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Manse Cottage in Forres, Moray, Scotland is a charming traditional detached cottage that sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms. The cottage is graded 3 stars by Visit Scotland and boasts a quiet rural setting overlooking the River Lossie and fields where wildlife like deer, hares, red…
Na Clamhanan is a stunning timber lodge located in Rafford near Forres, Scotland, offering accommodation for up to five guests in two bedrooms. The property features a ground-floor king-size bedroom with a sofa bed and a first-floor king-size bedroom with a balcony and…
Na Clamhanan is a stunning eco-build located in Rafford near Forres, Morayshire, Scotland. This brand new property sleeps 4 people in 2 bedrooms and is surrounded by 2 acres of young mixed woodland, offering a tranquil and wildlife-rich setting. The house features natural…
Kellas House, located in Kellas near Elgin, Moray, Scotland, is a stunning Arts and Crafts house built in 1916 on the Kellas Estate. With space for 4-17 people, the house boasts a spacious living room with a fireplace, conservatory, and large dining room ideal for relaxation and…
Easter Blervie is a stylish eco-lodge located on the outskirts of Forres, Morayshire in Scotland. This sustainable lodge is constructed using locally sourced materials, natural insulation, and organic paint, with an entirely natural reed bed. It offers a private setting with a…
Situated in Forres, Scotland, this stunning home comfortably sleeps six, making it perfect for family holidays. Situated in a peaceful location close to Forres, the property features a living room with a multi-fuel burner and Smart TV, a dining room, a kitchen with modern…
Set within Forres, Morayshire, Scotland, this property sleeps 6 people and features an open fire. Situated by the 24-mile-long disused railway line known as the Dava Way, popular with hikers and cyclists, this property offers easy access to various moorland, farmland, and…
In the north-east of Scotland, close to the highlands. Moray is a famous whisky producing region, with fabulous mountains for ski-ing and walking in, wide bays and some of the largest sand dunes in Britain. A great area for walking, cycling and observing a wealth of wildlife from ospreys to red squirrels.