Luxury Castles & Country Houses in Britain- Scotland

Kinveachylodge

Morayshire

Sleeps 19 30 miles south of Inverness 5 double/twin bedrooms with bathrooms en-suite 4 double/twin bedrooms with private bathroom/shower 1 single bedroom with private bathroom/shower.
Owned by Viscount Reidhaven, the Strathspey Estate is situated in the heart of the Highlands and offers some of the best sport in Scotland. Some 30 miles south of Inverness and Loch Ness, the estate covers an area of 22,500 hectares, stretching from the banks of the magnificent River Spey through farm land to ancient Caledonian pine forests and heather grouse moors.

CORPORATE EVENTS

While Strathspey Estate is the sportsman's dream, the surrounding area is one of the most scenically varied and spectacular regions in Scotland.
Sleeps 19 and caters for up to 25 
All bedrooms have a private telephone 
Golf, tennis, skiing, bird watching 
Fabulous shooting, fishing and stalking 
50 minutes drive from Inverness airport 
Fully staffed Lod

HISTORY

The family name of of the Earl of Seafield is Ogilvie-Grant. The Ogilvie family belongs to Cullen and district, and the Grant family to Strathspey. The lands of Castle Grant, Kinveachy and parts of Abernethy, which now form the Strathspey estate, have been Clan Grant territory since the thirteenth century. In 1735 Sir Ludovick Grant of Grant married Lady Margaret Ogilvie, the eldest daughter of the second Earl of Seafield. Their son Sir James Grant of Grant, "the good Sir James" was responsible in 1776 for founding Grantown-on-Spey. 
When the 11th Earl of Seafield died of wounds received in action in 1915, the barony of Strathspey and chieftainship of the Clan Grant went to his brother Sir Trevor Ogilvie Grant and the Scottish peerages to his daughter Nina Caroline as Countess of Seafield. On her death in 1969 her son, Viscount Reidhaven, succeeded as the 13th Earl. The Seafield family has always taken an active interest in the management of the estate and this personal involvement continues to this day.

ACTIVITIES

Fishing 
Salmon and Sea trout fishing on the Spey and other rivers. Loch fishing for brown and rainbow trout. 

Shooting 
Grouse, Pheasant, Partridge, Goose, Duck, Snipe, Woodcock, Pigeon, Hare and Rabbit. 

Stalking 
Roe deer on the low ground, Red deer on the hill. 

Ancestral Homes 
A host of Highland Castles, visits to Loch Ness, Culloden Battlefield and many other interesting sites. 

Golf 
Golf, tennis and horse riding. 

Distilleries 
Kinveachy is well placed for guests to visit the Speyside distilleries. 

Bird Watching 
Bird and wildlife watching, watersports and hill walking. 

DISTANCES

30 miles south of Inverness Airport and the City Centre 
1.5 hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow International Airports

BOOKING & MORE INFORMTION

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