Aberlour, Moray, Aberdeenshire & The Coastal Trail
Bask by the open fire and marvel at the incredible original features still visible within this converted, four-storey mill. Up to 12 guests can enjoy its generous accommodation and lovely combination of bright, contemporary space and exposed stonework, original timbers and even iron mill parts. Savour the comfort of the five-bedroom home near Carron, in Moray, which also offers access to excellent walking, salmon fishing and an array of malt whisky distilleries. Your former barley mill, with its eye-catching exterior, is a masterpiece of creative conversion. Featuring exquisite ash flooring, a beautiful open-tread staircase and a fascinating collection of artworks, it is a joy to spend time in. Enter via the porch and long hallway to find your lounge, complete with a millstone and grinding wheel, has two seating areas to spread yourselves out between. Light the fire in here, then watch TV or choose a book, game or CD from the property’s collection. Take a few steps up into your exceptional farmhouse kitchen, where there is an electric range cooker, in which to make sizzling Sunday roasts, and access through into the bright conservatory, where friends and family can dine together. Find a WC also at ground-floor level, together with a handy utility room for storing your outdoor gear. Climb the open-tread staircase up to the first floor and enter two of your bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom and the other with an en-suite shower room. Head up to the next floor to find a stunning bedroom, with vaulted ceiling and generous en-suite bathroom, as well as an en-suite twin bedroom and small office, then venture up yet another level to an enticing attic bedroom with single bed, 2 trundle beds and shared bathroom. Enjoy the natural style of the natural mill garden, with its stream and abundance of bulbs, which result in a riot of colour during the spring months. Host BBQs out here for your group when the weather is warm. You’ll find ample off-road parking at the mill.
The Mill Of Ballintomb is a dog friendly holiday cottage.
Bask by the open fire and marvel at the incredible original features still visible within this converted, four-storey mill. Up to 12 guests can enjoy its generous accommodation and lovely combination of bright, contemporary space and exposed stonework, original timbers and even iron mill parts. Savour the comfort of the five-bedroom home near Carron, in Moray, which also offers access to excellent walking, salmon fishing and an array of malt whisky distilleries. Your former barley mill, with its eye-catching exterior, is a masterpiece of creative conversion. Featuring exquisite ash flooring, a beautiful open-tread staircase and a fascinating collection of artworks, it is a joy to spend time in. Enter via the porch and long hallway to find your lounge, complete with a millstone and grinding wheel, has two seating areas to spread yourselves out between. Light the fire in here, then watch TV or choose a book, game or CD from the property’s collection. Take a few steps up into your exceptional farmhouse kitchen, where there is an electric range cooker, in which to make sizzling Sunday roasts, and access through into the bright conservatory, where friends and family can dine together. Find a WC also at ground-floor level, together with a handy utility room for storing your outdoor gear. Climb the open-tread staircase up to the first floor and enter two of your bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom and the other with an en-suite shower room. Head up to the next floor to find a stunning bedroom, with vaulted ceiling and generous en-suite bathroom, as well as an en-suite twin bedroom and small office, then venture up yet another level to an enticing attic bedroom with single bed, 2 trundle beds and shared bathroom. Enjoy the natural style of the natural mill garden, with its stream and abundance of bulbs, which result in a riot of colour during the spring months. Host BBQs out here for your group when the weather is warm. You’ll find ample off-road parking at the mill.
Short breaks may still be available.
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