Kincardineshire

Kincardineshire is a historic Scottish county on the northeast coast, known for its castles, scenic hills, and cultural heritage including literary connections and coastal landscapes.

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3 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 Garden Pod

This holiday pod is a cosy detached accommodation located on a working farm in the countryside of Carwell near Brechin, Angus, sleeping up to four guests including two pets. It features a ground floor layout with a double bed and a pull-out sofa bed, a kitchenette, an enclosed garden with a sitting area, barbecue and firepit, and offers private parking and Wi-Fi.

Near Caterthun

The Caterthuns are a ridge of hills in Angus, Scotland, featuring two notable Iron Age hillforts, the White Caterthun with its impressive dry-stone wall and the Brown Caterthun known for its earthen embankments. Visitors can explore ancient fortifications and enjoy scenic outdoor historic sites.