Aberdeenshire

Aberdeenshire is a historic Scottish county featuring dramatic landscapes, medieval castles, and a vibrant cultural heritage centered around Aberdeen, with excellent transport links and diverse outdoor activities.

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2 miles from Peel of Lumphanan

The Peel of Lumphanan is a 13th-century earthwork castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, featuring a central mound with wall remains and surrounded by defensive ditches. It offers historical significance linked to the Battle of Lumphanan and is a protected scheduled monument.

The Glebe

The Glebe is an 18th century detached stone property located near Carrbridge, set within private woodland and countryside, offering a tranquil and historic rural retreat with spacious rooms and nature views.

3 miles from Brandsbutt Stone

The Brandsbutt Stone is a large ancient Pictish symbol stone located in Inverurie, Scotland, featuring distinctive ogham script and Pictish carvings dating back to around AD 600. It is a scheduled monument of historical significance.

Skene House Court

This accommodation is a stylish three-bedroom apartment located within a historic castle set in private grounds surrounded by rolling countryside, offering a peaceful rural retreat with unique features and scenic nature immersion.

3 miles from Castle Fraser

Castle Fraser is a grand 16th-century Z-plan castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, set within over 300 acres of landscaped grounds, woodland, and farmland. Visitors can explore the elaborate interiors with original family contents and extensive outdoor grounds including a walled kitchen garden. The castle offers a historical and immersive Scottish heritage experience.

Royal Deeside Woodland Lodges- Lodge C

This detached wooden lodge is set in the scenic and rural grounds of Loch Kinord Hotel near Muir of Dinnet Nature Reserve, offering a cosy and homely atmosphere for up to 4 guests with pet allowance and access to hotel dining facilities.

3 miles from Tomnaverie stone circle

Tomnaverie stone circle is a Bronze Age recumbent stone circle located atop a small hill in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Visitors can explore this restored prehistoric site featuring a massive granite recumbent stone and a ring cairn platform, with scenic views over the surrounding valley and hills. The site is freely accessible and managed by Historic Environment Scotland.

Auld Kirk Hall

A converted historic village hall offering a comfortable and accessible holiday home with private garden and parking, set in a scenic area near golf courses and beaches in Scotland.

2 miles from Fyvie Castle

Fyvie Castle is a historic 13th century castle in Aberdeenshire featuring multiple towers, rich history, collections of arms and portraits, landscaped gardens, and folklore. It offers a mix of indoor tours and outdoor exploration along with events and children's activities.

3 miles from Culsh Earth House

Culsh Earth House is a well-preserved Iron Age souterrain in Aberdeenshire featuring a curved underground stone passage approximately 14.5 meters long. It is historically significant as a prehistoric storage structure and open to the public as a Scheduled Monument.