Tucked away in the attractive village of Tomintoul, is this contemporary, detached cottage, Tombeck. Immersed in the glorious scenery of the Cairngorms National Park, this homely abode welcomes families and friends seeking an action-packed break to the Scottish Highlands. After a day of hiking the fells, relax and unwind on the sofa as you search for your favourite show TV show, or choose a family favourite film and enjoy a cosy movie night. From here, a modern kitchen/diner awaits, hosting a sea of integrated appliances and plenty of worktop space to prepare your meals, whilst the dining area is perfect for family mealtimes. Completing the ground floor is the double bedroom, with Jack and Jill en-suite shower room, this is an ideal choice for those with limited mobility. Venture upstairs to find three more bedrooms, including the master with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom, followed by a twin and bunk room, each wonderfully presented with crisp white bed linen and plush duvets. Kick-start your morning with a refreshing cup of coffee out at the decking, before popping on your walking boots and waterproofs and heading on a scenic walk through the Abernethy National Nature Reserve. Within a short stroll there are choice of shops, a café and quality restaurant to try one evening, or continue along to the River Avon where you can cast away into the waters that teem with salmon and trout. Alternatively, visit the famous Malt Whisky Trail, which takes in seven world-famous working distilleries, it’s the ultimate Scotch experience, and there is a Whisky Castle just around the corner from the property. With Tombeck providing secure bike storage, why not bring along your mountain bikes and test your skills at nearby Glenliver, or take on the slopes at The Lecht Ski Centre, ideal during the winter months. For the adventurous there is an opportunity for stand up paddle boarding nearby, and there are mountain bike trails in Glenlivet. Why not take a ride on the Hogwarts Express which leaves from Inverness regularly. However you choose to spend your time here, return each evening and recharge your batteries at Tombeck. EPC Rating: Band C

The village of Tominoul holds the record as the highest village in the Scottish Highlands. It makes a fabulous base for exploring the Cairngorms National Park, with a myriad of walking, hiking and cycling routes in the surrounding area. The village offers a quintessential village store and Post Office, as well as a welcoming pub and a restaurant. There is plenty of beautiful scenery nearby, along with many towns and villages worth exploring, including Aviemore and Nethy Bridge.

EPC Rating: Band C

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