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.
A newly renovated lodge in the tranquil countryside of Aberdeenshire, featuring four bedrooms and spacious open-plan living, surrounded by scenic rural views with close access to castles and outdoor activities.
A fishing lodge located in shared grounds by the River Dee with farmland views and extensive gardens, providing a home-like atmosphere in a rural setting near Banchory with access to outdoor activities and local attractions.
Sauchenshaw Cottage is a detached family home situated in a rural setting surrounded by gardens, offering a peaceful retreat suitable for families and couples.
A well appointed semi-detached fishing lodge located near the River Esk on the Aberdeenshire/Angus border, set in peaceful natural surroundings and suitable for nature lovers, fishermen, and ramblers with easy access to local amenities and scenic attractions.
House of Dun is a historic 18th-century country house in Angus, Scotland, designed by architect William Adam. Visitors can explore the restored interiors showing fine plaster-work and original furnishings, as well as the extensive grounds near the Montrose Basin nature reserve. It offers both indoor and outdoor heritage experiences rooted in Scottish history.
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.
A traditional single-storey granite cottage located on the banks of the River Dee offering self-contained accommodation in a peaceful woodland setting, ideal for relaxation and nature immersion in the Royal Deeside area.
South Lodge is a detached holiday home just outside Banchory that accommodates up to 8 guests with 4 bedrooms, offering a countryside setting near Balmoral Castle and Cairngorms National Park.
Potarch Lodge is a spacious countryside lodge on the Deeside Way, offering a relaxed and stylish retreat with comfortable furnishings, a large private garden, and proximity to local nature and outdoor attractions.
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.