A real wood-burning fire, warm caramel interiors, and the long northern light of the strath, a home to return to after a day on the hills.
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Named for a rare Highland flower
The Twinflower takes its name from a delicate wildflower found in the old Caledonian pine forests around Speyside, and there's a little of that same quiet character here. It's an early-1900s townhouse with soaring ceilings and tall period windows, decorated throughout in a warm, uncomplicated palette of caramel and cream.
Downstairs, the wood-burning fireplace anchors an open-plan living and dining room, with a separate, fully equipped kitchen (Nespresso machine included) just off it for cooking up whatever the Speyside larders provide. Upstairs and into the attic, three bedrooms sleep six in comfort, with a dedicated desk under a roof light for the days you need to check email before the hills call.
It sits right on Grantown-on-Spey's historic High Street: an easier, quieter alternative to busier Aviemore, around twenty minutes down the road, with the Speyside Whisky Trail, the River Spey and the Cairngorms National Park all close at hand.
In pictures
Three bedrooms across two floors, each with its own character.
The House · Amenities
The Twinflower is quietly furnished and fully equipped, kept ready for guests who'd rather settle in than travel light.
Where to find us
Right on Grantown-on-Spey's historic High Street, a few steps from The Square, with Anagach Woods and the River Spey on the doorstep.
Distances
A Highland Retreat
Three bedrooms, a quiet corner of the Scottish Highlands, and the kind of stillness that asks you to stay a while.
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