Feshieway Cottage
Peaceful Highland cottage for two in the Cairngorms with mountain views, a cosy wood burner and wonderful walks from the door.
- Sleeps 2
- 1
- 2
Highlights
- Escape to a beautifully restored former gamekeeper's cottage for two, tucked away in a peaceful corner of the Cairngorms with spectacular Highland scenery and wonderful privacy.
- Spend cosy evenings beside the crackling wood burner, surrounded by exposed stonework, inviting furnishings and lovely countryside views through the generous windows.
- Wake up to the sights and sounds of nature, then enjoy a leisurely breakfast in the light-filled sun room while watching sheep and local wildlife wander through the surrounding landscape.
- Unwind in the tranquil bedroom after a day of adventure, before enjoying a long, relaxing soak in the bathtub to soothe those tired walking muscles.
- Make the most of the enclosed garden with alfresco meals, summer barbecues and evening drinks overlooking the beautiful landscapes of Glen Tromie.
- Lace up your walking boots or hop on your bike and discover spectacular Highland trails straight from the doorstep, with the Badenoch Way just 100 metres from the cottage.
- Explore the magnificent Cairngorms National Park, from the wild glens of Glen Feshie and Glen Tromie to peaceful riverside swimming spots, nature reserves and picturesque Highland villages.
You should know
- All guest accommodation is on the ground floor.
- The cottage sleeps two guests in one bedroom.
- The property is pet free.
- Private parking is available.
- The cottage is approximately five miles from Kingussie and its railway station.
- The cottage is reached via a quiet single-track road in a rural location.
The details
Escape to the wild beauty of the Cairngorms at Feshieway Cottage, a wonderfully peaceful Highland hideaway for two surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. Tucked away along a quiet single-track road, where the traffic is more likely to be passing sheep than cars, this beautifully restored former gamekeeper's cottage offers the perfect opportunity to slow down, reconnect with nature and enjoy a little Scottish solitude.
Built from traditional stone and lovingly renovated, Feshieway Cottage combines rustic Highland charm with all the comforts of a modern retreat. Original exposed stonework, soft furnishings and calming country-inspired interiors create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while generous windows frame the ever-changing landscape outside.
Step inside through the spacious boot room, perfect for shedding muddy boots after a day exploring, and discover a lovely dining room and sun room where huge windows invite you to sit back and watch the local wildlife. Beyond, the open-plan kitchen and lounge provide everything you need for a relaxing stay. Prepare delicious meals in the well-equipped kitchen, settle onto the sofa with a good book or curl up beside the crackling wood burner as the evening draws in.
The peaceful bedroom provides a lovely sanctuary at the end of the day, complete with its own ensuite toilet and washbasin. A separate bathroom features a bathtub and shower, ideal for a long, indulgent soak after a mountain adventure.
Outside, the enclosed garden offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the fresh Highland air. Fire up the barbecue for a relaxed alfresco supper, enjoy your morning coffee overlooking the surrounding countryside or take a drink to the seating area at the rear of the cottage, where beautiful views across Glen Tromie make sunset particularly special.
For those who love the great outdoors, the location is simply superb. The Badenoch Way passes just 100 metres away, offering scenic walking and cycling routes towards Kingussie, Kincraig and Aviemore. Explore the magnificent landscapes of Glen Feshie and Glen Tromie, discover a secluded swimming spot in the River Tromie or enjoy birdwatching at nearby Insh Marshes Nature Reserve. Historic Ruthven Barracks is also close by, while golfers can choose from several excellent local courses. With endless adventures on your doorstep and a cosy cottage to return to, this is Highland escapism at its finest.
Escape to the wild beauty of the Cairngorms at Feshieway Cottage, a wonderfully peaceful Highland hideaway for two surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. Tucked away along a quiet single-track road, where the traffic is more likely to be passing sheep than cars, this beautifully restored former gamekeeper's cottage offers the perfect opportunity to slow down, reconnect with nature and enjoy a little Scottish solitude.
Built from traditional stone and lovingly renovated, Feshieway Cottage combines rustic Highland charm with all the comforts of a modern retreat. Original exposed stonework, soft furnishings and calming country-inspired interiors create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, while generous windows frame the ever-changing landscape outside.
Step inside through the spacious boot room, perfect for shedding muddy boots after a day exploring, and discover a lovely dining room and sun room where huge windows invite you to sit back and watch the local wildlife. Beyond, the open-plan kitchen and lounge provide everything you need for a relaxing stay. Prepare delicious meals in the well-equipped kitchen, settle onto the sofa with a good book or curl up beside the crackling wood burner as the evening draws in.
The peaceful bedroom provides a lovely sanctuary at the end of the day, complete with its own ensuite toilet and washbasin. A separate bathroom features a bathtub and shower, ideal for a long, indulgent soak after a mountain adventure.
Outside, the enclosed garden offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the fresh Highland air. Fire up the barbecue for a relaxed alfresco supper, enjoy your morning coffee overlooking the surrounding countryside or take a drink to the seating area at the rear of the cottage, where beautiful views across Glen Tromie make sunset particularly special.
For those who love the great outdoors, the location is simply superb. The Badenoch Way passes just 100 metres away, offering scenic walking and cycling routes towards Kingussie, Kincraig and Aviemore. Explore the magnificent landscapes of Glen Feshie and Glen Tromie, discover a secluded swimming spot in the River Tromie or enjoy birdwatching at nearby Insh Marshes Nature Reserve. Historic Ruthven Barracks is also close by, while golfers can choose from several excellent local courses. With endless adventures on your doorstep and a cosy cottage to return to, this is Highland escapism at its finest.
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FAQs about Feshieway Cottage
Q: How many people does Feshieway Cottage sleep? A: Feshieway Cottage sleeps two guests in one bedroom, making it a lovely choice for couples seeking a peaceful Highland escape.
Q: Where is Feshieway Cottage located? A: The cottage is situated in the Cairngorms National Park, approximately five miles west of Kingussie in the Scottish Highlands, surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery and peaceful countryside.
Q: Does Feshieway Cottage have a wood burner? A: Yes, the open-plan lounge features a cosy wood burning stove, perfect for warming up after a day exploring the Cairngorms or enjoying a relaxing evening indoors.
Q: What are the sleeping and bathroom arrangements? A: The cottage has one peaceful bedroom with an ensuite toilet and washbasin. There is also a separate bathroom with a bathtub and shower.
Q: Is Feshieway Cottage dog friendly? A: No, Feshieway Cottage is a pet-free property.
Q: Does the cottage have a private garden? A: Yes, there is an enclosed garden with outdoor seating and barbecue facilities. Guests can also enjoy beautiful views towards Glen Tromie from the seating area behind the cottage.
Q: Are there walking and cycling routes nearby? A: Absolutely! The Badenoch Way is just 100 metres from the cottage and connects with the Speyside Way. Guests can explore routes towards Kingussie, Kincraig and Aviemore or head into the spectacular landscapes of Glen Feshie and Glen Tromie.
Q: What wildlife might I see during my stay? A: The surrounding countryside is home to abundant Highland wildlife, with excellent opportunities for birdwatching and nature spotting. The nearby RSPB Insh Marshes Nature Reserve is particularly popular with bird enthusiasts.
Q: Is there parking at Feshieway Cottage? A: Yes, private parking is available at the cottage. The property is approximately three miles from the A9 and five miles from Kingussie railway station, while Inverness Airport is around 1 hour and 10 minutes away by car.
Q: How do I book Feshieway Cottage? A: You can contact the owner through the 'Request to Book' button on the Coolstays listing. You can then enquire about available dates and the owner will reply so you can arrange your booking directly with them.