Banffshire is a historic Scottish county renowned for its scenic coastline, medieval castles, prehistoric sites, and notable mansions, offering cultural and walking attractions.
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This Grade B listed semi-detached cottage in Cullen is situated near the beach and local amenities, offering a homely atmosphere with original features, suitable for families or groups and set within a garden with sea views.
A remote romantic bothy in Moray offering peaceful countryside surroundings with scenic views over Moray Firth, featuring a detached lodge renovated to a high standard, located in a quiet rural area accessible by a long dust track road.
This detached lodge is set in 28 acres of natural woodland with views over a lake, offering spacious and comfortable accommodation ideal for guests with mobility issues, located near Forres with access to local amenities and outdoor activities.
Dallas Dhu is a historic Speyside single malt whisky distillery in Forres, Moray, now operating as a whisky museum featuring tours of original distillery buildings and malt barn, with plans to reopen under new management.
A recently renovated Victorian property suitable for families or couples with traditional features, located near Elgin Cathedral and the train station, featuring two living rooms, a sunroom, and a garden with sitting-out area.
Ben View is a charming detached croft cottage set in a rural Scottish countryside location approximately 4 miles from Fochabers with extensive views and enclosed gardens suitable for families and pets.
Elgin Cathedral is a historic medieval ruin in Elgin, Moray, Scotland, once the seat of the bishops of Moray. Established in 1224, it was the second-largest cathedral in Scotland and features notable Gothic architecture, including an octagonal chapter house and impressive stone carvings. The cathedral suffered extensive damage from fire and attacks in medieval times, and now stands as a scheduled monument and popular outdoor heritage attraction managed by Historic Environment Scotland.
A large, detached holiday home in the Scottish Highlands set on the outskirts of Tomintoul village with views of the Avonside Hills, suitable for families or couples sharing, with a garden and parking for 2 cars but no on-site parking, and offering accessibility features including ramp access and a wet room on the ground floor.
A cosy one-bedroom terraced cottage located centrally on the high street of Aberlour, set on the ground floor with scenic surroundings near the Speyside Way walking trail and Cairngorms National Park, ideal as a couple's retreat.
Shedend is a cosy, semi-detached holiday cottage located in a peaceful hamlet near Spey Bay, known for its wildlife and coastal views, all on one level with direct garden access and suitable for less able-bodied guests.
Gordon Castle Walled Garden is an extensive historic kitchen garden in Fochabers, Moray, renowned as one of Britain's oldest and largest. Visitors can enjoy peaceful garden walks, observe gardeners at work, and experience locally grown produce at the on-site award-winning café and shop. The garden features a natural play area for children and is mostly wheelchair accessible.
This detached cottage in the Cairngorms National Park near Grantown-on-Spey offers a peaceful rural retreat with scenic valley views, enclosed garden with decking, and accessible features suitable for families and children.
This detached lodge is set within 28 acres of natural woodland near Inverness, offering a tranquil and spacious environment with two bedrooms, suitable for a family of four.
Sueno's Stone is a large ancient Pictish standing stone near Forres, Scotland, featuring intricate carvings including a Celtic cross and battle scenes. It is the largest surviving Pictish cross-slab of its kind, dating from circa 850–950 AD, and is displayed outdoors on a historic roadside bank.
A single-bedroom lodge apartment set in the grounds of a 16th century historic castle in north east Scotland with garden, terrace, and private parking, designed for romantic retreats and peaceful countryside immersion.
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.
The Sea Breezes cottage is a three-bedroom holiday home located on a cliff top with extensive views of the Moray coast and Portknockie harbour, featuring a ground-floor wheelchair accessible bedroom with a wet room, an open plan kitchen/dining area, and shared garden seating.
This detached fisherman's cottage near the coast of Portknockie offers ground-floor accommodation with a woodburner, garden patio, and close proximity to beach and local amenities, providing a traditional and bright holiday setting.
A large detached family home in Speyside with spacious airy rooms, an enclosed garden, private wood-fired hot tub, and proximity to outdoor activities like fishing and mountain biking.
A spacious, well-presented detached ground floor cottage near Alford village in Aberdeenshire, suitable for families and pets with private lawned garden and on-site parking.
The Stables is a spacious stone-built cottage in rural Aberdeenshire with countryside views, situated in a peaceful farm setting suitable for families, featuring a wet room on the ground floor and access to outdoor activities nearby.
Craigievar Castle is a 17th-century Scottish Baronial style castle located in Aberdeenshire, notable for its original plasterwork ceilings, historic interior furnishings, and beautifully maintained grounds. Visitors can explore both the castle's indoor historic rooms and outdoor gardens. It is operated by the National Trust for Scotland and is considered a fairy-tale castle that inspired Walt Disney's castle motif.
Abercrombie is a 16th century historic lodge located within the private grounds of Barra Castle, set in unspoilt countryside and styled in a Scandinavian Hygge style, offering a peaceful and homely retreat for up to six guests.
This detached lodge in 28 acres of natural woodland offers spacious, accessible accommodation with open plan living and views of a fenced lake, located near Forres for exploring Moray and the Cairngorms.
Ben Macdui is a detached rural lodge with three bedrooms set in a peaceful countryside location near Banchory, suitable for families or groups looking for a homely and private retreat with shared outdoor space and parking.
This detached timber-clad lodge in the Scottish Highlands offers a peaceful rural retreat with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on the ground floor, set in a scenic location near the coast.
This ground-floor two-bedroom steading conversion accommodates up to four guests on a working farm near Lumsden, featuring ensuite bathrooms, underfloor heating, a woodburner, and a small garden with patio and BBQ, set in scenic countryside with nearby village amenities and outdoor activity opportunities.
St Mary's Kirk, Auchindoir is a rare and well-preserved medieval parish church ruin in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, notable for its early Romanesque architecture and largely unaltered structure since the 13th century. The site offers an outdoor historical experience of a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
White House is a characterful and historic five-bedroom detached house set in the rural and peaceful Cornhill area near Banff, surrounded by private natural gardens and close to the North Sea coast and Cairngorms National Park.
A charming holiday cottage located on a scenic farm 3 miles from Alford, offering a cosy and homely retreat with rustic charm, suitable for families and pet owners seeking a peaceful countryside setting.
A charming 2-bedroom croft cottage set in Aberdeenshire countryside, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat for families or friends, surrounded by extensive natural grounds and close to local town facilities.
Kinkell Church is a simple medieval Highland church dating from the 1200s, notable for its stone sacrament house and its history of Reformation changes and partial dismantling.
A large traditional family home located on a quiet residential street in the harbour village of Portknockie, featuring spacious rooms, an enclosed garden, and proximity to coastal and countryside attractions.
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.
A cosy rural cottage set on a working farm in Aberdeenshire countryside offering peaceful surroundings and access to shared farm walks, with close proximity to Old Meldrum amenities and scenic local attractions.
Haddo House is a Georgian Palladian stately home near Tarves, Scotland, with Victorian interiors, extensive historic gardens, a noteworthy art collection, and a theatre. It has historic significance as a former prime minister's residence and WWII maternity hospital.
This lodge is a peaceful and comfortable detached property set in a rural location near Banchory, featuring ground floor open plan living with access to a decking area and shared garden space, ideal for families and those seeking a homely atmosphere.
A spacious coastal property in Portknockie with stunning Moray coast views, suited for families or groups, offering a shared garden seating area and elevated position above the harbour.
The Byre is a three-bedroom steading conversion located on a working farm near the village of Lumsden, offering a peaceful and accessible countryside retreat with scenic views and family-friendly features.
Rowan Cottage is a two-bedroom, semi-detached dwelling located on the edge of Huntly in Scotland, characterized by a peaceful rural setting with a ground-floor layout that suits families and guests with additional needs.
Huntly Castle is a historic ruined L-plan tower house located north of Huntly where two rivers meet in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It was the ancestral home of Clan Gordon chiefs and features preserved 16th-century stonework and a rich history spanning medieval to Jacobite times. Visitors explore extensive castle ruins set in scenic river surroundings.
This upside down timber-clad cottage is located in the heart of Aboyne village, overlooking the village green, offering a peaceful and stylish retreat with access to countryside activities and nearby amenities.
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.
Easter Lettoch is a traditional granite cottage extended with larch walls, offering a comfortable and secluded retreat set within the Cairngorms National Park with rural and scenic views over the Spey Valley and Cromdale Hills, featuring homely and family-focused ambiance.
A detached ground-floor property for two set in peaceful rural surroundings near the River Findhorn, offering a tranquil Highland location with surrounding woodlands and access to outdoor activities and wildlife.
Brodie Castle is a well-preserved 16th-century Z-plan tower house with fine antique interiors and extensive grounds featuring a national daffodil collection and a Pictish monument, open to the public and managed by the National Trust for Scotland.
A detached countryside cottage near Cairngorms National Park, offering a peaceful and homely stay with open-plan living, three bedrooms, and a large enclosed garden with a firepit and outdoor seating, set in a scenic elevated location with views over a glen.
Glenbuchat Castle is a historic Scottish Z plan castle built in 1590, located near the River Don in Aberdeenshire. It is a roofless ruin managed by Historic Environment Scotland and recognized as a scheduled monument, offering visitors a glimpse into Scottish history and architecture.
This detached house in North East Scotland features stylish décor inspired by the sea and offers scenic views of the North Sea, positioned within walking distance of Banff town centre amidst a peaceful coastal setting.
Duff House is a Georgian estate house in Banff, Aberdeenshire, now part of National Galleries Scotland, offering historic architecture, fine art displays, and extensive grounds.