South Persie House
South Persie House, located on the sister estate 13 miles south of Dalmunzie, is a substantial, elegant house offering stylish accommodation and the added luxury of its very own swimming pool. This 5 bedroom house is surrounded by 2 acres of garden and plenty of mature trees, providing privacy from others, whilst still being conveniently close to Bridge of Cally and Blairgowrie.
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Lochsie
Lochsie is described as the ideal honeymoon cottage. Located down its own little driveway, it looks away from the other cottages towards the golf course and up to the spectacular hills on the Estate.
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Dalmunzie House
Dalmunzie House is the latest addition to the Estates' self catering accommodation, being the previous principal Estate house. Recently refurbished to luxury standards the house is set apart down its own drive with extensive lawns and enjoys views down Glen Lochsie and the majestic Ben Gulabin.
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Glenlochsie
Glenlochsie is a bungalow situated to the back of the farm, with spectacular mountain views of Glen Taitneach and Ben Gulabin which rises 1,500 feet above Glenlochsie, and is an excellent challenge for walking enthusiasts.
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Dalmunzie Cottage
Arranged over two 2 floors, there are a twin bedded room, a double bedroom, bathroom and separate WC upstairs, and a twin bedded room, sitting room with woodburning stove and kitchen/dining room downstairs.
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Sauchmore
Sauchmore is situated a quarter of a mile past Dalmunzie Hotel and has beautiful views towards the golf course, glen and hills above; these can be seen from the garden or from inside the sitting room through the large French windows.
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The Dower House
The ground floor of the Dower House has been fully adapted for disabled access featuring a walk-in wet room with wheelchair accessible shower and toilet opposite a twin bedroom. The rear entrance is accessed by a ramp. This large kitchen has a dining area which seats 10 people.
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The Spittal of Glenshee snow gates are on the #snowroad scenic route through the Cairgorms National Park. This route, that runs along the side of Dalmunzie Estate, is the highest main road in the UK and most famous for the "Devils Elbow" turn.
The park is installing artworks at the laybys along the route that enhance the landscape and view points.
All packed to leave following a wonderful week - snow (lots) and sunny days. The skiing was ideal. Lots of wildlife seen from the cottage - deer, roe deer, birds too many to mention. Thanks, we will be back.
Ian and Maureen Holloway, Lincolnshire