Glenlivet House Cottages, Ballindalloch, Scotland

Glenlivet House Cottage sleeps 14 (additional put up beds for 2)
The Stag Shed Bunkhouse (next door) sleeps 2+1, available separately on request

5 minutes walk from the Glenlivet Distillery for a tour. Other distilleries locally for enthusiast!

Perfect for extended family gatherings combining the cottage and the bunkhouse, Glenlivet House Cottage and The Stag Shed are in a stunning location with far reaching views to Ben Rinnes and other surrounding hills.

The cottage accommodation is fully furnished with central heating and consists of a double/twin room with en suite and adjoining small single bedroom, 3 other twin rooms and a double with 3rd bed, a bathroom and a shower room and 2 separate WCs. There is also a small through room with 2 single beds.

The fully equipped kitchen has an AGA cooker and adjoining utility room and is next to the large dining/reception area. The upstairs sitting room has an open log fireplace and Sky TV. There is a secure gun cabinet. Outside are lovely gardens and plentiful parking.

The Stag Shed is a uniquely converted old Stag Larder, now a cosy bunkhouse with a third bed rolling out from underneath the bottom bunk, and a shower and WC.

Glenlivet House Cottage is self-catering. There is a hotel 10 minutes away in Ballindalloch. The villages of Aberlour and Dufftown are about 20 minutes away, and the highest village in The Cairngorms: Tomintoul is 10 minutes away.

The nearest town, Elgin, is a 40 minute drive with a range of supermarkets and shops, some of which deliver, restaurants, a cinema and a mainline station. There are many other good restaurants in the area.

Glenlivet House Cottage is in the Cairngorm National Park, on The Glenlivet Estate, and within easy reach of walking, climbing, horse riding, mountain biking, kayaking or fishing on the Rivers Avon or Spey, skiing at The Lecht or Aviemore. It is also in the middle of The Malt Whisky Trail, for those who enjoy whisky and visiting distilleries! The Tomintoul Spur of The Speyside Way walking trail passes right past the property, and it is in the Tomintoul and Glenlivet Cairngorms Dark Sky Park. Well behaved dogs welcome.