Welcome to Glenthorne Highland Holiday Cottage
A traditional Victorian holiday cottage in the heart of the idyllic highland village of Newtonmore, made famous in BBCs television series Monarch of the Glen for rent and hire.
Glenthorne Cottage, Newtonmore
The cottage sleeps up to eight people comfortably. In brief the property has 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a kitchen and a spacious living/dinning room. There is also a large private garden. More in Glenthorne Cottage .
Newtonmore by Rail, Car or flying
Newtonmore is off the main road north through Scotland (the A9) and has its own railway station and is just over a 2 hour drive from Glasgow and Edinburgh. Inverness airport is only 30 miles away. More in Contact, Map & Directions.
So if you are looking for a beautiful Holiday Cottage in Newtonmore, the Highlands, Scotland to rent or hire
please contact 0131 554 3993.
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Highland Holiday Cottages in Newtonmore, Scotland
Located in the Cairngorms National Park, Highland Holiday Cottages offers luxurious 4-Star (VisitScotland) accommodation, as well as outdoor activities such as mountain biking and horse riding. In addition, the Highland Holiday area is home to many majestic castles and historic sites. There are also several family-friendly attractions in the area.
The Cromarty family is responsible for the rental of Dunroamin Cottage, a peaceful riverside property in Perthshire, Scotland. The rental property includes a modern five-bedroom family home and is open year-round. In addition to its accommodation, the business also provides a range of complimentary items, including towels, linen, and bath and shower products.
The Scottish Highlands offer visitors limitless options for exploring. The rugged coastline and vast land offer a vast range of activities, including mountain biking, horse riding, and sea kayaking. There is also a rich bounty of seafood, meats, and produce. Many Scottish restaurants feature classic dishes influenced by regional cuisine. The area is known for its rich culture, history, and unique landscape.
Located just 45 miles south of Inverness, Highland Holiday Cottages is an ideal base for exploring the Highlands. A large utility building and workshops are located on the site, as well as free Wi-Fi, a sauna, and a gym. There are also several restaurants and takeaways available.
Visitors to the Highland Cottages can enjoy scenic views of the surrounding Cairngorm Mountains. Several attractions are located nearby, including the historic Fort George. There are also a variety of golf courses in the area. Guests can also visit the local Folk Museum, which features a cultural history of the area.
The Highland Museum Shop features a wide selection of historic gifts, Virginia-made items, and heirloom-quality crafts. Guests can also take a holiday craft activity. The museum is recommended for ages two and up with a caregiver. The Highland Holiday area is also a great base for families with pets since dogs are allowed on the premises.
The Scottish Highlands are home to a large number of ancient castles and fortresses. The region is full of heritage sites, which make for a fascinating visit. The area is also home to numerous prestigious golf courses. In addition, visitors can explore the region by train, plane, and car.
Visitors can also explore the region by exploring the Cairngorms National Park. The park contains forests, lochs, mountains, and rivers. There are several great attractions in the park, including the Landmark Forest Adventure Park. The park features a maze, climbing wall, and raft rides. Guests can also take tours of the Ben Nevis Distillery, which was built in the nineteenth century.
Scottish Highlands also offer visitors the opportunity to explore by train or car. Those travelling by car will find a wide network of roadways in the region. The region is also serviced by several airports, including Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Aberdeen. Visiting the Scottish Highlands can be a rewarding experience, whether you're an avid hiker a fan of golf or a seasoned fly-fisher.