auld poor house and LAGGAN  COTTAGE

Paulene Warnock and Gordon Yates

Kingussie, Inverness-shire, PH21 1LS

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'Had a wonderful time here . Nice and cosy cottage - such a beautiful area with ever changing weather..'

''There is much to do and discover.'

There is no shortage of things to do in the area - Kingussie is well located to visit a number of attractions - whatever your interests are, there is sure to be something to interest you. For

detailed information take the link to  Visitscotland . Some examples are:

Climbing, walking and cycling are of the best Britain has to offer, with Kingussie being surrounded by three mountain ranges.

Winter skiing and snowboarding with three ski centres each within an hour's drive of Kingussie.

           

          

With the River Spey running through Kingussie you do not have to go far for great fishing. Permits available locally.

Canoeing, waterski-ing, sailing, windsurfing can all be enjoyed at a choice of two watersports centre's nearby Loch Morlich, near Aviemore and Loch Insh, near Kincraig.

Almost every town (including Kingussie) in the area has it's own golf course -and all are off the highest quality in magnificent surroundings.

The Highland Wildlife Park is four miles along the A9152, with Insh Marshes in sight of Laggan Cottage. Although over 20 species of bird have been spotted in and around the cottage itself - from robins to golden eagles!

          

For History enthusiasts, Ruthven Barracks (formerly a castle) is less than two miles away and can be seen illuminated at night from the lounge. Less than an hour's drive will get you to several other historic sites, such as Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre which is closely associated with Ruthven Barracks from the time of the routing of the clans in 1743.

The Highland Folk Museum in Kingussie itself is a five acre site showing how folk lived in a Highland township in 1700. The black houses have been reconstructed following archeological excavations nearby.

Information about other self-catering cottages in Kingussie can be found at www.KingussieHolidayCottages.com .