Enduring Heritage and Outdoor Pursuits

Nestled near the northwestern edge of Scotland’s world-renowned Cairngorms National Park, Aviemore has been a destination of choice for generations of families, adventure-seekers and anyone wishing to escape city life and embrace the wilds of Scotland. Known across the globe for its scenery, deep roots and abundance of outdoor activities, Aviemore is located at a perfect spot along the A9 — giving access to both Inverness in the north and the ‘Central Belt’ south of the Cairngorms. Rail passengers can reach Inverness and Edinburgh directly from Aviemore station — which is also a stop on the Caledonian Sleeper service, running all the way to London Euston.

Impressive forests, mountainous landscapes and proud heritage are all cornerstones of life here — and Dalfaber homeowners will have a magnificent selection of storied castles, stunning landscapes and historic whisky distilleries right on their doorstep. Much-loved Speyside favourites like The Glenlivet and Dalwhinnie are produced nearby, as is the popular Cairngorm Gin — and the local area around Aviemore is a haven for food and drink lovers of all tastes.

New adventures for fans of outdoor pursuits are never too far away, and the nearby Loch Insch Outdoor Centre is a great place to start — offering a range of water-based activities and a dry slope for ski and snowboarding practice. During the winter months, thousands flock to the Cairngorm Mountain Range to hit the slopes at the Lecht and Glenshee ski centres.

Last, but not least, at Dalfaber there is an 18-hole championship golf course practically at your front door — a hugely attractive proposition for any enthusiast. There is truly no better place to perfect your swing and enjoy days surrounded by scenic Scotland than right here in Aviemore.