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Home:92876
Sleeps up to:12   (5 bedrooms)
Rates:£968 to £1298 per week
Changeover day:Sat
Access:Car advised
Notes:Pets welcome
Suitable for children
No smoking at this property
Self-catering

Home description

Craigmore Lodge nestles on private grounds, just 1 mile from Aviemore. With 5 bedrooms, it offers ample space to sleep 12 people, making it a secluded haven for large families or groups of friends. The property has 2 sitting-rooms, the second of which leads to a garden in which you can enjoy the stunning scenery. The Lodge also boasts its own sauna and there is also membership to a private leisure club included.

The Lodge’s location makes it a superb location for exploring the National Park and also puts you within the other villages – and their distilleries – scattered throughout the area.






The Highlands region

From the lush green farmlands of the Borders to the rugged landscapes of the Highlands, the Scots are proud of their land and identity. The beautiful countryside of Dumfries and Galloway is littered with fortresses and strongholds, testimony to its dramatic history. Moving north, the Highlands are to Scotland what the Pyrenees are to France, with equally breathtaking scenery and fantastic opportunities for walking and mountaineering. Aviemore and the Cairngorms National Park are particularly famous for skiing, whilst Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain at 1343m, is a firm favourite for those seeking a challenge.

For the less energetic, the Whisky Trail provides a unique way of exploring many of Scotland’s attractions and for quieter moments, there’s always Loch Ness and a chance to spot the elusive monster! Scotland also has some of Britain’s best and cleanest beaches. Cromarty is famous for its bottle-nosed dolphins and Nairn, whilst claiming to be one of the sunniest and driest places in the country, has glorious stretches of clean sand over which to roam. Several islands lie off the Scottish coast, each with their own character and heritage, however the Isle of Skye is probably the best known and most visited. As the largest of the Inner Hebrides, Skye’s turbulent geological past has bequeathed it a stunning coastline.

Experienced walkers are drawn to the Black Cuillin Mountains, whilst those less experienced have an array of lower level coastal walks from which to choose or alternatively, visitors can take some time to visit Skye’s capital, the charming harbour town of Portree.


Aviemore area

This special part of Scotland is part of the Cairngorms National Park. Stretching from Grantown-on-Spey in the north to the Angus Glens in the south and from Ballater in the east to Dalwhinnie and Laggan in the west, the Park covers roughly 10% of Scotland. It acts as home to a quarter of Scotland's native woodland and is a refuge for a host of rare plants and creatures, including 25% of the UK's endangered species.

The National Park takes in some of the most spectacular landscapes in Britain, from the wild tundra of the high mountain tops to the ancient pinewoods. Heather moor, vivid with summer colour, and Grand Glens, haunt of red deer and golden eagles, are just some of the other habitats within the Park.


Facilities

Luxuries:Sauna
General:TV
Standard:Kettle
Utilities:Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
Rooms:Bedrooms (5), Bathrooms (3)
Furniture:Single beds (8), Double beds (2), Cots (1), Sleeps maximum of 12
Other:Linen and towels provided.
Highchair available.
Access:Parking space

Rental rates

Rental prices originally quoted in: British £Convert to:
PeriodFrom
To
Weekly
Nightly rate Minimum 
stay
WeekdayWeekend
Winter 2009 4 Jan 0910 Jan 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 10 Jan 0917 Jan 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 17 Jan 0924 Jan 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 24 Jan 0931 Jan 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 31 Jan 097 Feb 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 7 Feb 0914 Feb 09£ 968--1 Week
Low 2009 14 Feb 0921 Feb 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 21 Feb 0928 Feb 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 28 Feb 097 Mar 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 7 Mar 0914 Mar 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 14 Mar 0921 Mar 09£ 968--1 Week
Low 2009 21 Mar 0928 Mar 09£ 968--1 Week
Low 2009 28 Mar 094 Apr 09£ 968--1 Week
High 2009 4 Apr 0911 Apr 09£ 1,209--1 Week
High 2009 11 Apr 0918 Apr 09£ 1,209--1 Week
Mid 2009 18 Apr 0925 Apr 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 25 Apr 092 May 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 2 May 099 May 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 9 May 0916 May 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 16 May 0923 May 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Peak 2009 23 May 0930 May 09£ 1,273--1 Week
Mid 2009 30 May 096 Jun 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 6 Jun 0913 Jun 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 13 Jun 0920 Jun 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 20 Jun 0927 Jun 09£ 1,088--1 Week
High 2009 27 Jun 094 Jul 09£ 1,209--1 Week
High 2009 4 Jul 0911 Jul 09£ 1,209--1 Week
High 2009 11 Jul 0918 Jul 09£ 1,209--1 Week
Peak 2009 18 Jul 0925 Jul 09£ 1,273--1 Week
Peak 2009 25 Jul 091 Aug 09£ 1,273--1 Week
Peak 2009 1 Aug 098 Aug 09£ 1,273--1 Week
Peak 2009 8 Aug 0915 Aug 09£ 1,273--1 Week
Peak 2009 15 Aug 0922 Aug 09£ 1,273--1 Week
Peak 2009 22 Aug 0929 Aug 09£ 1,273--1 Week
High 2009 29 Aug 095 Sep 09£ 1,209--1 Week
High 2009 5 Sep 0912 Sep 09£ 1,209--1 Week
Mid 2009 12 Sep 0919 Sep 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Mid 2009 19 Sep 0926 Sep 09£ 1,088--1 Week
Low 2009 26 Sep 093 Oct 09£ 968--1 Week
Low 2009 3 Oct 0910 Oct 09£ 968--1 Week
Low 2009 10 Oct 0917 Oct 09£ 968--1 Week
Low 2009 17 Oct 0924 Oct 09£ 968--1 Week
High 2009 24 Oct 0931 Oct 09£ 1,209--1 Week
Winter 2009 31 Oct 097 Nov 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 7 Nov 0914 Nov 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 14 Nov 0921 Nov 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 21 Nov 0928 Nov 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 28 Nov 095 Dec 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 5 Dec 0912 Dec 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 12 Dec 0919 Dec 09£ 968--1 Week
Winter 2009 19 Dec 0922 Dec 09£ 968--1 Week
Christmas 2009 22 Dec 0929 Dec 09£ 1,273--1 Week
New Year 2009 29 Dec 095 Jan 10£ 1,273--1 Week
Winter 2010 5 Jan 109 Jan 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 9 Jan 1016 Jan 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 16 Jan 1023 Jan 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 23 Jan 1030 Jan 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 30 Jan 106 Feb 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 6 Feb 1013 Feb 10£ 987--1 Week
Low 2010 13 Feb 1020 Feb 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 20 Feb 1027 Feb 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 27 Feb 106 Mar 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 6 Mar 1013 Mar 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 13 Mar 1020 Mar 10£ 987--1 Week
Low 2010 20 Mar 1027 Mar 10£ 987--1 Week
Mid 2010 27 Mar 103 Apr 10£ 1,110--1 Week
High 2010 3 Apr 1010 Apr 10£ 1,233--1 Week
Mid 2010 10 Apr 1017 Apr 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 17 Apr 1024 Apr 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 24 Apr 101 May 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 1 May 108 May 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 8 May 1015 May 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 15 May 1022 May 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 22 May 1029 May 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Peak 2010 29 May 105 Jun 10£ 1,298--1 Week
Mid 2010 5 Jun 1012 Jun 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 12 Jun 1019 Jun 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 19 Jun 1026 Jun 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 26 Jun 103 Jul 10£ 1,110--1 Week
High 2010 3 Jul 1010 Jul 10£ 1,233--1 Week
High 2010 10 Jul 1017 Jul 10£ 1,233--1 Week
High 2010 17 Jul 1024 Jul 10£ 1,233--1 Week
Peak 2010 24 Jul 1031 Jul 10£ 1,298--1 Week
Peak 2010 31 Jul 107 Aug 10£ 1,298--1 Week
Peak 2010 7 Aug 1014 Aug 10£ 1,298--1 Week
Peak 2010 14 Aug 1021 Aug 10£ 1,298--1 Week
Peak 2010 21 Aug 1028 Aug 10£ 1,298--1 Week
Peak 2010 28 Aug 104 Sep 10£ 1,298--1 Week
High 2010 4 Sep 1011 Sep 10£ 1,233--1 Week
Mid 2010 11 Sep 1018 Sep 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 18 Sep 1025 Sep 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Mid 2010 25 Sep 102 Oct 10£ 1,110--1 Week
Low 2010 2 Oct 109 Oct 10£ 987--1 Week
Low 2010 9 Oct 1016 Oct 10£ 987--1 Week
Low 2010 16 Oct 1023 Oct 10£ 987--1 Week
High 2010 23 Oct 1030 Oct 10£ 1,233--1 Week
Winter 2010 30 Oct 106 Nov 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 6 Nov 1013 Nov 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 13 Nov 1020 Nov 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 20 Nov 1027 Nov 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 27 Nov 104 Dec 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 4 Dec 1011 Dec 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 11 Dec 1018 Dec 10£ 987--1 Week
Winter 2010 18 Dec 1023 Dec 10£ 987--1 Week
Christmas 2010 23 Dec 1030 Dec 10£ 1,298--1 Week
New Year 2010 30 Dec 106 Jan 11£ 1,298--1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

All bookings are subject to an additional £34.00 booking fee per week or short break.

Winter Short Breaks (WSB) are available at many properties in the 'Winter' period - subject to availability. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental.

Off Season Breaks (OSB) are available at many properties in parts of the 'Low' and 'Mid' periods - subject to availability. The price for a 3 night break is either 75% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. OSBs can be booked within a calendar month of the start date of the holiday.

'Last Minute Breaks' (LMB) are available at most properties throughout the 'LOW', 'MID', 'HIGH', 'PEAK', 'XMAS' and 'NEW YEAR' periods. The price for a 3 night break is either 65% of the normal weekly rental or, if it is higher, the quoted Winter Short Break price. Extra nights are charged pro rata of the weekly rental. LMBs can be booked within one week of the start date of the holiday.


Guestbook for 1141

"The property was in a lovely area, nice and quiet. There was plenty to do, and we were lucky with the weather. The BBQ hut was great. We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday."
-Mrs Wallace, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
July 2008

"The lodge was a great find - well situated, well furnished and ideal for our family with two good public rooms and a large dining area."
-Mrs Scott, Edinburgh, Midlothian
July 2008

"The Craigmore Lodge was a wonderful holiday home. Also a great location in Aviemore"
-Ms Verhees-Wijdeven, ,
July 2008

"Good location. Very comfortable and clean house. The membership of the Dalfaber country club was very good and close by."
-Mr Mcstay, Banchory, Aberdeenshire
August 2006


Availability

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Name:Claire Testi
Company:Sykes Holiday Cottages
Tel:+44 (0)1244 500524
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