Rosebrae House

About this property

Past the rustling oaks and along a winding drive, Rosebrae House emerges like a story half-remembered, part stately home, part castle, entirely captivating. With roots stretching back to 1640, this grand Scottish residence blends elegance with ease, where antiques mingle with plush armchairs, and the warmth of open fires welcomes you like an old friend.

Inside, a warren of beautifully adorned rooms unfurls: drawing rooms filled with light, a grand ballroom for lively dinners, and a Whisky Room that invites you to linger a while longer. Across three floors, twenty bedrooms are dressed in soft florals and deep comfort, sleeping up to thirty-eight guests in an atmosphere of refined calm.

Step outside and you’ll find yourself in the heart of a vast Highland estate. The walled garden, lined with towering yews and secret corners, is a quiet delight, while beyond lies a world of paddocks, woodland and rolling parkland. Whether you’re reading by the fountain, playing croquet on the lawn or preparing for your own Highland Games, the grounds offer space, seclusion and endless charm.

Set between Speyside’s whisky trails, the Cairngorms and the Moray Firth, this is the Scotland you dream of, timeless, generous and entirely yours.

Rosebrae House lies within an Estate in the heart of Moray, where gently undulating countryside meets historic charm and the promise of adventure. Here, you’re perfectly positioned for both coastal rambles and mountain trails, just a short drive from the Cairngorm National Park and the golden sands of the Moray Firth. Local villages offer artisan food shops, farm-fresh produce and traditional pubs, while the nearby town of Elgin provides practical amenities and a chance to explore its grand cathedral ruins.

Whisky lovers are in good company, with the renowned distilleries of Glenfiddich, Aberlour and Balvenie all within easy reach. Golfers will find excellent courses nearby, and history enthusiasts can visit Brodie Castle, Duffus Castle or the Pictish stones that dot the region. With Inverness airport under an hour away and Aberdeen just over, Rosebrae House remains wonderfully accessible while feeling worlds apart.

Accommodation

Accommodation

Ground Floor

- Front hall
- Cloakroom
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Dining room
- Ballroom
- Toilets

East Wing - First Floor

- Red Ballroom
- Arches Room: Twin/Superking
- Roman Room: Single
- Yellow Room: Twin/Superking
- Dutch Room: Superking
- Tulip Room: Twin/Superking (Connected via bathroom to a living area)

East Wing - Second Floor

- Bird Room: Twin
- Pink Room: Twin/Superking

South Wing – First Floor

- Drawing room
- Library

South Wing – Second Floor

- Oak Room: Twin/Superking
- Larch Room: Twin/Superking
- Dressing Room: 1 double & 1 single (Dressing room forms part of a family/shared suite with the Larch Room)
- Bow Fronted Room: King

South Wing – Third Floor

- Rose Room: Superking
- Red Room: Twin/Superking
- Summer Room: Twin/Superking
- Topiary Room: Twin/Superking
- Green Room: Twin/Superking

West Wing – First Floor

- Blue Room: Superking (Four Poster with living area connected)
- Henriettas Room: Single (Adjacent to a family bathroom that is shared between Henriettas and Arabellas)
- Arabellas Room: Single

West Wing – Second Floor

- Butterfly Room: King

Exterior

- An acre of walled garden
- Outdoor patio
- Private estate paths leading to the beach

Additional Facilities

- 15 ensuites and shared bathrooms, some roll top baths
- Open fires in library and drawing room
- Plenty of parking