The House
Kyllachy House is a large comfortable Victorian sporting lodge built in 1886 for William MacKintosh, Lord Kyllachy, a distinguished judge.
It is set amongst lovely gardens and policies with pretty water features, wonderful mature trees and a hard tennis court.
Ground Floor
Vestibule, loo, fantastic hall with stained glass window and open fire; study/library with wood burning stove, tv, internet and wi-fi; magnificent drawing-room with wood burning stove and stunning southerly views over the garden and the River Findhorn; dining room which comfortably seats 18, again with lovely southerly views and traditional Norwegian wood burning stove; billiard room with open fire and large collection of animal heads, brand new kitchen, drying room and another loo.
The Kitchen has an Aga, two fridges,( one with
deep freeze) , two dishwashers, microwave, large larder and electric oven and Induction hob.
6 people can eat comfortably in the kitchen. There is also an additional chest freezer in the cellar.
There is a self contained annexe with double bedroom and bathroom ( suitable for disabled) and a staircase leading to 2 twin bedrooms, both with hand basins.
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First Floor
Magnificent staircase leading to:
Suite with large double bedroom, single bedroom and bathroom
Master Bedroom with bathroom
Small Double Four Poster bedroom with bathroom
Suite of Twin Bedroom leading through
Single Bedroom to bathroom
Second Floor
2 Double Bedrooms, one with a basin in the turret
2 Twin Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
Separate Loo
