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Alvie Holiday Properties

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Features

Single room(s)
2 Bedroom Self Contained
3 Bedroom Self Contained
Child Friendly
Wedding Receptions
Serviced Apartment(s)
Apartment(s)
Carpark
Panoramic Views
Garden Setting
Non-smoking

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Alvie Estate has traditional properties located amongst farm fields & woodlands with superb views of the Cairngorm mountains.

Located only 4 miles wouth of Aviemore, Alvie can provide peace & quiet or an unsurpassed opportunity for recreation & entertainment.

Alvie has been the home of the Williamson family since 1927; the property is a traditional highlands estate including farming, forestry, field sports & tourism.

Alvie provides an ideal centre from which to explore Scotland, participate in one of the many activities available on the Estate and locally, search for your roots, find out how we make a living in rural Scotland or enjoy the natural environment.

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Park cottage
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Alvie Main house

Details

Getting There: The A9 road runs by Alvie Estate although no where near the properties. From Edinburgh cross the Forth Road Bridge and take the M90 north to Perth where it joins the A9. From London drive north on the M1 to join the M6 at Birmingham. The M6 becomes the M74 in Scotland. The M74 joins the M9 near Glasgow. The M9 becomes the A9 at Stirling.
Conferences/events: Wedding Receptions
Accommodation Type: Single room(s), 2 Bedroom Self Contained, 3 Bedroom Self Contained, Serviced Apartment(s), Apartment(s)
General: Non-smoking
Features: Panoramic Views, Garden Setting
Site Facilities: Carpark
Family Friendly: Child Friendly

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Location

Alvie Estate
Kincraig
Kincaig, Kingussie Inverness-Shire

Getting ThereThe A9 road runs by Alvie Estate although no where near the properties. From Edinburgh cross the Forth Road Bridge and take the M90 north to Perth where it joins the A9. From London drive north on the M1 to join the M6 at Birmingham. The M6 becomes the M74 in Scotland. The M74 joins the M9 near Glasgow. The M9 becomes the A9 at Stirling.