Glendavan House Aboyne

Furnished to the highest standards, Glendavan House offers 3 beautiful suites, each combining bespoke and antique furniture, Victorian features and luxurious fabrics with state of the art, modern facilities. Each suite is self contained and houses a large bedroom, sitting room, with open fire, and bathroom. Recently awarded 5 stars by VisitScotland, accommodation at Glendavan has been tailored to offer every guest a little bit of luxury in a relaxed and informal manner. Set in the heart of Royal Deeside, just an hours drive from Aberdeen, Glendavan House was built as a shooting lodge in 1886. The house stands in its own extensive grounds - seven acres of natural pine woodland overlooking Loch Davan - within the newly created Cairngorms National Park. The grounds are home to varied Highland wildlife including regularly sighted red squirrels and roe deer. The loch is a protected bird sanctuary - in the autumn, thousands of greylag geese settle on their journey south, sharing territory with whooper swans, mallard ducks, moorhens and a family of otters.

Address: Glendavan House GLENDAVAN HOUSE, ABOYNE Aberdeenshire AB34 5LU

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Directions

From the SouthTake the A93 Perth to Aberdeen road, travelling over Glenshee, through Braemar and Ballater. Four miles beyond Ballater, just past the Cambus O May suspension bridge, take a left hand turn onto the B9119 signposted to Strathdon and the Lecht. Glendavan House is located approximately 3 miles along this road on the left hand side. White stones mark the entrance.From AberdeenFollow the A93 Aberdeen to Perth road, travelling through Banchory, Kincardine ONeil and Aboyne. 3 miles beyond Aboyne, in the village of Dinnet, take the right hand turn onto the A97 signposted to Strathdon. Follow this road for 2 miles and take the left hand turn onto the B9119 signposted to Ballater. Glendavan House is located approximately 1 mile along this road on the right hand side. White stones mark the entrance.