Tel: +44 (1466) 720383
or +44 7751 140814
Come and enjoy some a restful stay in our large traditional stone built home. All our bedrooms and bathrooms have been refurbished to a high standard.
Enjoy a range of 6 circular way marked walks along streams and hills from our front door!
Easy access to Whisky, Castle and Coastal trails and National Trust and Historic Scotland properties. Farmers Markets; Deveron Fishing Festival; Portsoy Boat Festival; Highland Games;Ceilidhs; Keith and Turriff Agricultural Shows, Huntly Hairst Food and Farming Festival, Haloween in Huntly; are on during the year. Lots of Ancient Standing Stones, Circles and indiviual eg Maiden Stone; Golf Courses, fishing and horse riding are also available nearby. Walkers and cyclists are very welcome and we offer secure storage and drying facilities.
* If you are interested in fly fishing on the River Deveron, please discuss with us in advance * Coynachie is situated 5 miles from the historic market town of Huntly - with its ancient castle, local amenities, farmers market and excellent public transport links to Aberdeen and Inverness. Huntly is home of the clan Gordon.
Coynachie is surrounded by young native broadleaf trees such as oak, birch, rowan, juniper, scots pine and alder. New walks through the woods and wild flower meadows and bridges to cross the streams have been established for the use of visitors throughout the year. Beyond the house lies the Clashindarroch, which is one of the best snow holding forests in the country and has many Nordic skiing, walking and mountain biking trails.
Enjoy a range of 6 circular way marked walks along burns and hills from our front door!
Local attractions include:
•Huntly Castle
•Brander Library
•Peregrine Wild Watch Centre
•North East Falconry Centre
•Huntly Nordic Ski & Outdoor Centre, including tubing
•George MacDonald Trail
•Macduff Aquarium
•Bennachie Centre and walks at Bennachie
•Leith Hall and Garden
•Coastal Beaches, rock pools
•Keith & Turriff Agricultural Shows
•Various Highland Games
•Huntly Pipe Band
•Deans of Huntly Shortbread
•Huntly Development Trust Booklet showing Town walking trails, country rambles and local hill walks
•Corrylair Horseriding Centre
•The Tin Hut - music sessions
•Huntly Golf Club
•Deveron Fishing
•Artloch Trout Fishery
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| 2012 Summer Opening Times (01/04/2012 - 30/09/2012) |
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| 2012 Autumn Opening (01/10/2012 - 30/11/2012) |
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| 2012 - 2013 Winter Opening (01/12/2012 - 01/02/2013) |
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| 2013 Spring Opening Times (01/01/2013 - 30/04/2013) |
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Major evaluation project of an Iron Age and early historic fort.
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