Highland Holiday Homes specialise in providing quality self-catering holiday accommodation in Aviemore and the surrounding area throughout the Cairngorms National Park. We offer a range of high quality privately owned self-catering : bungalows, cottages, houses & lodges in village or town locations. All are regularly inspected to ensure consistent high standards and best value for money. With nearly 30 years experience as the leading holiday homes agency in the area, you can rest assured that our selection of comfortable holiday homes will provide you with a wonderful base for exploring the numerous attractions that we have on offer in the Cairngorms and the wider Scottish Highlands.

This spacious detached holiday home is located on the outskirts of Dulnain bridge so benefits from a more rural feel but only a short drive from all the amenities of Grantown on Spey or Aviemore. With a double bedroom, 2 twin bedrooms and two bathrooms (one shower, one family bathroom) and a large garden with lawn and play area, it is an ideal base for your family holiday or adventure in the Cairngorms National Park. With recenly upgraded decor and appliances, Lower Curr provides all the mod cons you would expect in a home from home such as dishwasher, washing/dryer, sky tv and wifi. Ground floor: Shower room, open plan kitchen/dining with appliances and utility area. Large, bright living room with open fire, annex off living room. First floor: Double bedroom, 2 twin bedroom (2 singles in each), family bathroom with bath.

Located approximately a mile along the road, Dulnain Bridge is centred around the high 18th century bridge over the River Dulnain and has a shop and post office. The surrounding forests of mature Caledonian Pines contain many rare and interesting species. The bird list is headed by the endangered Capercaillie which are regularly seen. There are Scottish Crossbills, the small but beautiful Crested Tit, Buzzards, Eagles, and of course Ospreys. The Red Squirrel is very much at home here! Curr Wood, on the south and east of the village has the country's largest population of Twinflower, known by the botanical name of linnea borealis. They share the forest floor with a tiny orchid called Creeping Ladies Tresses. For other amenities, Grantown on Spey is 4.5 miles away and Aviemore is 10 miles away.