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 BURNSIDE COTTAGE
Geddes,
Cawdor,
Nairnshire / Inverness-shire
Sleeps: 6.
Cot available.
Pets welcome.
No smoking.
STB: 4 stars.
Price range: £250 - £565 pw.
Christmas and New Year £565.
For further details please contact:
Corinne Roberts
Tel: 01456 486358
  
Burnside Cottage of Geddes is a lovely comfortable holiday home for up to 6 people together with either one large or two small well behaved dogs. It has a large private garden with a sunny patio, backing onto a hilly field with a burn. The front of the property looks onto a mixed woodland. The cottage has been recently renovated in 2006 with new furniture and furnishings with double glazing, creative lighting and a multi-fuel stove in the living room. Low coombed ceilings upstairs adds true character to the cottage whisking you back to yesteryear.
 Downstairs: Lounge with TV, video, DVD and hi-fi. Separate dining room. Fully fitted kitchen with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and microwave. Main hallway and inner hall, housing the combination washer/tumble dryer. One twin bedroom and Bathroom with over bath shower. Upstairs: - Two double bedrooms. One bedroom has restricted head room on one side due to the attractive coombed ceiling.
 - Shower room, toilet and basin with underfloor heating.
- Computer room with broadband internet access (£15 pw) leading from one bedroom.
Garden: - Secure back garden with furniture and barbecue, a drying area and parking for two cars at front of the cottage.
Included in the rent:
All bed linen, towels, electricity and logs/coal, use of travel cot and high chair, if required, and telephone for local calls.
Good Housekeeping Deposit of £50.00 required.
Location - This semi-detached traditional cottage, dating back to 1800, is situated in a rural woodland location at Cawdor, only 4 miles from the seaside town of Nairn and 16 miles from the Highland capital, Inverness.
- There is so much to do here with Cawdor Castle linked with Shakespeare's Macbeth, nearby. Two National Trust for Scotland properties, Brodie Castle and Culloden battlefield, will stimulate your interest, as will Clava Cairns, a well preserved Bronze Age cairn and standing stones.
- Fort George, Europe's best preserved 18th century military fortification, has plenty to occupy all the family. Other points of interest include the picturesque Dulsie Bridge and the Ardclach Bell Tower, built in 1655.
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