Self Catering Accommodation in the Scottish Highlands
at Dalmagarry Farm
between Aviemore & Inverness
E-mail: dalmagarrycot@tesco.net
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This purpose built holiday cottage was completed in May 2000 and has been finished to a high standard. It is situated on a hill farm in the Strathdearn Valley close to the River Findhorn, 12 miles south of the city of Inverness. The Millennium Cycle-way passes through the farm.
Due to the traditional and environmentally friendly methods of farming techniques practised and special habitats actively managed, the farm has a good and varied population of breeding birds (particularly waders). It is an excellent situation for bird watching with over 100 different species of bird being seen in or around its location. A list is provided in the cottage for those interested. |
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The cottage can accommodate 6 persons in 3 bedrooms:
a double-bedded room with wash hand basin, a twin bedded room with en-suite shower room, a smaller bedroom with full size bunk beds. There is also a separate bathroom. |
All beds are fitted with hollow fibre duvets and two pillows. Bed-linen and towels are included at no extra charge. There is an entrance vestibule (with space to store outdoor clothing and equipment) with a washing machine and tumble drier. An ironing board and iron are also supplied. The house has Total Control electric heating and electricity is charged at 14.5 pence per unit. (Hydro Electric tariff - subject to change). A cot and high chair are available if required.
| There is a large living/dining room with patio doors looking out over farmland to the hills beyond. The lounge has a colour television and a video player and there is a selection of family videos available. The patio doors lead out into the garden (with clothes drying facilities and patio-paved area.) |
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There is a fully equipped kitchen with dish-washer, fridge, cooker, toaster and microwave oven.
Please note that this property is No Smoking throughout. We regret no pets. |
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Local Amenities
Tomatin is the local village. It lies two miles South of the farm and has its own Shop and Post Office and there is also a local Inn which serves meals in its restaurant and a Little Chef Restaurant next to the main road. Tomatin also has a distillery where whisky is produced. The name comes from the Gaelic meaning 'the hill of the Juniper bushes'. The distillery has its own visitors centre and gift shop and is a most interesting visit. Click here for a detailed map showing our location |
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Availability and Tariff for 2009:
Simply contact us to check availability |
Booking Conditions:
Weeks run from Saturday to Saturday, with entrance being any time after 3pm.
We ask you to vacate the house on your day of departure by 10.30am.
A non-returnable booking fee of £100 is required for each week booked.
The balance to be paid on arrival.
Due to the excellent location of this property
there is plenty to do and see no matter what your interests.
Inverness is an excellent shopping centre and now boasts a new swimming pool (the Aquadome) and Sports Centre. Inverness Museum is interesting to visit and will give some insight into what Inverness was like in years gone by. Adjacent to the Museum is the Art Gallery which has constantly changing exhibits. For the real 'tourist' there is always a trip to Loch Ness to try to spot that elusive monster!
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However if you are the outdoor type there are all sorts of sports available in Aviemore. Loch Insh is worth a visit if you enjoy or would like to try water sports and then there is all the countryside around if you would rather a gentle stroll or some quiet fishing. Fishing permits can be purchased for locally stocked lochs where you can fish for trout.
There is a steam train running from Boat of Garten to Aviemore, and Carrbridge (only 7 miles from us) has its own adventure playground with water slides and outdoor centre to keep youngsters amused. Cawdor Castle and Culloden Battlefield are a short drive away. The farm itself is ideally located for those who wish to go walking, cycling or bird-watching. |
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Please check vacancies with us
Mrs. Joan MacQueen
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