The property
A very tastefully presented detached bungalow, ideally located on the outskirts of Aviemore in the desirable Cairngorms National Park.
Very well-appointed throughout, this Aviemore cottage is ideal for a family or friends who appreciate the excellent location coupled with the diverse and exciting outdoor pursuits available on their doorstep.
With the accommodation all on one level, this bright and spacious Aviemore cottage has a contemporary fitted kitchen leading into a sociable sitting room with a welcoming open fire.
In this Aviemore cottage there is a generous double bedroom, and a lovely bedroom with bunks, which also has a folding single bed providing that little extra bit of flexibility if so required.
The rear garden outside this cottage in Aviemore is fully enclosed and private, and the small, front enclosed garden has a seating area.
Within a few minutes' walk there are good local services, and a pretty pathway leads right into the town of Aviemore where the array of shopping and dining out opportunities is vast.
Visitors to this area can choose between fabulous walks and cycle rides in stunning scenery, winter guests may wish to take advantage of the skiing on offer and thrill-seekers can participate in quad biking, rock climbing, gliding or canoeing.
A fabulous destination, where you are sure to love your stay in this Aviemore cottage.
Accommodation
All ground floor. Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x adult bunks with folding bed. Shower room with shower, basin and WC. Basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and open fire.
About the location
AVIEMORE
Inverness 30 miles.
Situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and in the Cairngorms National Park, Aviemore is an ideal holiday location. The area offers good fishing, superb walking in the surrounding hills and woodland, and golfing on the many fine courses in the area. There is also sailing, riding and birdwatching, with rare species to be found including Ospreys and Capercaillie. You will find Aviemore an ideal base for touring the Highlands and nearby Grampians. The landscape is dotted with historic castles and tempting distilleries, while the region is known to millions as the setting for the popular TV series 'Monarch of the Glen'. Enjoy fishing on the majestic River Spey all summer, and winter skiing on the Cairngorms and Lecht ski centres, appealing to thrill-seekers and novices alike. There's a swimming pool and championship golf course, and with a wide choice of restaurants, bars and hotels in the town, many with live entertainment throughout the season, you may find yourself having a "Highland Fling"!
