Peaceful Holiday Cottage in Scottish Highlands
Self Catering Accommodation for up to 4
Glenbuchat, Cairngorms National Park, Scotland
Short-term (Secondary Let) Licence no. AS 00138F
Energy Performance Certificate Band D
Maximum Permitted Occupancy 4
Sorry, no pets
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The Owners have been operating Rose cottage as a holiday cottage since 2008 and are licensed by Aberdeenshire Council to operate a Short-Term (Secondary Let) at Rose Cottage, Glenbuchat, Aberdeenshire AB36 8UA under Licence No. AS 00138F. The property has an energy performance certificate - EPC band D. The Maximum Permitted Occupancy is 4.
The cottage offers
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peaceful part of the Cairngorms National Park, an unspoilt part of the eastern Scottish highlands. Surrounded by woodland, the cottage enjoys lovely expansive views from its elevated location overlooking Glenbuchat in the Ladder Hills
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renovated, detached and modernised cottage with accommodation all on one floor
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triple glazed
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very cosy Danish wood burning stove (Hwam)
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Superb modern kitchen with Neff appliances and limestone tiled floor with underfloor heating
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very well appointed with comfortable pocket sprung mattresses in the bedrooms.
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Garden ground with summer house
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wi-fi
Activities nearby
Walking - Fishing - Cycling - Castles - Wildlife - Castles and Distilleries
Picture courtesy www.gerardmurphy.co.uk
Rose Cottage is in a peaceful situation (well away from the nearest public road) with a diverse variety of wildlife and ideal for a relaxed holiday or staycation. The area is unspoiled and enjoys stimulating clean air.
The Cottage has its own spacious garden grounds on the side of a wooded hillside enjoying views of the surrounding Ladder hills and Ben Newe to the southeast. The mature garden has a mixture of trees and specimens trees and large grassy areas.
Ben Newe overlooks Glenbuchat from a southerly point and at 565m (the 3303rd highest hill in Scotland!) offers from its summit an expansive view in all directions and notably west to the higher peaks of the Cairngorm Mountains which are usually covered in snow well into Spring. The cottage is at an elevation of 330m (about 1100 feet) above sea level. The Cottage has direct access to adjacent woodland and also direct walking access to the surrounding hills and a network of paths in the Ladder Hills.
Picture courtesy www.gerardmurphy.co.uk
