Dalvey House is a nine-bedroom Adam-style mansion in Moray, Scotland, sleeping up to 18 guests across beautifully appointed rooms four with en-suite bathrooms. Every guest review scores a perfect 5.0. The oak-lined dining room, wood-panelled hall and gorgeous landscaped grounds set a standard few large holiday properties can match.
Brodie Castle is 5 miles away. Findhorn Beach is 6 miles. Cawdor Castle is 14 miles. An on-site housekeeper and optional catering service make Dalvey House the ultimate base for a milestone celebration or large family gathering in Scotland.
Coorie Doon is a stone cottage in Nairn's atmospheric Fishertown quarter, two minutes on foot from miles of golden sandy beach on the Moray Firth coast. The sitting room has an original stone wall and a wood-burning stove fuel included.
The Moray Firth holds one of only two resident dolphin colonies in the UK, visible from the beach. Fort George, Cawdor Castle and Culloden are all within 25 minutes. Owner Paul's local knowledge alone is worth the trip.
Firthview is a single-storey Highland cottage near Auldearn with views across the Moray Firth that guests describe as truly spectacular. Deer graze outside the lounge window, the Northern Lights have been spotted from the patio and the dark skies make stargazing exceptional.
Inside, it is genuinely five-star luxury linen, underfloor heating, a wine chiller, coffee pod machine and a kitchen guests call a dream. Brodie Castle is 3 miles away. Nairn Beach is 2.7 miles. Firthview is the kind of place people return to again and again.
Moray Firth View is a second-floor coastal apartment in Nairn with views that genuinely stop you in your tracks. The Moray Firth stretches out in front of you, the Black Isle sits on the horizon and the resident bottlenose dolphin pod passes close to shore binoculars are provided.
The beach is 110 yards away. Cawdor Castle, Culloden Battlefield and Loch Ness are all under 30 minutes by car. Rated 4.9 out of 5 and a Customers' Choice winner four years running.
Isla's Cottage is a genuine original stone fisherman's cottage in Nairn's Fishertown conservation area renovated to keep its original features while adding proper modern comforts. The woodburner in the original fireplace is reason enough to book on a crisp Highland evening.
Two sandy beaches are within a mile. Cawdor Castle is 15 minutes away. Dogs are welcome. It holds a 4.8/5 guest rating and a Customers' Choice 2025 badge. This is Highland Scotland done properly.
Henry's Lodge sits on the edge of Delnies Wood in Morayshire, just 3 miles from Nairn and less than a mile from the coast. Deer and pine marten pass the windows regularly. Walking trails start at the front door.
This 5-star, award-winning wood-lined lodge sleeps four across two double bedrooms with a large verandah, decked barbecue area and uninterrupted farmland views. Cawdor Castle and Culloden are both under 20 minutes away.
Bow Fiddle is a five-star rated detached bungalow in Nairn on the Moray Firth one of Scotland's finest coastal towns. Two kingsize bedrooms, a sunroom with garden views and everything on the ground floor make it a genuinely easy and comfortable base.
Bottlenose dolphins in the Firth, two sandy beaches within a mile, Cawdor Castle eight miles away and Inverness just 20 minutes by car. This is Highland Scotland at its most accessible.
Braehead is a detached, award-winning holiday home sitting in the heart of Nairn on the Moray Firth coast. The beach is a quarter of a mile away, a pub is 100 yards from the door and Culloden Battlefield is 15 minutes by car.
Sleeping six across three bedrooms with a fully equipped kitchen, Smart TV and on-site parking, this is a brilliant Highland base. Loch Ness, Fort George and championship golf are all within easy reach.
Redburn Steading is a three-bedroom woodland cottage in the Scottish Highlands, 7 miles from Nairn and within an hour of Cairngorm National Park. Red squirrels visit daily, bottlenose dolphins patrol the Moray Firth coast and Culloden, Cawdor Castle and Fort George are all under 30 minutes away.
Every bedroom has its own bathroom access. Hosts Ben and Nix live next door and have a perfect five-star rating across every single guest review. This is Highland Scotland done properly.
Garden House is the former Head Gardener's residence on the Brodie Castle Estate in Moray a three-bedroom cottage managed by the National Trust for Scotland. Guests get exclusive access to the estate outside public hours and a complimentary castle tour is included with every stay.
Two dogs are welcome in the fully enclosed gardens, the woodburning stove is brilliant on cool Scottish evenings and Findhorn Bay is just six miles away. This is a genuinely special base for exploring the Highlands.
Reay House is a Customers' Choice 2025 Victorian villa in Nairn, sleeping 8 with a 4.6-star rating. Two Blue Flag beaches are under a mile away. Cawdor Castle, Culloden Battlefield and Fort George are all within 15 minutes by car.
Inside, sweeping staircases, high ceilings and two woodburners set the scene. Pets stay free. Inverness Airport is 15 minutes away. This is the Scottish Highlands at its most accessible and most stylish.
Aurae is a four-bedroom luxury log cabin on private farmland near Cawdor in the Scottish Highlands, sleeping eight with a private hot tub and six-person barrel sauna on the deck. Two ground-floor king-size en-suite bedrooms, a five-burner Rangemaster and a wine cooler set the standard.
Cawdor Castle is two miles away. Culloden Battlefield is fifteen minutes by car. This is Highland Scotland at its most accessible and most comfortable.
Sandy Beach is a detached four-bedroom bungalow in Nairn, sleeping eight on the Moray Firth coast of the Scottish Highlands. The sandy beach is a short walk away, dolphins are spotted regularly offshore and Nairn Dunbar Golf Course is within walking distance.
Culloden Battlefield, Cawdor Castle and Fort George are all under 20 miles away. The large lawned garden has a barbecue and patio and the whole property is on one level perfect for families.
