3 mins to gorgeous quiet beach, seaviews, large rooms with plenty of space | House in Lossiemouth, United Kingdom

Able to sleep 16 comfortably in 7 bedrooms or 18 with the sofa bed in the games room, if requested. This large 7/8 bedroom traditional stone house, in an extremely quiet residential road, is the ideal place to relax, unwind and enjoy the tranquil surrounding scenery in which the Lodge is located. The property enjoys an extremely sunny aspect with a pretty walled surround garden with plenty of private seating areas and a veranda at the back from which you have a lovely view across the field towards the sea. The rear of the property borders a large enclosed green space which is not much used except by those walking dogs across to the beach. ThIs large field, adjacent to the Lodge, is an ideal spot for family games of football, rounders etc. It is also a large safe place for children to play, being clearly visible from all rear rooms of the property as well as the back garden and is enclosed by other properties' rear walls. In the far corner of the field are 2 good quality, locked, tarmac tennis courts which can be easily booked online.
Lossiemouth's beautiful, and largely deserted, sandy West Beach is 3 minutes walk from the house from where you can enjoy the walk up to the lighthouse or, choosing your tide times correctly, you could walk all the way west towards Findhorn!
The aspect of the Lodge means that all year round sunsets are enjoyed from various rooms in the house, although no more so than in the summer when the sun sets around 11.30pm over the sea, clearly visible from the rear of the property.
All beds are made up with soft thread Egyptian cotton linen and each room gives ample space for relaxing. There are 3 large comfy areas for sitting downstairs which gives everyone a chance to find a space to enjoy. The games room on the top floor also has a comfy sofa bed which could provide additional sleeping space for 2 if requested prior to arrival.
Moray Golf Club, with 2 celebrated links course, is 3 mins (if that!) walk from the house down towards the sea, where visitors can arrange to play all year round. There are many other golf courses within easy reach of the Lodge by car including Nairn and Castle Stuart. 15 minutes walk in the opposite direction takes you over the brow of the hill to the long East Beach whose high dunes back on to the mouth of the Lossie river and the surrounding nature reserve and woods. This in turn leads to several delightful forest walks all within 15 minutes walk of the Lodge.
Good local produce can be enjoyed at 2 separate restaurants both 2 mins walk from the property, both of which offer fabulous sea views from their dining areas and good quality menus. Further celebrated restaurants cater for a range of tastes within 10 mins walk of The Lodge towards, and in the centre of Lossie.
The whole of the Moray coastline boasts scores of stunning beaches with many beautiful coastal walks around coves, on headlands and along miles of sandy bays. Local wildlife is abundant and dolphins can be frequently spotted along with the very occasional orca, as a pod apparently frequents the Moray Firth. The forest walks in the local area are also fabulous and mountain biking along the forest tracks is most enjoyable. Bikes can be hired locally from Outfit Moray down on the seafront in Lossie. Further afield there are many celebrated plotted trails in Glenlivet and the Cairngorms both of which are within an hour's drive from the front door.
The beautiful river Spey is 20 minutes by car and although salmon fishing is no longer permitted, the Spey provides further beautiful walking territory. Salmon fishing itself can be enjoyed in local fishery reserves of which there are several within 30 mins of Lossie.
Kayaking and canoeing can be down on the local river Lossie. Again Outfit Moray and other local organisations offer hire of equipment.
The area is famous for its whiskey, with surrounding Moray countryside being home to many of the leading whiskey distilleries. Tours and taster sessions are easily arranged by contacting breweries directly. The historic county capital Elgin is 5 miles away and besides a beautiful river walk, accessible for wheelchairs, along the rIver Lossie, it also holds several historical attractions such as the ancient cathedral ruins and an interesting motor museum. Elgin is also home to all good shops you would expect in a thriving Scottish market town.
As mentioned, the Cairngorms are within an hour providing beautiful mountain walks, while the Victorian resort of Grantown on Spey, beautiful Loch Morlich and the lesser known, but stunning, Loch-an-Eilein are all within easy reach. Aviemore is 1 hour 15 minutes away and provides skiing in the winter and a provincial cosmopolitan buzz with plenty going on all year round.
A day round trip could take you west to Inverness and then up to the very north coast which is a morning's drive away through stunning scenery. Alternatively the west coast is easily visited in a round day trip drive.
To get to the Lodge by car:
1 hour from Inverness airport
1.5 hours from Aberdeen airport.
4 hours from Edinburgh airport
4 hours from Glasgow
10/12 hours from Heathrow
Facilities:
Kitchen
Dishwasher
7 burner gas hob with 2 electric fan ovens
Microwave
Fridge
Freezer
Laundry Room
Washing machine, 2 pulleys providing ample indoor drying space if required. (There is a courtyard adjacent to the laundry room which provides plenty of outdoor drying space).
Downstairs accommodation
Bedroom 7: Double bed with adjacent wet-room.
Wet-room: Rain shower and basin
Separate loo and basin
First floor:
Bedroom 1: 2 singles beds
Bedroom 2: 1 Kingsize bed and 1 single bed
Bedroom 3: 1 Kingsize bed and seaview
Bedroom 4: 1 Kingsize bed, seaview ensuite bathroom (Jack and Jill) with bath and overhead shower.
Bedroom 5: 2 Single beds Angled seaview
Family bathroom: Bath with electric Mira power shower overhead, loo and washbasin
Separate loo and washbasin
2nd Floor:
Bedroom 6: 1 king-size bed, 1 single bed, seaview
Games room with double sofa bed, angled seaview of the lighthouse.
Downstairs:
Kitchen with seating for 18 comfortably around the table. Fully equipped with 7 ring gas hob and 2 electric ovens. Ample crockery and cutlery for large groups. Dishwasher, coffee maker, blender, toaster, kettle.
Separate laundry room with washing machine and 2 pulleys for internal drying.
Cupboards with a selection of wetsuits provided.
Ample plastic cutlery and crockery for picnics.
Sitting room with comfy seating for 10 and further seating for 2, open fire with log supply included. 40 inch Smart TV, DVD player.
Family room with door leading to kitchen and external door to veranda
Comfy seating for 10 with further seating for 2, open fire with log supply provided
Chest and cabinet full of games and jigsaws.
Downstairs cloakroom with loo and basin
Hallway with comfy seating for 4
The house has freeview channel, plenty of books, including a large range of children's' books, DVDs and children's games available for guests to use at their leisure. There are also several wet suits, tennis rackets and a set of basic golf clubs which guests are free to use.

3 mins to gorgeous quiet beach, seaviews, large rooms with plenty of space is located in Lossiemouth. 3 mins to gorgeous quiet beach, seaviews, large rooms with plenty of space provides accommodation, featuring TV, View, Wheelchair Accessible, among other amenities. This House features TV, View, Wheelchair Accessible, to make your stay a comfortable one.

3 mins to gorgeous quiet beach, seaviews, large rooms with plenty of space has 8 Bedrooms , 6 Bathrooms, and max occupancy of 18 people. The minimum rental for this property is 1 nights, but this can change depending on the season you plan on staying. Previous guests have given good rated it, and VRBO labeled it a top-rated House because of the excellent services rendered by the owner or manager of this House, and has consistently provided great experiences for their guests. Most families or guests that use it recommend it to their friends and some of them are repeat guests. House has a friendly neighborhood, and the Lossiemouth has interesting places to visit. If you want to learn more about the House in Lossiemouth, such as places to visit and things to do nearby, you can check below to learn more.