Carrbridge 9 miles. Strathnoon is a traditional Scottish dwelling offering a proper Highland experience perched in the quaint countryside of Clune near Carrbridge. Nestled nearby the Cairngorms National Park, this secluded property boasts stunning panoramic mountain views, making it the perfect retreat for avid walkers and wildlife explorers looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of Scotland's natural landscapes. Embrace the traditional charm of Strathnoon as you step inside and discover the wonderful original features that adorn this delightful Scottish home. The period Victorian tongue and groove pine panelling creates a snug atmosphere, perfect for those chilly Highland winters. The well-equipped kitchen/diner is a hub of activity, featuring a woodburning stove to keep you warm as you enjoy your meals around the dining table seating four. After a feast, retire to the snug sitting room with its inviting open fire and TV, ideal for relaxing evenings spent in good company. Venture upstairs to find two twin bedrooms, each offering a place to rest those sleepy heads. The bathroom with bath and shower over provides a rejuvenating space to prepare for the day's adventures, while a convenient ground-floor bathroom adds an extra touch of practicality to the property. Outside, the wraparound garden beckons you to enjoy the fresh Highland air, with a spacious lawn and barbecue area perfect for alfresco dining or simply soaking up the beautiful panoramic mountain views. Additionally, you will find a large porch that is perfect for storing muddy adventure boots and outdoor gear, ensuring a hassle-free experience as you explore the stunning surroundings of Strathnoon. Embrace the natural wonders that surround Strathnoon, where wildlife enthusiasts will find themselves captivated by the rich biodiversity of the area. Keep your eyes peeled for majestic buzzards and golden eagles soaring overhead, and if you're lucky, you might even spot an osprey diving for its next meal in the nearby burn. The moors offer glimpses of red deer and grouse, providing the perfect backdrop for a day of exploration. Fishing aficionados can indulge in the thrill of catching Scottish wild salmon and sea trout during the season, with complimentary trout fishing available for guests at Strathnoon, subject to availability. A short drive to the village of Tomatin will reveal the warm embrace of the Strathdearn community centre, home to the delightful café and shop, Tastes of Tomatin, where you can savor homemade meals and fresh coffee while enjoying reliable Wi-Fi and delectable pastries. For your shopping needs, Carrbridge, Aviemore, and Inverness are all within reach, ensuring you have everything you need for a leisurely stay. With the stunning Cairngorms National Park close by, your Highland retreat at Strathnoon is sure to be an unforgettable escape into nature's embrace.

Within easy reach of a host of exciting tourist attractions and surrounded by spectacular mountain and moorland scenery, the small village of Carrbridge has a great deal to offer during both the summer and winter months. Situated within the Cairngorms National Park, the village is home to a pony trekking centre, a challenging 9-hole golf course and a good selection of shops and eateries. The Landmark Forest Theme Park and Visitor Centre features displays on the natural history of the Highlands and once a year, during October, the Village Hall is transformed into the setting to find the World's Best Porridge Maker, a competition not to be missed! Nearby Aviemore, with its championship golf course and wide selection of shops and pubs is well worth a visit, whilst the surrounding countryside offers great walking, cycling and wildlife watching opportunities together with superb skiing on the Cairngorm Mountain Range. A fantastic location all year round!

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