Greystone Lodge

Grantown-On-Spey, Morayshire

Nestled within the serene landscapes of the Cairngorm National Park in Grantown-on-Spey, Morayshire, this traditional stone-clad house offers a remarkable retreat for groups and families alike. Spanning over 2.5 acres, the property boasts a rich history dating back to 1793, having undergone expansions to accommodate modern needs while retaining its classic charm. With the capacity to sleep up to 12 guests across six well-appointed bedrooms, including double, twin, and single options, it serves as an ideal base for those seeking adventure in the stunning Aviemore and Strathspey region.

Inside, the house is designed for comfort and entertainment, featuring multiple living spaces such as a spacious sitting room with an open fire, a cozy TV room, and a games room equipped with a pool table. The dining room, adorned with a bay window, comfortably seats up to 12, making it perfect for group meals. The large kitchen is well-equipped with a professional range-master cooker and two fridge freezers, complemented by a breakfast room for casual dining. Additional amenities include a utility room with laundry facilities and a sunroom for gear storage and pet accommodation.

The property’s exterior is just as inviting, surrounded by lush grassland and woodlands, offering a tranquil setting to unwind. Guests can enjoy outdoor amenities such as a BBQ and garden furniture during warmer months. The location is rich in wildlife, with opportunities to spot Roe deer, highland cows, and various bird species, including geese near the nearby pond. The house is conveniently situated a short distance from the River Spey and the vibrant town of Grantown-upon-Spey, as well as being only 15 miles from Aviemore, making it accessible for both relaxation and exploration.

For those eager to engage in outdoor activities, the area is replete with options. The Creggan Activity Centre and Landmark Forest Adventure Park are nearby, while golf enthusiasts can explore local courses at Grantown, Nethy Bridge, and Boat of Garten. Fishing in the Spey for salmon is a cherished pastime, and numerous walking trails, including the Speyside Way, are available for hikers. Nature lovers can also witness ospreys during the summer months at the local RSPB hide. This property provides an excellent setting for families and friends looking for an activity-filled holiday amidst Scotland's breathtaking natural beauty.

• Hot Tub / Jacuzzi
• Internet