to a very high standard, with underfloor heating and a wood burning stove. The double bedroom has a super king bed with beautiful woodland and mountain views. Additional features are a self contained office/work station for those business trips, accessible laundry facilities, off road secure parking.

A beautiful quiet little village offering everything you would need for a relaxing break in the Highlands

Little Birch Cabin is surround by fantastic scenery and wildlife. We are beside the RSPB Insh Marshes nature reserve and the beautiful Cairngorm mountains. The cabin backs onto a large forest leading into Glenfeshie the Cairngorms and beyond. Red Squirrels, Badgers, Pine martins, Crested Tits and many more are frequent visitors. Loch Insh Watersports is 3 miles away. Highland wildlife park is a superb nearby attraction. It is an ideal location for all nature lovers, walkers and cyclists.

The cabin is set in a natural Birch garden and has ample private parking for several cars. We have recently added a sitting room extension with French doors leading to a seating area. The wood burning stove makes a great addition in the winter months. The garden is a haven for wild life and due to the fact that for many years we have put out feed for the birds, badgers, squirrels and pine martins at the right time of year they can be viewed and photographed from the comfort of the cabin. All the wildlife pictures shown have been taken from the cabin. The surrounding woodlands and trails can be accessed straight from the garden and no roads have to be crossed.

Insh is a quiet hamlet with a small church and is adjacent to the RSPB nature reserve on Insh marshes which is a natural flood plane for the river Spey. There are several bird hides on the reserve where you can visit just down the road and watch the wild life. Ruthven Barracks is also a short distance away and is free to visitors and well worth a visit. In the other direction from the village is loch Insh where you can enjoy the water sports or take a drink or two.

Cottage 1 is part of Inshriach Estate, a small working farm, hospitality business and home of Inshriach Gin. There are beautiful views over the Monadhliaths and Cairngorms and immediate access to spectacular walking, mountain biking and snowsports. We also border the River Spey on which you can fish. Inshriach Estate and the Cottage are an adventure and a bit different. If you are willing to embrace that, you will love it. We are 4 miles south of Aviemore and 1 hr from Inverness Airport.

The cottage is basic but charming. It is an old building with no central heating but there is a good log burner, electric radiators in every room and an electric blanket. It gets very cosy with these going but please don't imagine the cottage to be a naturally warm place. There is no stand-up shower - the ceilings are too low - but there is a beautifully hot bath and an electric shower head that can be used while in the bath.

In the Spey Valley, Scottish Highlands near Aviemore beside a pine forest stretching into Glenfeshie, Cairngorms mountains and the RSPB Insh Marshes. Squirrels, badgers, deer and pinemarten can be watched from the comfort of the patio window! While enjoying the peace of this small village there are food shops & station 5 miles away and food, gift, sports shops are 10 miles away. The west coast, Inverness, Braemar, Edinburgh are all possible as day excursions.

The Old Log Shed is set in a quiet location with easy access to all parts of the Highlands, most sports one may think of and wildlife at your door. Suitable for 2 persons. The main room has south facing patio doors to an outdoor living area where you can enjoy watching the wildlife. There are information sheets on where to walk for an hour or a day and others giving ideas of day tours (I have tried them all)

There are lovely places to walk from the house with views over the valley in a peaceful atmosphere. The mountains for ski-ing, climbing etc are about 12 miles away. This is an excellent centre for travelling in all directions of the highlands to view its history and scenery. There are good restaurants in Aviemore - definitely recommend The Old Bridge Inn! and Rothiemurchus Visitors Centre do really good lunches and baking. The Old Post Office in Kincraig is a must for coffee or lunches. Loch Insh also has good restaurant facilities.

Soillerie Beag is a self-catering cottage in the quiet village of Insh in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. The cottage lies on the boundary of the Insh Marshes RSPB nature reserve and has views across the open countryside to the Spey Valley and Monadhliath Mountains to the north. The area is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise, offering walking, cycling, fishing, bird watching, golf, sailing, climbing and ski-ing. For those looking for a quiet retreat, Soillerie Beag is perfect.

Soillerie Beag was originally built as a 'granny extension' to our old family home, and was retained after the main house was sold some years ago. It is still used by the extended family for holidays throughout the year. You will find it well stocked with books and maps to refer to for footpaths and cycle tracks. The house enjoys lots of natural light and lovely open views across the fields to the hills. You can walk straight out the front door into the surrounding countryside.

Insh is a small quiet village in a beautiful part of Badenoch and Strathspey. The Badenoch Way is a matter of metres from the front door, Glen Feshie and Glen Tromie are within comfortable walking and cycling distance. Rothiemurchus Estate by Aviemore is well known for great walking, cycling and sailing, and of course the Cairngorms for the more adventurous walkers. Sailing and windsurfing are also available at nearby Loch Insh. Other local attractions worth a visit include the Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore and the nearby Highland Wildlife Park. Eating spots of note include the Old Bridge Inn and The Mountain Café in Aviemore, and the Druie Café in Rothiemurchus

This self catering cottage was originally a rural school built about 1830. The cottage is situated on the edge of the village of Insh in Strathspey with the Cairngorm Mountains on one side and the Monadhliath Mountains to the west. The cottage adjoins the famous Insh Marshes Bird Reserve. There are several good golf courses nearby. fishing is also available and the whole area is very scenic and perfect for walking. Three miles away is beautiful Loch Insh where water sports are available.

Southeast facing wall of the living area towards the forest, catching the morning sun. Sleeping quarters are divided into one single en-suite bedroom downstairs and large family room upstairs with double bed and bunk bed and adjoining en-suite shower room. Fully furnished with TV, DVD and video. Modern fitted kitchen with electric hob, oven, microwave fridge/freezer and dish washer. The cupboards are have all you need for a self-catering holiday.

Situated on the grounds of Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, our 5-berth Feshie Apartment provides guests with good quality budget accommodation. The apartment overlooks the forest and has a lovely welcoming log burning stove making it the perfect place to unwind after a day on the hill whatever the season. Central heating throughout with no electricity charge but a charge for logs will apply. Parking nearby. In the heart of the Highlands and the Cairngorms National Park, Insh Hall was built in 1899 as the village hall between the two communities of Insh and Kincraig. When these villages built a new hall in Kincraig, Insh Hall was put up for sale and bought by Clive and Sally Freshwater in 1971 as accommodation for their new activity centre. We feel it is the perfect place to stay and experience all that’s on offer onsite or to explore the beautiful Highlands.

“The Painter’s Cottage” in Drumguish, 3 miles from the village of Kingussie, is an extremely comfortable and cosy self-contained, one-bedroom apartment, with sitting room and fully equipped studio kitchen; double bedroom; shower room/toilet. There is a double sofa bed in the sitting room should that be required. It adjoins our family home but is an entirely private apartment and space with its own private entrance and car parking and complete autonomy for guests. Garden space available.

Painter's Cottage sits in the middle of 360 degrees of spectacular scenery in the Cairngorms National Park. It is ideally suited to couples, friends, families with young children, (high chair and travel cot are available), who want to enjoy the great peace and beauty of this rural location whilst having access to all of the attractions and activities of this area. Scotland's largest Rewilding Corridor is literally on the doorstep, so guests can immerse themselves in this unique and amazing natural environment - a conservationist's dream. Shopping and eating out: Aviemore is 14 miles away with its shops, pubs and restaurants. The village of Kingussie also has a variety of places to eat, as well as shops, pubs, churches, a sports centre, library etc. Two bikes are available for use ( use at own risk).

“Painter’s Cottage” is also ideal as a base for touring the Highlands: there is an almost endless list of places to visit. This includes Loch Ness which is just over a hour’s drive away; numerous world famous whisky distilleries within easy reach; the best preserved castle of the Jacobite rising era - ‘Ruthven Barracks’; the Edinburgh Zoological Society’s Kincraig Wildlife Park is just 6 miles away; Insh Marshes - one of the most important wetlands in Europe, – famous for supporting birdlife: populations of breeding waders including curlew, lapwing, redshank and snipe is literally on our doorstep; Wolftrax – the outdoor mountain biking centre with over 20 miles of purpose-built trails is nearby; Loch Insh Outdoor Centre – with its water sports and dry land activities in summer and skiing in winter is 4 miles away. And many more wonderful attractions. Set in the ancient Caledonian Pine Forest and part of the last true wilderness of Europe, Drumguish is a perfect destination for lovers of the countryside and the natural world. On our doorstep are: walking; cycling; water sports; skiing; snowboarding; climbing; bird watching; trout and salmon fishing; golf; horse riding (there are Halflinger ponies in the fields around the cottage) or simply relaxing and enjoying the peace and tranquillity of our magnificent Highland setting. On clear nights you will experience star-filled skies with no light pollution; quietness except for the distant sounds of the River Tromie and in season the roaring of stags, barking of foxes, calling of buzzards.

A luxury cottage located in the Cairngorms National Park in an idyllic location between the popular villages of Kingussie and Aviemore. Perfect for a romantic getaway or as a base for families to explore the wilderness.

Railway Cottage is a traditional railway worker's cottage dating back to the early 1900s. Recently given a new lease of life by the owners, the cottage has been thoughtfully redecorated offering a luxury, boutique experience in the Highlands. Located beside the RSPB nature reserve at Insh Marshes, there's no shortage of spectacular views, and the popular villages of Aviemore and Kingussie are just a short drive away. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for a romantic getaway. Stylishly renovated, the cottage boasts a living room with a huge log burning stove, 3 seater couch and arm chair, a 40', wi-fi enabled smart TV, with Netflix, Spotify, catch up TV and DVD. Additionally their is a BOSE stereo, with bluetooth, radio and line in, to connect music players / laptops. For dining, set back from the fire, there is a solid oak, Edwardian table for 4, with all you will need to prepare a meal through in the kitchen. The kitchen combines the industrial sense of the railway with the serene surroundings of Insh Marshes; a polished concrete work top, inlaid with stainless steel fittings, between beach cabinets and bur elm shelving. Everything you'd expect in a modern kitchen is nicely tucked in there; dishwasher, fridge-freezer, separate wine-cooler, 4 way ceramic hob, double oven / grill, micro-wave. The tiled floor stays cosy with under-floor heating (also in the bathroom). The views of the Cairngorms and Insh Marshes from both kitchen and living room are just incredible. Both bedrooms have luxurious king size double beds, with high-quality, cotton linen; a chest of drawers, desk/dresser and wardrobe; sheep skin and Persian rugs underfoot, colourful prints on the walls. Each has their own radiator with thermostat and black out blinds, for the snuggest possible night's sleep. The bathroom is decadent, with heated, Mediterranean style floor tiles and bespoke Victorian mahogany pedestal, below white, tiled walls and quality chrome fittings. The bath is a deep, relaxing, roll-top style with claw feet. Heated towel rail, hand crafted bur elm shelving and large mirror with shaving light make up the rest. Cosy dressing gowns, slippers and plenty of thick, cotton towels are all provided for you. Outside, the cottage is surrounded by incredible views. The garden itself is bordered sporadically by a variety of trees - birch, beach, oak, elm - providing some privacy but letting plenty of the view in. A large decking area has dining space for 4 on it, plus loungers for all. It looks south, so enjoys the sun most of the day and overlooks a bespoke, stone fire-pit, with benched seating made from old railway sleepers. A large lawn, with webber BBQ, double hammock, complete the back garden on the south and west sides of the house. The front garden looks across the railway and Insh Marshes and enjoys some of the best views of the Cairngorms there are. We hope you'll visit Railway Cottage, a home from home, in truly breathtaking surroundings.

The cottage and the local area boasts spectacular views and no shortage of wildlife for neighbours. Situated by a railway line and next to a RSPB bird reserve, it is the perfect spot for bird and train spotters. There are fantastic walks for all grades straight from the cottage and all across the local area - the list is endless! Footpaths take you from moor to woodland and riverside to loch edge. As well as walking and mountain climbing there is sensational mountain biking and cycling to be had with some of the best trails in Scotland. Whether you are looking for a cliff-top challenge or a quiet ride out in the countryside, the Cairngorms has a cycle route suitable for everyone. You can make the most of your cycle safe in the knowledge that a welcome pit stop is never too far away. There are many great activities to do while taking in the beautiful scenery. The historic Balavil estate, known to millions as Kilwillie from TV series Monarch of the Glen, is described as the "jewel in the crown" of sporting estates in the country, and is just across the road. The Highland Wildlife Park is just a mile north of the cottage and hosts a wide range of local and more exotic creatures from polar bears and snow leopards to red squirrels and Scottish wild cats. Alvie Estate is a beautiful highland estate near Kincraig and is well worth exploring. There are many activities available - quad biking, horse riding, fishing, clay pigeon shooting, zip wire park, and bushcraft survival classes. You can feed the deer in the winter months or watch sheep being clipped in June. Tours can be organised if you want to learn more about our countryside and how the estate makes a living. Venison, lamb, beef, strawberries, raspberries and smoked trout can be purchased from the Dalraddy Holiay Park shop (depending on the season or by contacting the farm). Loch Insh Watersports offers sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, river trips, rowing, fishing, dry ski slope skiing, archery, mountain biking and hill walking. Hire and/or instruction is available by the hour, day or week. For those interested in our history, Delfour Standing Stones are located on Alvie Estate dating back 6000 years. There are Iron Age forts, the Wolf of Badenoch's Castle at Loch an Eilean, Ruthven Barracks by Kingussie, the Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore, steam railway in Aviemore, Culloden battlefield and a number of country houses and castles to see nearby.

Charming base in spectacular setting of Cairngorms National Park overlooking mountains & loch water. Shared with one host, guests will have private bedrooms, bathroom and living room, and access to shared spaces. Conveniently located with Aviemore shops, bus & train station (11-15 mins drive). Comfortable base to explore surrounding Scottish nature. Scottish wildlife right outside kitchen window include osprey and red squirrel. WiFi, towels, fresh sheets provided. Animal & child friendly.

Old Station Master's house, two stories with comfortable furnishings and bright rooms with plenty of natural light. Guests have the use of three bedrooms, living room, study/TV room, kitchen and dining room. Spacious front and back gardens with picnic tables & chairs. Sleeps 5: master double bedroom with en-suite (sleeps 2) and two twin bedrooms (sleeps 4). Three bathrooms: one en-suite with shower & bath (private), one bathroom with bath, and one downstairs toilet. Kitchen: fully equipped with Aga stove, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer & utensils. Laundry room: washing machine, dryer, detergent and space for hanging. Fully insulated and heated year-round. Wood-burning fireplaces in living room and study. Space for parking and secure storage for bicycles/skiis. WiFi (throughout the house apart from master bedroom). TV screen (for connecting to laptop/ player only) and DVD player provided. Non-smoking. Pet-friendly.

Located in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park with stunning scenery, indigenous wildlife and outdoor activities on doorstep. Activities: - Canoeing, windsurfing, SUP at Loch Inch Outdoor Centre (2 mins drive) - Scottish wild cat, polar bear, artic fox at Highland Wildlife Park (12 mins drive) - Zip-wire, quad biking, pony trekking, deer feeding, clay pigeon shooting, archery at Alvie Estate (4 mins drive) Walking & mountain biking: Located by Spey bank walk and surrounded by many beautiful walks and more challenging hikes. Plentiful mountain biking trails (recommendations on request).

Sleeping quarters split into a main bedroom with double bed, bunk, en-suite facilities. The second bedroom has a single bed with en-suite. The apartment is fully furnished with TV, DVD and video. The kitchen has electric hob and oven, microwave fridge/freezer and dish washer. The kitchen cupboards are stocked with everything needed for self-catering holidays. Central heating no electricity charge. A log burning stove provides warmth whatever the season. A charge for logs will apply.

Situated on the grounds of Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Apartment provides budget accommodation for all, with views of the Loch through birch and beech trees from the living room and covered balcony. In the heart of the Highlands and the Cairngorms National Park, Insh Hall was built in 1899 as the village hall between the two communities of Insh and Kincraig. When these villages built a new hall in Kincraig, Insh Hall was put up for sale and bought by Clive and Sally Freshwater in 1971 as accommodation for their new activity centre. We feel it is the perfect place to stay and experience all that’s on offer onsite or to explore the beautiful Highlands.

In a wild 1 acre garden, this split level house has the feeling of a retreat. With immediate access to lovely walks and 5 mins. drive to the Loch Insh Outdoor centre, ideal for summer (cycling, horse-riding, safari park) and skiing in winter. We now have a local house-keeper who will provide bed-linen and towels (so the price reflects that now) and she cleans the house, though it's helpful if you keep it as tidy as you can. NO SMOKING plse

This house is our 2nd home (and is equipped as such) where we try to retreat to it from our busy lives in Glasgow as often as we can. The kitchen should have anything you need, including tea-bags, herbs etc. We only want to rent it out enough to cover running costs. Plus we hope to put a hot-tub in at some point. Our friends have commented it does have a Scandinavian feel to it (probably because of the pine floors and pared-back decor). We have recently installed 40 meg fibre broadband and a 50" Ultra HD LED TV to give our visitors the option. We have better quality family time with the TV and wifi switched off and have made more memories and had great conversations in this house. There's plenty of space for two families (4 adults and 6 children). PLEASE NOTE that I've changed the advert from 10 to 8 to reflect the fact that 10 adults would be too much of a squeeze (much reduced floor space in the bunk rooms due to the trundle beds) although drop me a line if you don't mind that! Finally, it's got great access to cycling and walking routes in the area.

Kincraig is a special wee Highland village with the best pub in the area (our favourite in Scotland, in fact) ; The Suie Bar. You will receive a warm welcome there and it is 5 minutes walk away. Remember to bring a head-torch as it gets very dark walking to the pub and back in the autumn/winter months. The skies are full of stars and there's almost no light pollution in the area. The Inshriach Potting Shed tea-room has the best cakes and coffee and the Boat House Restaurant at Loch Insh is recommended. The Bistro in Kingussie is new and worth booking. Kingussie's Butcher (George Gow) is wonderful. For larger family gatherings, who want to use Torronaidh as a base, we recommend the Braeriach Guest House (lovely B&B) for additional visitors who want a peaceful retreat from the main crowd. The Highland Safari Park is amazing and if you're organised ahead of schedule, you can use tesco vouchers as follows, to save on entry costs: https://secure.tesco.com/clubcard/boost/highland-wildlife-park/UK-002282.prd You can use tesco vouchers for the Landmark Centre too. Check the club card website.

Aspen is a modern cottage ideally located in the Cairngorms National Park for discovering this beautiful part of Scotland. It is semi rural and quiet. Built for us as a second home in 1996, the cottage was remodelled in 2017. The bathrooms are modern, the living areas are spacious, with two lounges. The 1/4 acre garden in birch woodland is fully enclosed by fences. An added luxury is a hot tub with jets and i-pod friendly to listen to your favourite music while relaxing.

The Cairngorm Mountains are a half our drive away. Being located centrally in The Highlands means many visitor attractions and experiences are within an hour's drive. For hillwalkers and outdoor enthusiasts many hills are within 2 hours drive. Loch Insh Watersports is 5 mins drive and Loch and Loch Morlich Watersports 25 mins drive. The Spey Valley boasts numerous golf courses in breathtaking mountain settings; fishing on the Rivver Spey can be arranged locally. Scotland's Whisky Trail is a half hour drive north. Castles abound and Balmoral is 2 hours drive. Why not take in a local Highland Games? Or just walk locally to the beautiful Loch Insh 5 mins away. Here in Speyside you will never be short of things to do!

The cottage is situated in the ancient Caledonian pinewoods of Drumguish, teeming with wildlife and close to the small town of Kingussie. The area is in the largest National Park in Britain and the Cairngorms are the most extensive range of high mountains in the UK, with a vast tundra-like wilderness plateau and magnificent corries at the heart of the region.

Hello and welcome to what was our home for many years, a beautiful converted croft cottage, situated in an idyllic location enjoying rural views over the Monaliadh mountains. The cottage is perfect for family groups, especially those with children. There are no main roads nearby and children can roam through the forest and fields. Sitting in nearly 1 acre of garden, this offers a wild paradise for children to discover local nature. The property overlooks the RSPB Insh Marshes and we see deer, red squirrels and large birds of prey nearly every day. The owls hoot at night and with no light pollution on clear nights the stars are amazing. There are a many great walks and cycle rides which you can start from the village and we can also point you in the direction of an amazing choice of local amenities such as the Highland Wildlife Park which is now home to four polar bears and many other endangered species. Glenfeshie is a mere 3/4 miles walk away and this is where scenes from Outlander and The Crown were filmed. Loch an Eilean with its romantic castle in the middle of the loch is also good for more gentle family walks. Those who enjoy a more vigorous exercise can follow trails throughout the mountains or try out the Burma Road. This walk/cycle runs above Aviemore towards Carrbridge and has the best views over the valley. There is also tubing, mountain bike touring, pony trekking and zip wires in the locality. The nearest shops are just 3 miles away in Kingussie and the tourist centre of Aviemore is 12 miles away for restaurants, cinema, pubs, cosy live music venues, mountain biking, skiing, local beer and gin distilleries and much more. Inverness, Culloden Moor and Loch Ness is about an hour away by car as is Cawdor Castle and the many distilleries of our famous Speyside whisky. A trip by car to Braemar and Balmoral takes you over remote moors and glens. Any questions please send us a message. The accommodation consists of: 2 Standard double bedrooms 1 twin mezzanine bedroom with combed ceiling, perfect for kids (restricted height on 2 sides of the room but still suitable for 2 adults if they don't mind it cosy). We also have a travel cot with mattress and bottom sheet . Large family bathroom with underfloor heating and a large walk-in shower, bath, WC and basin. Kitchen /Diner/Sitting room: kitchen with cooker, dishwasher, steam oven, large fridge and dining table with seating for 6 adults. TV and DVD player and wood burning stove with a comfortable sofa. Sun Room with underfloor heating, leading off the kitchen with seating for 8. Snug - small sitting room off the entrance porch with seating, table suitable for working and a wood burning stove. Entrance porch which has ample room for boots and coats etc. WC with washbasin and general storage. Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer. This has an overhead rail for drying washing or wet outdoor clothes. Outside: Large garden with direct access to woods. Pizza oven. (This needs to be pre-booked as it is wood fired and takes some time to come to temperature) There will be a small charge of 10 pounds per head for this to cover wood as well as the proper italian pizza dough, mozzarella cheese and the Italian tomato base paste. You can then add your own choice of topping. Outdoor furniture - table and several chairs and bench with some rugs and cushions in the chest in the sunroom. Parking for 2 cars immediately outside the property Charger for electric cars Other things to note: We are beekeepers and have several hives. These are located the far side of the property and should not trouble you though you may notice them being busy on nearby flowers and plants. If you are interested in bees we can arrange for you to be kitted up and we can take a look inside the hives and explain what is going on. (Not available from October to March when the bees are tucked up for winter and we try not to disturb them) There is plenty of wood for the wood burning stoves. The oil fired central heating should be adequate except in cold winter conditions when we advise you to light the wood burning stoves for extra warmth. There are board games and jigsaw puzzles and a few toys and book for younger children. We have a selection of maps and books of the local area.

Some of the local amenities are: Landmark Adventure Park, Alvie Zip wire, Highland Wildlife Park, Newtonmore Folk Park, castles, Loch Ness, distilleries, fishing on the Spey River, walking, biking, etc

In the western region of the Cairngorms National Park, Loch Insh Chalets provide well-appointed accommodation at the Loch Insh Outdoor Centre. The centre offers a wide range of sports, a restaurant and free Wi-Fi. Ski and snowboarding lessons can be arranged throughout the winter. Chalets of various sizes are available, and many have lake or mountain views. Each has a flat-screen TV with DVD player, and full kitchen facilities including a dishwasher, oven, microwave, kettle and fridge. Bedrooms are complemented by a bathroom with bath or shower. The Boathouse Restaurant has stunning views of the Spey Valley, and breakfast is served here each morning. The Quarter Deck bar looks out over the loch and dry ski-slope and offers coffee and homemade scones as well as beers, wines and spirits. Windsurfing, sailing and kayaking are among the water-sports offered on site. You can also enjoy walking, mountain-biking, archery, fishing, skiing and snowboarding. The Loch Insh Chalets lie around 10 miles from Aviemore, and are around 1 hour’s drive from Pitlochry. The city of Inverness is 40 miles north of the site.

Situated on the grounds of Loch Insh Outdoor Centre, Inch Hall B&B offers a wide range of en-suite B&B rooms to a suit a variety of budgets. Whether you are into your outdoor activities and looking for a base to explore the Cairngorms, or just looking for a warm bed for you and your family for the night, Insh Hall B&B is the place to stay. Breakfast is included during your stay and is served in our Boathouse Restaurant. the Boathouse is also a fully licensed bar and restaurant, should you require lunch, an evening meal or some drinks.

In the heart of the Highlands and the Cairngorms National Park, Insh Hall was built in 1899 as the village hall between the two communities of Insh and Kincraig. When these villages built a new hall in Kincraig, Insh Hall was put up for sale and bought by Clive and Sally Freshwater in 1971 as accommodation for their new activity centre. Insh Hall B&B is an integral part of this family owned business and we feel it is the perfect place to stay and experience all that’s on offer onsite or to explore the beautiful Highlands.

lovely ,older but nice static caravan. gas and electric heating. hot water off the boiler fuelled by gas. situated in the lovely Alvie estate halfway between the bustling outdoor town of Aviemore and quiet Kincraig. Perfect for walking, cycling, skiing, water sports on loch morlich/insch. For the more adventurous souls there is quad biking, archery, sedgways, zip wires, white water rafting and many more activities.

“Kirkstone”, is an architecturally designed property which offers a unique stylish design. Its rural location offers the ambiance of rural life and yet has neighbours close-by which adds to a small but thriving community. Step out the front door and walk or cycle straight into forest and the Cairngorm mountain range, it is absolutely stunning! Quick Overview: Hot Tub Outside Sauna 2 Double Bedrooms with EnSuites 1 Bunk Bed Room 1 Double sofa-bed on top landing Patio & Decking Enclosed Garden Large Shed Boot Room Sky TV with Sky Sports and Sky Movies TV in Every Room Golfing, Boating, Walking, Cycling, Skiing and much more on the door step. Aviemore 10 to 15 minutes away Stunning area Pets Welcomed WiFi

Attached to the owners home Tigh Tuithe (Gaelic for house with the turf roof) The Little House offers self catering accommodation for 4 people. The house is built into the side of a hill with a turf roof and is heated by a Water Sourced Heat Pump. Accommodation is one double room & one twin room, with an open plan kitchen/ diner/ living area and shower room. With views in every direction & your own burn (Scottish for a stream /small river) The Little House is for lovers of the outdoors.

Simple accommodation for 4 to appreciate and enjoy the simple pleasures of life. Hot water and heating from a water sourced heat pump from the small river in front of The Little House.

Cairngorm ski resort, The Cairngorms, Aviemore, Kingussie

Close to Aviemore. You’ll love our Victorian shooting lodge because its within the Cairngorm national Park and has fabulous mountain views. It's great for families, big groups, and pets as it has a large enclosed garden. Hot tub, outdoor seating and a Gas BBQ. Close to the Highland wildlife park, Loch Insh , Several Golf courses. Alvie Estate Zip wire park and horse riding. Shooting and fishing can be arranged. Friendly locals bar adjacent to the property with Regular traditional music sessions

Getting out and about in the country is always nice – but we all know that the best part is rewarding yourself afterwards with a cold beer. With that in mind we are delighted to report that the Suie Bar has been included as number 11 in a round up of the best traditional country pubs across Scotland by the Herald newspaper. It is also featured in the good beer guide 2018. Our guests enjoy having this available on their doorstep to enhance their visit by interacting with our friendly locals and some have brought along their musical instruments to join in the Thursday night music sessions, where everyone is welcome.

Beautifully designed house with contemporary architecture, clean lines, open plan, floor to ceiling glass windows, overlooking the the breath-taking view of the Glen Feshie Cairngorm Mountains. Situated between the towns of Kingussie and Aviemore, close to the Loch Insh Outdoor Centre and Highland Wildlife Park. This is a modern house with style and comfort.

Strictly no parties, large gatherings, hen or stag doos.

From the large sunken seating area in open plan living room is one of the best views in Britain looking south up Glen Feshie as painted by Landseer in the painting “Monarch of the Glen”. Taigh Liath has double glazed south facing windows and the house sitting on an elevation provides direct open mountain views. Window doors open directly onto patio areas and into the garden. It has a grass roof and a Caithness stone floor with under floor heating and a wood burning stove. There is a fully fitted kitchen, including dishwasher, which opens into a spacious dining area and connects into a large open plan area with a comfortable carpeted sunken lounge. The house also has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, a bath and two showers. Two of the Bedrooms contain double beds and have stunning floor to ceiling window views and direct access to garden. There is also a bunk room with 2 bunk beds, large enough to accommodate adults and a separate utility room with washing machine and dryer.

Luxury lodge with hot tub and wood burning stove only 5 minutes from Kingussie. Perfect for a get together, adventure holiday or quiet relaxing break. With 3 bedrooms (2 ensuite) it is ideal for 6 adults but there are 2 additional single beds on the mezzanine landing which are suitable for families. Bedroom 1 : kingsize ensuite (downstairs) Bedroom 2 : kingsize ensuite Bedroom 3 : zip and link bed - 1 super king or 2 single beds Mezzanine landing : 2 single beds Dogs welcome.

Osprey Lodge is a stone built property recently developed out of a 200 year old coach house/stable to create a luxury interior with a double height sitting area featuring a westerly facing window that opens onto the patio. Generously proportioned on two floors with an entrance hall, kingsize bedroom+ensuite toilet/shower, main bathroom and open plan living space and kitchen downstairs. Upstairs there is a kingsize bedroom+ensuite toilet/shower, another kingsize bedroom with the option for twin beds or a super kingsize bed and a large mezzanine landing that has two single beds. The mezzanine landing overlooks the living area and patio and can be used as additional living space for reading or playing board games during the day The open plan living space comprises kitchen, dining and sitting areas with comfortable sofas and chairs around a wood burning stove with fantastic views of the Monodhliath mountains. The dining area has a 6 seater table that can extend to seat 8. The kitchen has a 5 ring induction hob, built-in microwave and oven, washing machine/dryer and a fridge freezer. There is a fenced garden for play as well as a spacious outdoor patio with a hot tub and bbq grill. The lodge has bespoke wood furniture and Anta & Bute Scottish tweed fabrics in natural highland colours. Soothing lighting completes the look. Internet, digital radio and Sky TV (Sports & Movies) are included. Nespresso coffee machine. Logs are provided.

Situated adjacent to RSPB Insh Marsh Nature Reserve with views of the Cairngorms. Enjoy a stroll along one of the many nature trails in the RSPB Insh Marshes National Nature Reserve (dogs are allowed on all footpaths), looking out for nesting lapwings, redshanks and curlews. Hike along the Tromie River, through woodland to the Tromie Bridge looking out for deer and red squirrels. Must have afternoon tea and cake at the Inshriach Nursery which is open Wednesday to Sunday between March and October. Visit Loch Insh at Kincraig for a great view of the Ospreys which are resident on the island. Wildlife boat trips tour Insh Marshes and the River Spey. The Loch Insh Outdoor Centre provides a range of watersports as well as some off water activities such as archery and ski lessons. Discover Scottish wildlife at the nearby Highland Wildlife Park which is a 260 acre safari park run by Royal Zoological Society of Scotland. Other activities include hill walking, golfing, mountain biking, fishing, clay shooting, skiing.

This is our newest cottage, it sits with almost 360 degrees views of the mountains and the glen below. It can sleep 10 but this would be for families, 6 adults would find it perfect. It has 2 bedrooms (family rooms) both can sleep up to 4 people and a very comfortable sofa bed in the lounge. The sleeping arrangements: Bedroom 1 : ensuite 1 x kingsize bed with 1 double sofa bed Bedroom 2 : 2 x kingsize beds Lounge : 1 x double sofa bed

The lodge is located right on the edge of a forest with miles of trails to go off and explore.

1/2 mile up a private track

Wildcat Lodge is a delightful spacious secluded home with a luxury Finnish sauna and is the perfect spot to relax whilst exploring the Highlands. Formerly an historic coach house, the converted Farm Steading nestles within the Insh Marshes National Nature Reserve and the Cairngorms National Park. Enjoy stunning local scenery and world class outdoor leisure options. Our four bedroom family home is immaculately furnished in Scandi-Scots style, with spacious living areas, and a private garden.

After a day's adventure in the hills and beautiful Cairngorm National Park, relax in our outdoor sauna, and then enjoy our spacious Highland luxury home with log stoves and everything you need for a relaxing break.

We enjoy a secluded location within a nature reserve one mile from Ruthven Barracks (built by the Redcoats to keep the rowdy Jacobite Highlanders in order). We have world class outdoor leisure options on our doorstep.

A superbly equipped self-catering Highland cottage in Cairngorms National Park. Perfect for all ages + great facilities for kids. Large, sunny ¾ acre woodland garden with BBQ. Fabulous views of hills. Close to Loch Insh. Aviemore/Kingussie 5 miles away. Golf, fishing, riding, skiing, sailing, quad bikes, whisky trails, beaches + dolphins in the Moray Firth & Loch Ness. Great local restaurants & pubs and much more! A brilliant location from which to explore the Highlands.

Under new ownership from October 2019, having operated as a successful, 5* Airbnb for the last few years, The Sangar is tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac in one of the most beautiful and sparsely occupied parts of Scotland. It is an exceptionally comfortable, spacious, centrally heated cottage with all "mod cons" and is ideal for families. The large woodland garden has several areas in which it is great to relax, and kids just love exploring the specially maintained paths through the heather and woods. A fine old gas BBQ and outdoor garden furniture sit close to our hyperactive red squirrels which never fail to entertain & delight.

The Sangar is at the heart of the Cairngorms National Park which contains a multitude of amazing attractions. From golf to fishing, skiing to sailing, wild-life photography and unusual outdoor & indoor activities to keep kids (and adults) interested and amused. The list is almost endless and visitors return year after year to enjoy the hospitality of the area and its people. Please refer to the many other sources of information as there really is so much to do. Kincraig is a very special village with a charming cafe (The Old Post Office) and characterful local pub (The Suie Bar). Loch Insh Watersports and Boathouse Restaurant is an easy walk or short drive/bike ride away.

Kirkbeag, an old church converted to a very high standard, is located on the Aviemore side of Kincraig, nestled in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park. It is ideally suited to big family groups. It sits beside the B9152 within walking distance of the village pub & close to Loch Insh Watersports Centre and all the activities available on Alvie Estate. It has a large garden set in forest with direct access to the Speyside Way which provides cycle/walking access to Aviemore (all offroad).

Kirkbeag is situated at the edge of a forest which gives direct access to trails suitable for walking, running or mountain biking for all ages and abilities. The River Spey with stunning views is a 5 minute walk from the house. Regular visitors to the garden are deer, red squirrels, wood peckers and birds of prey. This house is ideal for families with a love for the outdoors and adventure. You really are spoiled for choice with so many attractions literally on the doorstep - walking, cycling, watersports, skiing, mountaineering, golf, fishing and much more. Kirkbeag is spacious and ideal for large families - Master Bedroom with kingsize bed, ensuite shower room and underfloor heating. Bedroom Two with kingsize bed, ensuite shower room and underfloor heating. Bedroom Three with double bed. Bedroom Four with triple bunkbed, (full size double bed and single bed). There is also a separate single pull out mattress which can be made up on request. Bedroom Five is off the living room which is used as a children's playroom and has a single bed which can also be made up on request. This room also has a supply of board games. A travel cot and high chair are available on request at no extra cost. The large living room has an attractive log burning stove (logs supplied), 55" smart TV with Netflix, BT Sport, Amazon TV, iPlayer etc. The well equipped kitchen has a 4 oven electric Aga and a separate 2 ring induction hob for those who are unfamiliar with the Aga style of cooking although full instructions and cookbooks are supplied for this very relaxed style of cooking. There is a large island with seating for 5 and a dining table which can seat 8 to 10. Sonos 1 wifi speaker and smart TV in the kitchen. The whole of the ground floor has underfloor heating although this is rarely needed with the Aga and wood burning stove which gives the house a lovely cosy feel. The large garden has a children's slide, swing, monkey bars, playhouse and sandpit and a large grassed area with football goals. From the garden you have direct access to the extensive forest area which is part of Alvie Estate. Outdoor seating area and charcoal BBQ. The perfect family setting!

Kincraig features on the Visit Scotland and the Visit Cairngorms site. Local attractions are: Highland Wildlife Park at Kincraig. Loch Insh Watersports Centre. Landmark Forest Park, Carrbridge. Aviemore Karting Track. G2 Outdoors, Alvie Estate, for adventure sports. WolfTrax Mountain bike trails at Laggan. Loch Morlich waterspouts, Glenmore. Glenmore Lodge Outdoor Training Centre, Glenmore. And many, many more in Aviemore and the surrounding area, all within easy reach of Kirkbeag. Children and adults alike are spoilt for choice!

Rathmhor is a traditional stone and slate house in Lynchat, two miles north-east of the town of Kingussie in the Cairngorms National Park. The house sleeps up to 8 people in 4 bedrooms.

Ground floor: fully-fitted kitchen with electric range cooker, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine; dining room seating eight; shower-room; front and rear porches; tumble-drier in cupboard under stairs; large twin bedroom 1. First floor: sitting room seating eight with wood-burning stove; king-size bedroom 2 with en-suite shower-room; small twin bedroom 3; king-size bedroom 4; family bathroom. Free wi-fi, the speed is around 7Mbps. Large walled garden; courtyard with parking for up to four cars. Beautiful views south across Strathspey to the Glen Feshie hills beyond. And for rail enthusiasts, the Highland Main Line runs only one field away, so you can watch trains go by from the front windows!

The original houses in Lynchat (‘field of the cat’ in Gaelic) were built by the local Balavil Estate in about 1830, although we think Rathmhor may incorporate parts of an older house, possibly dating from 1805. Lynchat originally had five similar pairs of semi-detached houses in a line along the old Great North Road. It has changed over the years, with some of these houses demolished, but Rathmhor is the least altered of the remaining original houses.

A comfortable stay awaits you at our privately owned 2 star, semi-detached, 5-berth Log Chalet “Cardhu” with Loch view. Named after local Speyside Whisky “Cardhu” derived from the Scots Gaelic Carn Dubh, meaning “Black Rock” Cardhu is a home from home with a wonderful holiday feel and large picture windows overlooking Loch Insh. Please note that this Chalet is privately owned and Loch Insh is acting as an Agent on their behalf. Cardhu has a double bed, a bedroom with twin beds and an extra bed on a balcony sleeping loft, great for children over 8 years but not for Granny! Fully furnished with TV, DVD and video. Modern open-plan kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and ample cupboard space. Shower room with shower/WC/basin. Small porch and veranda. Towels and bedding are provided. Metered electric heating. Parking space near to chalet. 100m to beach.

This chalet has a bathroom, kitchen and lounge with a log burning stove, TV and DVD player. It has a double and twin bedroom and an extra bed on a balcony sleeping loft.