On the Estate

Dalmigavie house is surrounded by 6,000 acres of its own wild mountains and moorland, woodland, rushing streams, and 4 miles of the Findhorn river.

• Abundant wildlife, red deer, roe deer, wild goats, elusive pine martens, wildcats and otters

• Birds of prey, from the tiny Merlin to the huge Sea Eagle, almost every British bird of prey can be seen at Dalmigavie

• In spring and summer, nesting curlews, lapwing, oyster-catchers and many other birds

• Clay pigeon shooting

• Trout fishing on a small stocked lochan

• Walking, with 9 miles of tracks through the estate

• A remote mountain hut with a log burning stove, 2.5 hour walk or reached by four wheel drive in 40 minutes

• The option of a day at Dalmigavie exploring the habitat of the Highlands with a naturalist

• 6 mountain bikes for use by guests

• An all-weather tennis court

• A croquet lawn (not the finest!)

• Remoteness, solitude

• Salmon fishing on the river Findhorn and deer stalking may be available by separate arrangement.