About Rowlands Aviemore | MLR Cottages Gary Law 09/09/2021

Rowlands Aviemore
On the outskirts of Aviemore, our 4 bedroom cottage sleeps 8 people plus a baby and we welcome dogs to stay. Rowlands is a modern comfortable house extended and refurbished in 2011 with a centrepiece of an oak staircase, there are bedrooms and bathrooms on both lower and upper floors. With ample off road parking, large garden and patio, the cottage is ideally situated for walks, cycle rides or golf, yet is within walking distance of the village centre.

Bathrooms on two floors make a stay here suitable for those with mobility difficulties. We have fitted the kitchen with all the equipment that you will require and there is dining space for 8 people inside, as well as a large picnic bench outdoors which seats 8 too. The downstairs bathroom has a bath with a drench shower over and the upstairs shower room has a large walk in shower. All rooms have TV/DVD combinations with Freesat and we offer guests free Wi-Fi and incoming calls. With ample off road parking, large garden and patio, the cottage is ideally situated for walks, cycle rides or golf, yet is within walking distance of the village centre and all the shops, pubs and restaurants.
Modern and comfortable house situated within walking distance of Aviemore centre, yet on the edge of open countryside
Architect designed loft conversion and refurbishment in 2011

Modern and comfortable house situated within walking distance of Aviemore centre, yet on the edge of open countryside
Architect designed loft conversion and refurbishment in 2011
4 bedrooms (2 of which are ground floor), 2 bathrooms, accommodating 8 plus 1 infant
Pet friendly
Ample off street parking
River Spey a short walk away
Close to the Spey Valley Championship Golf Course
Large garden with patio and large picnic bench

Aviemore is central to the Cairngorms National Park, and provides a fantastic base for exploring the area around. The town is the home of the Strathspey Steam Railway, a steam train line dating back to the late 1800’s and now operated as a visitor attraction by enthusiasts. The line currently runs via Boat of Garten to Broomhill, offering a leisurely and very beautiful perspective of the Cairngorms and the River Spey as you travel along; plans are in place to extend the line to Grantown-on-Spey. Close to Rowlands is the Cairngorm Brewery, brewing award winning beers like Wildcat and Trade Winds – brewery tours are available but just pop in and buy a selection of their brews to enjoy in the cottage! For guests wishing to stay close to the cottage but enjoy the Highland air, there is an orbital footpath around Aviemore that passes through trees, under railway bridges, by rivers and streams and through the town. Aviemore has an excellent range of shops, pubs, and restaurants so there is plenty of choices whether you wish to eat out or dine in. Macdonald hotels have a number of hotels in the town, and for wet weather, days offer 2 pools at 2 different sites (Dalfaber and the Resort) as well as a cinema. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the Spey Valley Championship Golf Course at Dalfaber.

Modern and comfortable house situated within walking distance of Aviemore center, yet on the edge of open countryside
Architect designed loft conversion and refurbishment in 2011
4 bedrooms (2 of which are ground floor), 2 bathrooms, accommodating 8 plus 1 infant
Pet friendly
Ample off street parking
River Spey a short walk away
Close to the Spey Valley Championship Golf Course
Large garden with patio and large picnic bench

Cairngorms National Park has something to offer everyone. Only 30 minutes drive from Inverness and well connected by rail and road, there is plenty for everyone. Wintersports are available at Cairngorm Mountain, a short drive from Aviemore, and throughout the year the Cairngorms plateau provides walking and climbing for people looking to explore one of the last great wildernesses in the UK. You may be lucky to see a ptarmigan, arguably Britain’s toughest bird, or deer that roam the mountains. Wildlife abounds in the Cairngorms, a visit to the area is incomplete without calling in at the Loch Garten RSPB center to glimpse an osprey or go wild in the Highland Wildlife Park with the tigers and polar bears. Speyside is also well known for its large number of whiskey distilleries with famous and not so famous brands all making a storing whiskey in varying quantities, with most offering tours and a wee dram! Mountain biking is popular in the area, with numerous shops hiring and selling biking equipment nearby and Laggan Wolftrax providing an excellent range of trails, only 30 or so minutes drive from Aviemore. In Carrbridge, Landmark Forest Adventure Park offers fun and exploration for children of all ages.

Modern and comfortable house situated within walking distance of Aviemore center, yet on the edge of open countryside
Architect designed loft conversion and refurbishment in 2011
4 bedrooms (2 of which are ground floor), 2 bathrooms, accommodating 8 plus 1 infant
Pet friendly
Ample off street parking
River Spey a short walk away
Close to the Spey Valley Championship Golf Course
Large garden with patio and large picnic bench

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50 McInnes Place, Aviemore, PH22 1TG

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Getting There by Car From the south, the best approach is the M90 to Perth, then onto the A9 towards Inverness. From Glasgow, take the A82 via Loch Lomond, then via to Glencoe and Fort William, turning right onto the A86 at Spean Bridge to join the A9 northbound at Kingussie. Take the Aviemore turn off and head through the village to the north end and turn right onto Dalfaber Drive (there is a sign for Dalfaber Golf and Country Club on the junction). Go along Dalfaber Drive and over the level crossing. Take the next left onto Spey Avenue for about 200 metres. Turn left onto McInnes Place and Rowlands is on the right-hand side. From Aberdeen and the north, follow the A96 to Inverness then south on the A9. As you enter the north end, you will turn left onto Dalfaber Drive then follow the directions above.

Getting There by Railway Aviemore is well served by rail, being on the mainline from the major cities to Inverness. National and local trains stop regularly at the station in the centre of Aviemore. From the station, Rowlands is a 5 minutes taxi ride. Head north from the station, past the supermarket and over a mini roundabout. Keep going straight on and turn right onto Dalfaber Drive (there is a sign for Dalfaber Golf and Country Club on the junction). Go along Dalfaber Drive and over the level crossing. Take the next left onto Spey Avenue for about 200 metres. Turn left onto McInnes Place and Rowlands is on the right-hand side Getting there by Aeroplane Inverness Airport is less than one hour away and Edinburgh and Glasgow Airports less than three hours. Follow the directions above for your chosen mode of transport from the airports.

By Bus: National Express and Scottish Citylink

By Rail: The Trainline and National Rail

By Air: Inverness Airport, Edinburgh Airport and Glasgow Airport