Kirktoun Cottage auf schottischem Anwesen - offenes Feuer - eingezäunter Garten - Strände - Wälder

Kirktoun is a delightful cottage, situated on the edge of Duffus village, on family run Duffus Estate. Originally built for the Estate's housekeeper and gardener, Kirktoun is now perfect for couples or families. It is an ideal haven to escape to with open country views. Within walking distance of Duffus with its shop and play park, you can be as relaxed or active as you feel.
Kirktoun is a surprisingly spacious cottage. The bright sitting room has a lovely restored open fire (with complementary logs from the Estate), perfect for cosy evenings in. It has a large window with a beautiful open westerly outlook. There is a separate dining room - ideal for long, leisurely dinners with friends or family. The well appointed bathroom is downstairs and has a shower above the bath. The two cosy bedrooms can be found upstairs. One is a king sized double with views into the Estate woodland and the good sized twin bedroom has a view across open fields. Kirktoun has a good sized, private garden; part of which is enclosed - useful for containing children or the dog! The patio area is great for summer BBQs or sipping wine on those long, light filled summer evenings we are blessed to get up here in Moray. There is also a fire bowl for our guests to use to keep them warm whilst perhaps watching the stars or having a wee nightcap. Duffus Estate has a network of paths, which guests are welcome to explore. Whilst you are out you might be lucky enough to spot some shy roe deer, a cheeky red squirrel or even some of our abundant birdlife. Our woods are also home to a host of wild flowers. Spring time is especially impressive due to the grand displays of snowdrops followed by daffodils, primroses and bluebells. Close by are the glorious beaches of the Moray Firth with its resident dolphin population, golf courses galore, cliff top and forest walks, the Speyside whisky trail and many historic castles such as Brodie Castle and Cawdor Castle - this oft overlooked area of Scotland really has plenty for everyone.