Coraldie
Description
Newtonmore 7.5 miles.
Enveloped by breath-taking views across the Cairngorms National Park in Laggan near Newtonmore, Highlands is Coraldie, a charming, single-storey, eco-friendly shepherd's hut.
Enjoying a tranquil spot, ideal for hiking, cycling, and exploring, Coraldie offers a delightful base for a romantic getaway, complete with a wood-fire hot tub, studio-style layout, and the perfect, off-grid setting for stargazing.
Travel down the farm track and park up off-road, making your way on foot to your haven.
Step indoors to be greeted by the compact kitchenette, complete with a 2-ring hob, a fridge, and a kettle, along with some plush seating to unwind and dine with the woodburning stove alight.
Bask in your stunning surroundings by dining alfresco, gathered around the fire pit, before indulging in a long soak in the hot tub as the stars appear overhead; Coraldie in fact rests in one of the few places left in the British Isles that is classified a "dark Sky" area, making it a prime location for stargazing.
Catch some rest from the sumptuous king-size bed, before refreshing in the shower room, ready to explore the region.
For your nearest hub of amenities, head to Newtonmore by car, where you can stock up on the essentials and dine out, whilst a plethora of outdoor activities are within the vicinity, with the chance to visit the Laggan Wolftrax Mountain Biking Trail Centre, or hike towards the beautiful landscape of Pattack Falls.
From your doorstep, there are walks to the top of Creag na Sanais, the hill which rests behind the hut, or follow the stream down and walk along the River Spey, whilst wildlife spotting is possible from your abode, with the opportunity to spot Lapwing, Curlew, Red shanks, stonechat and Sand Martens to name a few, with regular visitors such as the Osprey fishing the River, Sea Eagles working the Crags above, and Red or Roe deer strolling alongside the hut.
Further attractions in the area include the Clan Macpherson Museum, and the Highland Folk Museum, both perfect for touring if you're hoping to brush up on your local history, whilst the Falls of Truim offers a further area to explore.
Both the Highland Wildlife Park and Uath Lochans are popular attractions to add to your itinerary, both rurally set and offering nature-filled afternoons, before returning home in time for sundowners.
Spend quality time with your loved one at Coraldie.
Your dates
Everything you'll need
- Ground Floor Bedroom
- Ground Floor Accommodation
- Pets Not Allowed
- National Park
- Open Fire
- Ground Floor Bedroom
- Ground Floor Accommodation
- Pets Not Allowed
- National Park
- Open Fire
- Off Road Parking
- Smoke Free
- Near Walks
What guests are saying
A very comfortable shepherd's hut in a wonderful location.
A special place to stay .
A one-of-a-kind, hidden gem.
It's rare to have a whole farm to yourself, not to mention a stream, the valley, and mountains on your doorstep. The hosts were very generous and helpful with the wood, and the facilities gave us a much-needed digital detox. We'll be back. Thank you Cathy and Artie!
We had a fantastic stay at Coraldie!
The beautiful views and remote location made for a an incredibly peaceful and relaxing holiday. The accomodation is simple but has everything you need and is very cosy and comfy. We found it was a great location to explore the Scottish highlands during the day, and unwind in the hot tub in the evening. Our new favourite place to stay in Scotland, we are already planning our return visit for next year.
Good to know
House Rules
Good housekeeping bond
This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £150
Smoking
Not permitted
Property notes
Note: This property does not have a TV, WiFi, or electricity.
Stay Information
Check-in / Check-out
15:00 / 10:00
Property ref
1116390
Parking
Off Road Parking
Guest & Pet Policy
Pets
Not allowed
Children
Not accepted
Accessibility
Ground floor




