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The Roost is a sustainable holiday home, set within a peaceful location within Kinrara Estate, and only a stone’s throw from Aviemore, while fabulously located to explore the Cairngorm National Park. Lots of free private parking Outside tap for muddy paws Dog welcoming for one pooch Private Hot tub/Jacuzzi Outdoor furniture and dining area Complimentary tea, coffee, soap, shampoo and conditioner Large panoramic window with electric blind Several built-in USB ports above the bed Log burner with unlimited wood store King-size bed with views, linen and duck-down duvet No smoking or vaping, please Check-in from 4 pm and check-out by 10 am Children are welcome – but no cots or extra beds are available.

Aviemore is a well-known and popular holiday destination with beautiful scenery and an abundance of things to do for all ages - a year-round destination, snowsports being the popular winter activity and walking, climbing, biking, and other activities the main summer draw. The village is also an excellent family base, with many award-winning attractions in the town and surrounding area and a great selection of shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. Aviemore is between two fabulous ski resorts, The Cairngorm mountain range and The Lecht, so snowboarding and skiing are within easy reach. The Cairngorms is a natural playground offering watersports, snowsports, incredible walking and cycling routes, and 12 golf courses. It's even home to the only sled dog centre and the UK's first permanent bridge-based bungee jump. It was also officially recognised in November 2018 as one of the best places in the world to see the spectacle of the Northern lights, with Tomintoul and Glenlivet being awarded gold tier 'Dark Sky Park' status by the International Dark-Sky Association. Britain's largest National Park is also home to unique and critical wildlife that people come from all over the world to see. The magnificent hills and surrounding area are home to 25% of the most threatened species in the UK, so you will never run out of things to see and do. The magnificent National Park offers a plethora of trails which connect to the famous Speyside Way, and within the National Park are 43 Munros and 5 of the 6 highest mountains in GB. The Speyside Way links the Moray coast with the edge of the Grampian Mountains. You'll find stunning scenery, attractive villages and more on these walking routes and some of the many whisky distilleries. Speyside offers some of the world's best golf. James Braid designed the Boat of Garten and Spey Valley Golf Course in Aviemore. Kingussie, Newtonmore and Grantown-on-Spey offer enjoyable 18-hole courses, and Carrbridge and Abernethy are...