Beautiful modern home with fantastic views over the pine forests onto the hills

If you're planning to be in Grantown on Spey, Aviemore, or Dulnain Bridge, this is a great place to stay. It is out of the way for Inverness but, smack in the middle of the Cairngorm National Park, is a great home base to explore the historical highlands. Set between Aviemore and Grantown on Spey, Dulnain Bridge is tiny and quaint. The house boasts 4 bedrooms, 2 down and 2 up. The 2 downstairs are both configured as King beds, the two upstairs are larger, with views of the countryside and mountains, and both boast twin beds.

You will need a car in this location, though there is bus service. We walked along Skye of Curr road and noticed that the Speyside Garden centre is there with a small park for our young son, he enjoyed it, but it's not much for anyone over 5. In the other direction, you dead end onto A938 and there's not much other than a bus stop, a post office, and a garage.

The owner is very nice and the house was meticulously clean, if sparsely furnished. They were generous with provision of blankets and pillows which we needed, being from Arizona the whistling winds the first few nights of our stay made it quite drafty. The house's few furnishings are good quality and it's convenient for a family, but it is not decked out. There are no linens (extra sheets) or towels whatsoever included in the rental. You can pay to let towels from the laundress for 3 pounds per week per set, which I thought was ... we packed our towels. The house had not a stitch of provisions in the kitchen. No salt, pepper, sugar, tea, or coffee. There weren't even basic condiments in the fridge: ketchup/mayo/mustard. It was about an additional 10 pounds to get all the basics, but fortunately the COOP in grantown on spey is open until 10.

There are two baths, one up and one down. The twin beds are upstairs but the upstairs bath has only a shower. Odd for traveling with kids The main bath downstairs has a tub and it is HUGE.

The radiators worked well and the house was warm except the front upstairs bedroom, fortunately we did not need to use it as our party was small. It was a fantastic home base. We explored the Highlands but always had a comfortable place to come back. The appliances are in great condition and fairly new, the dishwasher and washing machine are quiet --good as the kitchen is next to the master bedroom. Overall it was an amazing stay and I hope to visit the Highlands again. If we are in the area, we'd stay with Chris again unquestionably.

This is the second time we have stayed at Corrimony in wintertime, it is so cosy and warm, and every facility provided for, to make it a very enjoyable stay.Brilliant base for getting out and about, many walks to choose from within the Cairngorm area, speyside way walk is fantastic. It is also only about 30minute drive to the coast and around 40minutes to drive to Inverness. Grantown on Spey is a wonderful highland town. We look forward to visiting again.

Will definitely stay here again, warm cosy and exceptionally clean and well appointed

We have stayed at many various cottages but this was by far the best in the comfort/luxury spacious accommodation with the added bonus of having magnificent views over to the Cairngorms/Cromdale Mountains but with a lovely huge pine forest behind for the dogs to enjoy too! A good central location within easy reach of all the lovely forest walks/trails and lochs and nearby villages etc. Would certainly recommend it and enjoyed the good heating!

We stayed at the property for a week in June 2017,we found the cottage was fantastic,very clean,all the amenities you could wish for.The cottage is situated in a very nice quiet area,an unexpected bonus was that we were saw two red deer in the grass field behind the cottage,most mornings and evenings.I would certainly recommend staying in this cottage,4 very spacious double rooms,large living/dining room,large kitchen. Excellent choice.