Charming cosy cottage in Glenlivet

4.98(103 reviews)SuperhostGlenlivet, Scotland, United Kingdom

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Entire cottage hosted by Christine

5 guests2 bedrooms4 beds1.5 bathrooms

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Falls Cottage is a cosy 2bd, with charming features, it has its own large garden with seating area and gas BBQ.
Situated on the edge of The Cairngorm National Park in the heart of Glenlivet. On the Route Northeast 250. Local activities include, hiking, golf, fishing, shooting, cycling, skiing. Castles and Distilleries nearby.

Min 4 nights at least are recommended to see the surrounding area.

Self Check in with key safe, between 1600 - 2000
Check out by 10 am

Sleeping arrangements

Bedroom 1

1 queen bed

Bedroom 2

3 single beds

Common spaces

2 cots

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Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Washing machine

Bath

Patio or balcony

Garden

Indoor fireplace

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Location

Glenlivet, Scotland, United Kingdom

The cottage is set within over 2 acres and situated near the banks of the River Livet and is within easy walking distance of The Glenlivet Distillery.

There are many forest walks and beautiful countryside to explore for the avid walker. Wildlife is in abundance, squirrels, owls, birds, deer, bats, and salmon for the keen fisher.

We are also on the route Northeast 250, which takes you through the Whisky Distilleries of Speyside, Cairngorms National Park, Castles of Royal Deeside, Aberdeen, Rugged coastline and seaside villages of the Moray Firth Coast.