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Stag’s Hide was formerly used by the gamekeeper of Kinrara Estate, and dates back to 1909. Standing on the front doorstep, you can absorb views of the Cairngorm Mountain Range, natural woodland where deer graze, and broods of pheasants, in a true back-to-nature experience.
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Stag’s Hide is a sustainable holiday home on the private Kinrara Estate, just outside Aviemore.
This gorgeous hideaway has a calm feel through soft and natural textiles, in line with a slower pace of life. The cedar-clad hot tub or the garden patio with BBQ (Summer months only), dining area, and seating are ideal spots for soaking up the picturesque surroundings or relaxing with a wee dram.
Indoors, you can put your feet up and relax with the warm glow from the squirrel log burner. The interiors reflect a simple Scandi style that is aesthetically pleasing and practical; with large windows and plenty of seating, the cosy cottage offers everything a family could need. There is an open-plan kitchen and dining/living area; in the kitchen, there is an electric Oven, Electric Hob, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, and Washer Dryer, and in the dining area, a table and chairs to seat 4 people in front of the fire.
If you need to stay connected, the cottage is fully equipped with Smart TVs, Sonos speakers, and free Wi-Fi.
Two luxury double bedrooms have memory foam mattresses, duck-down duvets and the finest linen. One has a king-size bed, the other a super king, doubling up as twin beds depending on your needs. Both bedrooms have double-aspect windows, smart TVs, wardrobes, drawers, bedside tables, and warm lamps.
The contemporary wet room has a rainfall shower and a heated storage cupboard for outdoor clothing.
Outside there is a seating area, large fenced garden, private hot tub and plenty of parking.
This property can be booked with The Roost, which keeps an extra 2 people and is situated behind Stag’s Rest, but features separate entrances and still offers complete privacy – https://www.eastcoasthideaways.co.uk/the-roost-aviemore-scotland/
Aviemore is a well-known and popular holiday destination with beautiful scenery and an abundance of things to do for all ages – a year-round destination, snowsports being the popular winter activity and walking, climbing, biking, and other activities the main summer draw. The village is also an excellent family base, with many award-winning attractions in the town and surrounding area and a great selection of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars.
Aviemore is situated between two fabulous ski resorts, The Cairngorm mountain range and The Lecht, so snowboarding and skiing are within easy reach.
The Cairngorms is a natural playground offering watersports, snowsports, incredible walking and cycling routes, and 12 golf courses. It’s even home to the only sled dog centre and the UK’s first permanent bridge-based bungee jump. It was also officially recognised in November 2018 as one of the best places in the world to see the spectacle of the Northern lights, with Tomintoul and Glenlivet being awarded gold tier ‘Dark Sky Park’ status by the International Dark-Sky Association.
Britain’s largest National Park is also home to unique and critical wildlife that people come from all over the world to see. The magnificent hills and surrounding area are home to 25% of the most threatened species in the UK, so you will never run out of things to see and do.
The magnificent National Park offers a plethora of trails which connect to the famous Speyside Way, and within the National Park are 43 Munros and 5 of the 6 highest mountains in GB. The Speyside Way links the Moray coast with the edge of the Grampian Mountains. You’ll find stunning scenery, attractive villages and more on these walking routes and some of the many whisky distilleries.
Speyside offers some of the world’s best golf. James Braid designed the Boat of Garten and Spey Valley Golf Course in Aviemore. Kingussie, Newtonmore and Grantown-on-Spey offer enjoyable 18-hole courses, and Carrbridge and Abernethy are delightful 9-hole venues for a more leisurely day out. The boat of Garten Golf Club is 14 km from the property.
The Highland Wildlife Park is 11 km from the holiday home, and the nearest airport is Inverness Airport, 61 km from The Roost.
There are plenty of walks for all ages and all abilities, with General Wade’s Old Military Trail running past the cottage and a pleasant 20-minute walk to the shores of picturesque Loch Alvie. The more daring in your group may choose to hurtle through the pine forest on a zip wire at the nearby Zip Trek Adventure Park, but whatever you decide to do, Stag’s Hide is the ideal base to explore this stunning part of Scotland.
Stags Hide & The Roost
Lynwilg Farm Cottages
Aviemore
PH22 1PZ
This house is very comfortable & well equipped and superbly positioned, just two minutes walk from the stunning Pakefield beach, where I was lucky enough to see some spectacular sunrises. We weren’t on holiday but it gave us a very comfortable & enjoyable respite from the stress of moving/ not having a permanent home. It was a lovely place to relax & unwind.
Doesn't feel like holiday accomodaton, feels just like home. Lovely local area, visited Southwold, Halesworth, Beccles and Bungay - all lovely places with warm and friendly locals. Recommend the Angel at Halesworth and the Jolly Sailors in Pakefield for dog friendly lunches. Also Kessingland beach for a wonderful dag walk on the pristine beach. Never visited this before but would definitely come back!
What a lovely holiday home - eveythign you could possibly want has been provided and much more! We have had lovely walks, food and drink in the pubs, played card games and enjoyed the sun trap of a garden. It's so comfortable we can't get the teenagers up! Thank you so much for the birthday surprises too! We will be back!!