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Easter Corrie | David and Carol Newland
Easter Corrie, Tomnavoulin
Ballindalloch, Banffshire
AB37 9JB, United Kingdom
Tel: 01807 590241
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Accommodation Overview
| | The Mill | 3 Star | Sleeps 6 | Pets welcome | |
The Den | 3 Star | Sleeps 4 | Pets welcome | |
Corrie Cottage | 3 Star | Sleeps 4 | Pets welcome | |
Glen View | 3 Star | Sleeps 4 | Pets welcome | |
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Situated in the midst of a quiet and beautiful glen, Easter Corrie comprises four cosy cottages created from a former mill and steading with superb views towards the surrounding hills.
Each cottage has electric central heating and is comfortably furnished with open plan living room, colour TV, fully equipped modern kitchen with microwave and dishwasher and bathroom with bath and shower. Three cottages have a double and a twin bedroom and will accommodate four whilst the fourth cottage has a second twin bedroom to provide accommodation for six. Cot and highchair available upon request. Electricity, bed linen and towels included in rental. Private patio garden with garden furniture and parking for two cars at each cottage. Laundry facility and payphone for guests' use. One or two well-behaved dogs welcome by prior arrangement per cottage holiday.
An ideal location for wildlife and bird watching. Visitors to Easter Corrie are often surprised at the wildlife that can be seen without even leaving their accommodation. Our bird feeders are regularly visited by the residents of nearby Clash Wood and several species nest in the grounds. Stoat are regular visitors, often hunting Field Vole behind the steading in the early morning. Curlew, Lapwing, Oystercatcher and Snipe all nest within a few hundred metres during the spring. Roe Deer, Red Squirrel Red Grouse and Brown Hare also live in this secluded glen whilst Mountain Hare and several other species of game bird frequent the adjacent pastures and moorland.
Regular land rover tours and guided walks on the Glenlivet Estate are available from Easter Corrie. Why not visit in spring and join our Black Grouse Watch to discover a unique highland wildlife spectacle as these rare game birds congregate to display and establish dominance at traditional sites known as 'leks'?
Open all year. |
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