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CYCLING
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HOLIDAY
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'Live the dream, even if it's only for a weekend'
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Britain's premium holiday cottage provider...
- everything from romantic waterside retreats to magnificent castles.
In partnership with cottages4you we offer it all.
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with Scottish Country
Holiday Cottage Rentals
near to cycle trails in
Deeside, Cairngorms & The North East.
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The Route from
Edinburgh
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from Edinburgh to the area
in which the property is located, with
detailed instructions on the left side of
the display. You will receive full details on the location of the property from cottages4you after you book the property.
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Holiday Cottages in Edinburgh and The
Borders
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Holiday Cottages in
Ayrshire, Dumfries, & Galloway with Cycling Routes
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Holiday Cottages in St Andrews, Perthshire, &
Tayside with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in Sutherland,
Caithness and Easter Ross
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Holiday Cottages in Loch Lomond, and The
Trossachs with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in Oban and Argyll
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Holiday Cottages in Deeside, Cairngorms & The North East
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Holiday Cottages in Locaber, Loch Ness & The Great Glen with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in
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Holiday Cottages in Ullapool
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HOLIDAY COTTAGES
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CYCLING
DEESIDE,
CAIRNGORMS, & NORTH EAST
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Here are a few of the
Holiday Cottages we list in
Deeside,
Cairngorms, & The North East ...
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Property
Ref: W42373
- Greenacre Lodge
- Sleeps 6
Property Location:
Glassel,
Banchory, Kincardineshire..
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Modern and
very well equipped
An
exquisitely designed detached property,
finished to a very good standard with state
of the art underfloor heating, iPod docking
in all rooms and all modern conveniences for
a wonderfully stylish and restful holiday
experience.
Just 2 miles
from the bustling town of Banchory, in the
heart of Royal Deeside, guests can enjoy
walking, cycling and golf. Banchory’s
beautiful countryside, good climate and
friendly tea rooms attract many visitors.
Visit the Standing Stones and 17th century
castles.
Explore the
region by following one of Scotland’s unique
heritage trails, or by taking a short
journey on the Royal Deeside Railway.
Mountain biking, fishing, river canoeing,
gliding and horse riding are all available,
while ski slopes are only an hour away. For
a relaxing adventure, visit the Falls of
Feugh to watch the salmon leaping or explore
local galleries and specialist shops.
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Property
Ref: 17329 - Park Lodge Sleeps
6
Property Location: Strachan,
Banchory, Kincardineshire.
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This
detached holiday lodge is in an elevated
position with marvellous views towards Cairn
O’Mount and is situated in 8 acres of
natural woodland. Visit Balmoral Castle or
Royal Deeside begs to be explored with
fantastic walks on moor and mountain, river
and loch fishing, cycle trails and pony
trekking, or take in the scenic majesty of
Lochnagar.
Banchory,
5 miles, with interesting shops and
restaurants, and the area is renowned for
its Highland Games in summer. Aberdeen is
approximately 30 minutes’ drive with its
theatres, bars, gardens and shopping centre.
Shop 2½ miles, pub ½ mile.
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Property
Ref: SGGP - Dess Lodge Sleeps
7
Property Location:
Dess,
Aboyne, Aberdeenshire.
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This most
attractive, Victorian, detached baronial
gatehouse is situated just off the road
between Aberdeen and Balmoral and offers
gracious living in the heart of Royal
Deeside.
The
interior has been attractively furnished in
traditional style with pitch pine
finishings, open fire, tartan flooring and
tasteful antiques. Surrounded on three sides
by the gardens, its location is ideal for a
holiday exploring this beautiful area.
The charms
of the towns and villages strung out along
the way can be taken in - from Banchory with
its bustling high street to Ballater, famed
for its royal connections. Many historical
places of interest, from the castles of
Crathes and Balmoral to the standing stones
of Tomnaverie. Superb scenery surrounding
the area enhances any day out. Pub 3 miles.
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Countryside
views
This well
kept self contained holiday property, the
wing of a cottage, has been furnished with
style and flair to ensure a memorable
relaxing break. Idyllically situated in an
elevated position a short distance from
Aboyne, it offers views over the gardens
towards the River Dee, where salmon fishing
can be arranged.
There are
extensive grounds with varied birdlife and
squirrels which regularly visit. Within
walking distance of a pub and restaurant,
the house is not far from the village of
Aboyne, which has interesting shops and
eateries, and in the summer has its own
Highland Games – a feature throughout
Deeside.
Balmoral
Castle is well worth a visit and in winter
skiing at the Lecht or Glenshee are both
easily accessed. There are outdoor sports of
all types – as well as fishing there is
golf, hill walking, horse riding and even
gliding at a nearby club.
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Centrally
set in the village of Ballater which sits on
the famous salmon River Dee, this delightful
listed holiday cottage has been sensitively
renovated and furnished to a good standard
in an attractive mews location. Visitors can
enjoy easy level walking, good variety of
shops and hotels and all around are world
famous castles.
Hill and forest walking,
golf, fishing and riding are all readily
available in this beautiful valley by the
sparkling River Dee. Shops, pubs and
restaurants 2 minutes walk.
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The River
Clunie is at the rear
This is one
of a delightful group of four houses set on
the fringe of this Royal village with the
River Clunie gently flowing past at the
rear. Very well furnished and equipped to a
good standard offering a pleasant,
comfortable holiday break. Braemar has easy
walking, climbing for the ambitious, golf,
salmon and trout fishing or just peace and
tranquillity to enjoy the majestic scenery.
Braemar is
famous for its celebrated Highland Gathering
and the breathtaking Linn of Dee. Ballater
17 miles, Aberdeen approx 50 miles. Shop and
pub 200 yards.
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These two
holiday properties stand near to each other
in their own grounds, each with their own
garden, and enjoy a convenient setting close
to the heart of the delightful small market
town of Ballater with good shops, hotels,
restaurants and golf course near at hand.
The Coyles
(SOOJ) is a wonderful family house and
perfect for larger gatherings, whether
enjoying a special birthday or a relaxing
get together with friends, with plenty of
living space and very good amenities
throughout to ensure a memorable and
convivial holiday.
On two
levels, it offers a high standard of comfort
throughout and is a great choice at any time
of the year.
The Coyles
Cottage (SBH) is set in a delightful part of
the garden and is well equipped throughout
with a lovely sunny conservatory, and
benefits from triple glazing and central
heating throughout, affording year-round
comfort. An excellent centre from which to
discover the many places of interest nearby;
Ballater itself is a lovely base with many
links to the Royal family and historic
castles nearby include Balmoral, Crathies
and Craigievar. The Grampians offer
wonderful hill walking and wildlife, and the
surrounding area of Deeside is a haven for
outdoor enthusiasts. Leisurely walks abound
on the banks of the River Dee or
alternatively tackle some of the Monros and
other mountains in the Cairngorms - a short
drive away via some majestic scenery. Skiing
is 35 minutes’ drive going through parts of
the Whisky Trail, and canoeing and mountain
biking are also readily available throughout
the region. Pub 100 yards.
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Property
Ref:/ UWS - The Knock - Sleeps
8
Property Location:
Inverey, nr.
Braemar, Aberdeenshire.
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A spacious
and very well-equipped traditional stone
house, sitting in a woodland area on Mar
Estate at Inverey.
Offering
Magnificent views across the Upper Dee
Valley to Ben Macdui, the heart of the
Cairngorm National Park, here you will find
mountain activities which have made this
part of the Highlands a famous tourist area.
It is an ideal area for those who simply
wish to wander through idyllic scenery and
perhaps see a glimpse of an osprey, golden
eagle or capercailzie.
Braemar village
nestling amongst heather covered hills, is
the setting for the annual Highland
Gathering, also Braemar Castle with its
barrel-vaulted ceilings, underground prison
and central tower with spiral staircase, has
much historical interest. The area abounds
with castles, including Balmoral, the
Scottish baronial mansion which has been a
royal residence since 1852.
The Royal
Family traditionally spend their summer
holidays here, and the grounds are ideal for
walking and pony trekking. Dunnottar Castle
is one of Scotland’s finest ruined castles,
a huge 9th-century fortress set on a
three-sided sheer cliff jutting into the
sea, with dramatic views out to the crashing
sea.
For family entertainment, pay a
visit to the Archaeolink Prehistory Park,
which gives an insight into the area’s
Pictish heritage. The park includes a
reconstructed Iron Age Farm, a hillside
archaeological site and lively audio-visual
displays designed to bring prehistory to
life. Also well worth a visit is the
Cairngorm Whisky Centre in Tomintoul (1
hour), with its tasting room offering more
than 1,000 brands of whisky.
There is
extensive hill walking and challenging
mountain climbing opportunities from the
door and in the winter months if sufficient
snow good skiing at Glenshee (20 mins).
For those
who do not wish to climb the mountains but
still want to see the awe inspiring views,
take the chairlift at Glenshee to the
observation point a short distance from the
top of the Cairnwell mountain. Braemar golf
course (18 holes) is a gem. Fishing is
available on the River Dee or on
trout-stocked lochs by Estate permit. Roe
and red deer are numerous and stalking can
be arranged through the Estate. Pub 4 miles.
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Totally
renovated, traditionally spacious, detached
holiday cottage set in the small hamlet of
Inverey, 4 miles out of Braemar on the road
to the Linn of Dee.
Wide open expansive
views to the rear of the heather clad hills
and mountains and attractive mature woodland
with wonderful walks from the front door.
Tracks lead to Derry Lodge and on into the
Grampian Mountains.
Golf, restaurants
and shops in the village. Shop and pub 4
miles.
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Overlooking the gentle meandering bends of
the River Dee where wild red deer roam,
this former taxidermist’s workshop
and cottage has been completely rebuilt
under the ‘Mar Estate Golden Jubilee
Project’.
After
lapsing into dereliction, this magnificently
appointed property has been restored to its
original 1884 timber construction, taking
into account every last detail. Further
enhanced by the addition of modern day
facilities, it stands as a real gem of a
holiday home, amidst spectacular scenery.
The
village is home to the annual Highland
Games, the Braemar Gathering. Games were
first held here in the 11th century, when
contests were set for the local clans in
order to pick the bravest and strongest for
Malcolm Canmore’s army. Perth is little over
an hour’s drive away, as is the beautiful
granite city of Aberdeen.
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This traditional
cottage sits on the Banks of the River Dee.
Meall Darroch looks pretty as a picture and
has the welcoming warmth of an open fire.
The holiday cottage
has been fully modernised, carefully
furnished and fitted with numerous labour
saving appliances to make your stay totally
relaxing. In this idyllic location there is
freedom and space amongst moorland, heather
and mountains - great walking country with
real challenges for climbers.
This spectacular area
is close to the tourist route - Braemar
famous for the celebrated Highland Gathering
and the breathtaking Linn of Dee. Shop and
pub 4 miles.
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Property
Ref:
UWR - Mar House - Sleeps
8
Property Location:
Inverey,
Braemar, Aberdeenshire.
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Nestling
in a secluded, wooded position overlooking
the River Dee valley, this superior stone
house has been totally renovated to offer
the finest facilities and provide every
comfort to ensure an enjoyable stay.
All
bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and fine
views, and the drawing room has an open fire
making the property ideal for all year round
holidays. Herds of red deer, stags and
hinds, graze by the river during the
evenings giving a feeling of tranquilility
amidst the beautiful highland scenery.
It is
situated in area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty, within the Cairgorm National Park
and offers access to some of the best
walking and climbing in Scotland, with the
challenging Cairngorm mountains within easy
reach. Fishing, stalking and shooting may be
arranged through the estate. Winter sports
are also catered for with skiing at Glenshee
only a 20-minute drive.
For the less
energetic a visit to the 16th-century
Crathes Castle and Gardens at Banchory (40
miles) offers an exciting day out. The
gardens provide a wonderful display at any
time of the year with great yew hedges and a
fascinating presentation of the art of
topiary dating from 1702.
There is
also a children’s adventure playground.
Closer to Mar House is Balmoral Castle – the
Royal family’s Highland residence which
offers the opportunity to pony trek and the
chance to view various exhibitions,
including one on the local wildlife. Golf is
available at Braemar only 4 miles away and
there are also excellent courses at Ballater
and Aboyne.
Inverness is within easy
reach and offers many attractions for all
the family. Unusual places of interest
include the Kiltmaker Centre, where a small
visitor centre explains the whole process of
making tartan, and the novel Balnain House,
which explores the development of Highland
music. Inverness Castle, perched above the
river, offers the Castle Garrison Encounter,
an entertaining interactive exhibition in
which the visitor plays the role of a new
recruit in the 18th-century Hanoverian army.
Pub 3 miles.
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Property
Ref:
SMME - Speybridge - Sleeps
8
Property Location:
Cragganmore,
Ballindalloch,
Banffshire.
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This very
attractive, detached holiday property
benefits from a wonderful arched window in
the living room which looks out onto the
beautiful views which abound in this area
renowned for whisky, walking and scenery.
The
interior is welcoming, cleverly laid out to
maximise the use of space, and is extremely
comfortable and warm due to the oil central
heating and wood-burning stove in the living
area.
This is
truly malt whisky country with many
distilleries within easy reach. There is an
18-hole golf course 1 mile away. Fabulous
walking in wonderful scenery is also a
hallmark of this unspoilt area and there are
many walks right on the doorstep. Indeed the
famous Speyside Way is 150 yards away which
forms a series of interesting walks through
the glorious scenery of the region.
Aviemore,
Braemar and the Moray Coast are all within
an hour’s drive and the ski centres at the
Lecht and Cairngorm are also easily
accessible. Visit the fairytale
Ballindalloch Castle (2 miles) or the ruins
of Drumin Castle and its walled garden.
River fishing (by permit only) can be
arranged on the River Avon or Spey or travel
a short distance north to sample the
wonderful clean beaches of the Moray Firth
around Lossiemouth and Nairn. Pub 1 mile.
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Holiday Cottages in Edinburgh and The
Borders
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Holiday Cottages in
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Holiday Cottages in St Andrews, Perthshire, &
Tayside with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in Sutherland,
Caithness and Easter Ross
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Holiday Cottages in Loch Lomond, and The
Trossachs with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in Oban and Argyll
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Holiday Cottages in Deeside, Cairngorms & The North East
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Holiday Cottages in Locaber, Loch Ness & The Great Glen with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in
Skye and The Isles
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Holiday Cottages in Ullapool
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