Woodlands - Newtonmore

Woodlands is situated in the heart of the Cairngorn National Park.Tastefully modernised, well appointed with easy walk to village amenities. Sleeps 6 in 3 bedrooms, with 2 bath, kitchen, lounge with logstove, diningroom and lovely south facing garden

A great base to explore the Scottish Highlands

Situated in the CAIRNGORM NATIONAL PARK, this lovely south-facing, granite villa sits in enclosed mature grounds in a quiet street on the edge of an old Speyside village, NEWTONMORE. Tastefully modernised, very well-appointed and comfortably furnished, the spacious rooms are welcoming, bright and warm.

Sleeps 6 with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, lounge, kitchen & dining room. Well equipped with oil fired central heating, log stove, garden furniture, BBQ and secure storage for bikes or sports equipment.

The house is within easy walking distance to local pub, supermarket and local amenities. Situated within 45 minutes of Fort William to the West and Inverness to the North and a 2 hour drive from Edinburgh or Glasgow to the South.

Whether you have come for the walking, cycling, golfing, family activities, fishing or just the scenery this is a great base for a memorable and relaxing holiday.
WOODLANDS - NEWTONMORE, CAIRNGORM NATIONAL PARK, SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS
Woodlands Cottage is a 100-year-old detached granite cottage situated in the Highland village of Newtonmore, a beautiful area, situated within the Cairngorm National Park - known as the 'walking capital of Scotland'. Surrounding the village is a 7½ mile Wildcat Trail, an orbital path that includes Glen Banchor, the Calder falls, tracks into the Monadhliath mountains and great views of the nearby Cairngorms. The River Spey runs by the village, and is an easy 10-minute stroll from the cottage.
If you enjoy the outdoors, just about every sporting activity you can imagine is available on the doorstep. There are forest tracks for mountain biking, tennis courts and bowling green within a 10-minute walk, two nearby ski areas, sailing, trout and salmon fishing, horse riding, shooting and 4 X 4 driving. In addition to the 18-hole course, in the village, golfers can play a different course every day of the week - all within less than a 30-minute drive from here.
There are a host of visitor attractions including forest adventure parks, living museums, malt whisky distilleries, RSPB sites, wildlife centers and sheepdog demonstrations including the collie pups and duck displays. The list is endless!
Newtonmore is a 2-hour drive from Edinburgh. Inverness Airport is 1 hour away and guests can fly for an economical fare from Luton Airport via Easyjet. There are 3 car rental operators at the airport. Alternatively, there is a train station 3 minutes' walk away from the house; this is served from Kings Cross Station, London. Newtonmore has a choice of good restaurants and 3 miles away there is an award-winning restaurant (AA 3 Red Rosettes).
There are 3 welcoming hotel bars offering evening entertainment. Traditional Scottish Ceilidh nights can be found in the summer nights in nearby Aviemore
Features:
•Oil central heating
•Wood burning stove in sitting room
•Dishwasher
•Microwave
•Washing machine
•Tumble dryer
•Fridge
•Freezer
•TV and DVD
•CD player
•Bedrooms, landing and stairs carpeted, rest of house has original wooden floors throughout
•Cot available - but please bring own linen
•Private enclosed south facing lawned garden to the front and side
•Drive and parking to the rear
•Garden furniture and BBQ
•Secure bike storage
•Sorry, no smoking and no pets
Accommodation:
Ground floor: Hall, sitting room (with log stove), dining room, kitchen, shower room with WC, utility room.
Stairs to one bedroom with King-size bed, one twin bedroom with 3' beds and one small bedroom with 3' bunk beds.

Price guide from £250 - £700 per unit per week except Christmas and