Located on the outskirts of the historic Highland village of Archiestown in Moray, Scotland, this well-presented detached stone cottage offers a comfortable retreat for families or groups of friends, accommodating up to eight guests. The cottage features four inviting bedrooms—two conveniently situated on the ground floor and two upstairs—along with a bathroom on each level, ensuring ample space and convenience for all visitors. The design of the cottage emphasizes brightness and warmth, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for relaxation after a day of exploration.
The heart of the cottage is its spacious kitchen, located within a large sunroom that provides stunning views of the surrounding landscape. This area not only serves as a functional cooking space but also as a delightful spot to enjoy meals while soaking in the natural beauty outside. Additionally, the split-level ground floor includes a beautifully presented sitting room, complete with a cozy woodburning stove and double doors that open to the garden, enhancing the indoor-outdoor living experience.
Guests can enjoy a private lawned garden at the front of the cottage, ideal for unwinding before embarking on daily adventures. Archiestown's central location within the Speyside region places visitors near the renowned Malt Whisky Trail, featuring up to ten distilleries in the vicinity. This makes it a perfect base for whisky enthusiasts, who should consider sharing driving responsibilities to fully enjoy the local offerings.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the Speyside Way runs right from the doorstep, providing a scenic route for cyclists and walkers alike, connecting the Moray Coast to the Grampian Mountains. The River Spey, famous for its fishing opportunities, is also nearby, with permits available locally. Additionally, golf lovers can choose from an impressive selection of 22 golf courses in the area. This combination of a fabulous location and the comforts of a well-appointed cottage makes it an ideal destination for anyone looking to explore the beauty and culture of Speyside.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!