Welcome to Birchfield Cottages

Birchfield is a secluded, listed 18th Century granite farmhouse with two wings converted into cottages. Each cottage has been modernised but retains original features.

It is surrounded by two acres of gardens that include old Scots pines, remnants of Abernethy forest at the feet of the Cairngorm mountain range, in the Cairngorms National Park.

All our cottages are inspected annually by the Scottish Tourist Board.



Birchfield Cottages - Nethybridge

Birch Mhor

Sleeps up to five in two bedrooms. The large living room combines workspace and sitting area. A built in microwave compliments a full range of cooking equipment.
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prices from £225-£475 per week

Birch Beag

A small cottage on two floors facing South. It is entered from the left of the porch shared with Birch Mhor. The dining table is placed in the window.
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prices from £150-£255 per week

Birch Croit

Stands seperately facing South across the 'courtyard'. The main open plan room has wood effect flooring with a rug in front of the open fire.
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prices from £210-£395 per week

The Park

The Cairngorms National Park is Britain's largest National Park at 3800 sq kilometres (1,467 sq miles). The boundries of the Park stretch from Grantown-on-Spey to the heads of the Angus Glens; from Ballater to Dalwhinnie and Drumochter and includes much of the Laggan area in the south west and a large area of Glen Livet estate and the Strathdon/Glen Buchat area. The Cairngorms rich cultural heritage is also part of what makes it exceptional.

Scottish National Parks differ from many other national parks around the world in that they have a social and economic development aim alongside the aims of conservation, understanding and enjoyment of the countryside.