Moray is a historic Scottish county noted for its medieval heritage, scenic coastline on the Moray Firth, and a mix of flat coastal and hilly inland landscapes.
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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 family-oriented accommodation park located on the white sand coastline of the Moray Firth, near Inverness, offering various entertainment and leisure facilities including an indoor heated pool, restaurant, lounge bar, gym, and children's play areas, set in a region known for its natural beauty and nearby attractions.
The Church of the Blessed Peter at Duffus offers visitors a historic outdoor experience featuring over 800 years of worship, a 1300s churchyard cross, and a rare medieval mercat cross in a peaceful setting among mature trees.
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.
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.
Shelterstone is a traditional stone cottage originally two fishermen's cottages, now combined into a spacious property with sea access, set in a rural countryside location with scenic views and suitable for families including pets.
Duffus Castle is a historic motte-and-bailey castle near Elgin, Scotland, featuring stone and timber ruins from the 12th to 18th century. Visitors can explore the extensive outdoor earthworks and remains of the stone tower and curtain walls at this free-access scheduled monument.
The Finch is a cosy 2-bedroom mobile lodge situated in tranquil countryside on the banks of the River Findhorn in Forres, providing a comfortable and laid-back retreat surrounded by natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor activities.
Burghead Holiday Park is a beachfront accommodation near the coastal town of Burghead, known for its historic Pictish heritage and coastal scenery, offering access to nearby nature trails and the Cairngorms National Park area.
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.
Spynie Palace is the ruined fortified residence of the Bishops of Moray near Elgin, Scotland, notable for its large medieval tower and extensive curtain wall remains, reflecting its historical role as an episcopal palace and its turbulent history through sieges and ownership changes.
Emerald Cottage is a spacious and luxurious fisherman's cottage located in the historic fishing village of Burghead, offering scenic views over Moray Firth and Burghead Bay, ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Burghead Well is an ancient and mysterious rock chamber at the site of a former Pictish fort in Scotland, featuring stone steps leading down into the well and associated with several historical and ritual theories.
A traditional fisherman's cottage located just 50 yards from a beach in the village of Kingston-on-Spey, featuring an enclosed garden and a peaceful setting with scenic coastal and nature surroundings.
This single-storey property in a small village offers a cosy and homely setting with garden access, suitable for families or couples, near coastal walks and countryside amenities.
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.
Gordon Castle Walled Garden is a historic eight-acre kitchen garden in Scotland featuring extensive fruit trees, a soft fruit garden, a grass maze, and a glasshouse. It offers facilities such as a children's play area, refreshments, and accessible paths.
Juniper Cottage is a traditional two-bedroom holiday cottage set in peaceful countryside near Forres offering countryside views and a garden with greenhouse, blending classic rural charm with a cosy atmosphere.
Large spacious first floor apartment located within a former fishing town offering sea views and is near local beaches, golf courses, and wildlife observation opportunities.
Brodie is a detached lodge located in a tranquil rural area, surrounded by 28 acres of natural woodland and close to the Highlands, offering a peaceful setting with outdoor seating and private parking.
This detached lodge is located in a peaceful woodland setting within easy reach of countryside and coast, offering spacious accommodation ideal for families with two bedrooms and a private outdoor seating area, situated on a small exclusive park with extensive natural grounds.
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.
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 one-bedroom terraced holiday cottage in Aberlour, Speyside, suitable for two guests, located on the ground floor near the Speyside Way walking trail and Cairngorms National Park, offering a peaceful countryside base with nearby walking, cycling, and distillery attractions.
The Falcon is a 3-bedroom mobile lodge in the tranquil countryside near the River Findhorn in Moray, offering a peaceful and comfortable retreat with scenic river views and nearby outdoor activities.
Lossiemouth Holiday Park is located on the north-east coast of Scotland near the River Lossie and sandy beaches, offering a peaceful retreat surrounded by countryside and woodlands with access to local shops and dining in Lossiemouth.
Loch Spynie is a peaceful nature reserve in Moray featuring wetlands, woodlands, and Scotland's largest freshwater reedbed. Ideal for birdwatching, it hosts Osprey, Whooper Swans, Red Squirrels and Otters. Visitors can explore short trails and a hide for wildlife viewing in this internationally recognized protected site.