We have fully restored this lovely cottage and look forward to welcoming guests to beautiful Aberdeeenshire

This charming granite 2-bedroom holiday cottage in the heart of Royal Deeside offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by the breath-taking landscapes of Aberdeenshire. The exterior preserves its historic character, with traditional stonework that blends seamlessly into the beautiful Howe of Cromar, a valley virtually unchanged for generations. Inside, the cottage has been recently renovated to a high standard, combining classic aesthetics with modern comforts. The fully upgraded kitchen complete with range cooker, Nespresso machine and Ninja makes meal preparation effortless, while the stylish bathroom provides a relaxing space after a day of exploring. A wood burner (logs provided), updated heating system and new flooring throughout ensure warmth and comfort in every season, all carefully designed to respect the cottage’s original charm. The interior design strikes a perfect balance between rustic elements and modern furnishings, creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere that feels both stylish and homely. Outside, Royal Deeside’s natural beauty unfolds in every direction. Being on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park, ancient pine forests, the winding River Dee and rolling hills invite guests to enjoy walking, cycling, riding and skiing (in season). The nearby village of Aboyne adds to its charm with its bakery, artisan shops, cafes and gastropub. Aside from the more physical pursuits the local area has much to offer including: - Foodies will enjoy the The Fish Shop Restaurant in Ballater which has just been awarded a Bib Gourmand and the Service Award by Michelin 2026. Further upstream Hauser and Wirth's Fife Arms, The Sunday Times' Hotel of the Year, is a destination in itself. - Whisky enthusiasts can visit the Royal Lochnagar Distillery. - With over 300 castles in Aberdeenshire there is a huge amount to explore including the local highlights of Balmoral, Braemar, Craigievar, Castle Fraser, Drum and Crathes.

Aboyne, in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, offers a tranquil landscape of natural beauty. The River Dee flows past the village, its clear waters reflecting the sky and surrounding pine-covered hills. Scots pines, birch woods, and heather moorland extend toward the Cairngorms. Stone bridges, farmland, and winding paths create a timeless atmosphere. Wildlife such as red squirrels, deer, and birds are abundant.