Strathy House is an original 1960’s mid-century family home, which has been newly refurbished, insulated and sympathetically modernised, retaining much of the design flair of its original designer owners. The light and open style of the house, including an enclosed winter garden courtyard, has been retained, with the decoration reimagined with wallpapers by designer Marie Helena and Designers Guild, furnishings by Venjakob and Ercol, beds by Hypnos, plus original orange globe light fittings and newly recovered 1960’s Harrods Sofas! Strathy House sleeps up to 10, in 3 king size and 2 twin bedrooms, served by 2 en-suites, one private shower room and one family bath/shower room, all with rainfall showers and marble basins. There is a large kitchen/diner, with American style fridge freezer, Range cooker and AEG appliances, a living room with TV and wood burning stove plus a separate TV room, both with large UHD TV’s with SKY, Netflix and Bose sound systems. The 3 double bedrooms also have their own TV’s and Bose sound systems. The central enclosed winter garden has comfortable seating and is home to a mature flowering Camelia . Your dog is welcome to join you at Strathy House.

Stathy House has been Lizzie's family home since she was a child, so she knows both the house and the area well! Stathy House was designed and built by Lizzie's designer parents in 1968, who were well known Scottish Ceramicists who started the Aviemore Pottery. Refurbishing Strathy House was both a passion and a pleasure for Lizzie, being determined to keep the original light and airy simplicity of the design while introducing all the up to date comfort and convenience tat guests might expect.

Strathy House is situated in a quiet spot close to the River Druie and the amenities of the Rothiemurchus Estate, including a shop, café, a wide range of outdoor activities as well as the many walks and biking tracks. It is also within walking distance of Aviemore with its wide range of shops, bars and restaurants, while Loch Morlich and the ski slopes of Cairngorm Mountain are only a short drive. There is ample parking, a sheltered garden, lawns and patio seating areas with barbecue, plus an attractive woodland path leading down to the banks of the River Druie. The log shed is also available for bike storage, or skis and boards in the winter.