Larch Cottage

This quaint traditional Highland cottage is situated on a working farm, surrounded by peaceful countryside and rolling hills. It's perfect for families who are looking to get away from their busy day-to-day lives to experience real Highland life. The fields around the property are teaming with farm life and you can even take a ‘farm tour’ to experience Scottish farming in its true form.

This semi-detached cottage invites you into a comfortable and homely atmosphere with a traditional cottage style of furnishings and decoration running throughout. Its layout is cosy and family friendly so that you have piece of mind to let the children roam freely but remain under your watchful eye. The cottage is arranged all on one level and offers guests a real home from home experience. Each room is respectfully decorated to retain the Highland cottage feel, using traditional floral patterns, bright colours and soft decor.

The cosy sitting room/dining room is classed as the heart of this cottage and is sure to be where you spend most of your time together as a family. The gallery style kitchen is compact but functional with everything you will need to prepare delicious home-cooked meals for those hungry little tummies! The bedrooms are bright and fresh and offer a comfortable space to rest in after a long day spent roaming the countryside.

Outside there is the opportunity to enjoy some wonderful views reaching over the fields and beyond in the large, enclosed shared garden. Sit, relax and unwind on the patio with a BBQ and glass of wine, listening to the children playing happily and reminiscing about the days adventures.

• 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 2 twin
• 1 family shower room with WC
• Dishwasher, electric hob and oven, microwave, fridge, washer/dryer
• Travel cot available on request
• Electric heating
• TV, DVD
• Wi-Fi included
• Shared lawned garden with private patio, BBQ and seating
• Private parking on driveway
• Local shop 3 miles, pub 5 miles, beach 6 miles
• Farm tours available on request
• Firthview Cottage (CA144) can be booked for additional occupancy
• Electric Vehicle Charger available
• Electric vehicle charging on site
• Arrival: 16:00 onwards
• Departure: before 10:00, unless otherwise stated in your arrival details
• Sorry, no dogs allowed

Situated in the beautiful Highland landscape there is an abundance of walks and nature trails to explore right from the cottage. Though surrounded by farmland, you are never too far away from amenities, should you need those vital necessities.

Nairn (6 miles) is a pretty seaside town and very popular with holidaymakers due to its attractive harbour, beautiful sandy beaches and riverside walks. Benefitting from its own micro-climate, Nairn is one of the driest, warmest and sunniest places to visit in Scotland. With views over the Moray Firth you might even be lucky enough to see seals, dolphins, porpoises and whales that are known to often frequent these waters.

With plenty of activities available to you in Nairn such as cycling, walking, fishing, golfing and kayaking it is an ideal town to be based near to, should you wish to explore this area of the Highlands. Surrounded by historical sites including Brodie Castle, Culloden Battlefield, Cawdor Castle, Kinloss Abbey and so much more makes this area of the Highlands a location where you can experience everything Scotland has to offer.

A little further up the coast is the pretty village of Findhorn famously known for its eco-village, beautiful sandy beach and attractive harbour. Findhorn along with neighbouring Burghead Bay and Culbin Forest offer many outdoor pursuits and water sports if you are looking for something that bit more adventurous.