The property
Located in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, this tastefully presented detached cottage combines contemporary accommodation with traditional style.
Situated adjacent to the owner's home in the highland village of Newtonmore, this cottage will suit a family or group of friends who perhaps want to take full advantage of the diverse choice of outdoor activities available to them in this fabulous area.
There are four delightful bedrooms, with a twin on the ground floor, and on the first floor there is a king-size double with en-suite shower room, another twin room and a double room with walk-in wardrobe.
In addition to the en-suite shower room, there is a bathroom upstairs and a large shower room on the ground floor, along with a separate cloakroom.
The social hub is the large open plan living area consisting of a well-equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting area, where you will find a warming woodburning stove and leather settees.
At the front is a large fully enclosed private garden with a patio area and outside furniture allowing for alfresco dining or pre dinner drinks.
The centre of Newtonmore is just a few minutes' walk away and offers great shopping and dining out facilities.
The cottage is close to a golf course, which has a friendly bar where food is served during the golfing season of April to October.
This area offers so much for the visitor, so whether you choose to ski, walk, cycle, birdwatch or simply tour this magnificent area, you will enjoy your holiday and most certainly love this cottage.
This is an excellent cottage for family holidays, with so much to see and do in the area.
About the location
NEWTONMORE
Kingussie 3 miles; Aviemore 15 miles; Fort William 45 miles; Inverness 47 miles.
Overlooking the River Spey, in the Cairngorms National Park (Britain's largest), Newtonmore has several shops and pubs, as well as two excellent, award-winning museums - the Highland Folk Museum and Clan MacPherson Museum. Newtonmore's Wildcat Trail is a popular, 7-mile circular walk around the edge of the village, taking in the River Spey with woodland, moorland and wonderful views across the valley to the Cairngorms, and behind the village to the Monadhliath Mountains - a fitting introduction to the delights of the National Park. For younger visitors, the Folk Park, the Wildlife Park at Kincraig, Landmark at Carrbridge and the Steam Railway are all outstanding local attractions. The area offers fine golf, fishing, pony trekking, walking, birdwatching, cycling, mountain biking, climbing and skiing, making it an ideal base from which to discover all that this scenic area of Scotland has to offer.
