Making a charming hideaway for couples and smaller families, this bright and stylishly presented pod is a light, fresh and elegant base for walkers, hikers and nature enthusiasts exploring a stunning corner of the north-east corner of Scotland. With the historic town of Keith lying to the south (3.5 miles), this beautiful part of Moray and Speyside offers breathtaking views and spellbinding coastal walks. The area is known for its thriving whisky industry, with the Speyside Whisky Trail offering ample opportunity to sample the produce of some of the local distilleries. Other local attractions and landmarks include the Gordon Castle Estate, Auchindoun Castle, Craigmin Bridge and Deskford Church, all within 15 miles. Heading north, the coast of the Moray Firth (12 miles) offers stunning walks, beautiful beaches and chances to spot dolphins in the sea.
Stepping inside this tastefully designed and beautifully arranged glamping pod you will be greeted by the snug and inviting open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner which fits sweetly into the curved structure of the property. Featuring solar-powered underfloor heating, the delightful lounge has comfortable seating, mood lighting and a Smart TV – one of the sofas turns into a handy double sofa bed. A useful breakfast bar is at the centre of the room, just across from a stylishly presented and fully equipped kitchen. From the living area, the light and cosy bedroom features a plush double bed and Smart TV. The main accommodation is rounded off with an elegant shower room.
Stepping outside, the generous enclosed garden features a lovely lawn and a decked area with ample patio furniture offering an ideal spot for dining alfresco and taking in the glorious surrounding landscapes. Either side of the main hut are two further huts: one houses the luxurious hot tub and features a glass roof and Bluetooth speaker, and the other is a cheerful BBQ hut, perfect for a family get-together. Ample parking is available.