
The Hayloft
For two, with a sauna and room for the dog.
The Hayloft is the hideaway room of Killiehuntly Farmhouse, set in the farm's old stone steadings a short stroll from the house.
It has a large bedroom made up as a double or a twin, a sitting area, a small kitchen for snacks and a shower room, so it feels like a little place of your own. Breakfast and supper are served round the farmhouse's shared table, and the sitting rooms and sauna yurt are yours to use too. It's the one room at Killiehuntly where dogs can stay, though they wait here while you dine.
We wish to restore our parts of the Highlands to their former magnificent natural state.
The Hayloft includes a small kitchen for self-catering stays, with a welcome hamper of essentials and local produce provided on arrival.
- Arriving
- From 3pm, and away by 11am.
- Included
- Breakfast and supper at the farmhouse, and the sauna yurt.
- Dogs
- Welcome: the one room at Killiehuntly where dogs can stay.
- E-bikes
- To hire, on request.
Killiehuntly Farmhouse5 rooms- Supper round one table
- A sauna yurt and cold plunge
Killiehuntly BothySleeps 4- In the farm courtyard
- A walled herb garden
Geordie’s CottageSleeps 5- A stone-walled sitting room
- Paths from the door
Kennels CottageSleeps 6- In ancient Glenfeshie woodland
- An open fire and a log stove
Coire Domhain CottageSleeps 10- On the River Feshie
- An AGA and an open fire
The Hayloft is located within the Killiehuntly courtyard near Kingussie in the Cairngorms National Park.
It sits within a restored farm setting surrounded by woodland, hills and open Highland landscape.
Getting hereIn the Cairngorms National Park near Kingussie: Killiehuntly on the east side of the Spey, Glenfeshie a few miles up the River Feshie.
Uath LochansLittle lochans in the pines at the foot of Glenfeshie, one of the owners' picks for a walk and a swim.6 miles12 min by road
Loch an EileinA loch in the Rothiemurchus pinewood with a ruined castle on its island, for a touch of Highland history.12 miles19 min by road
RothiemurchusThe old forest whose trails the owners suggest walking from Glenfeshie.12 miles20 min by road
Scotland, in print.
Every photograph commissioned, every word written by somebody who went. Printed twice a year, made in Scotland.









