In the desirable spot of Kingussie centre, 1 Cameron Terrace is ideally situated for those seeking adventure on their doorstep. Settled within the Cairngorms National Park, you can expect to find a plethora of walking routes and outdoor activities of all kinds, making this end-terrace cottage the perfect place for a family to escape to the countryside on a fun-filled break. Take the couple of steps up inside to find the living/dining room on your right, making the perfect social spot for everyone to gather at any time of the day, whether it's a hearty meal at the dining table or a relaxing evening in front of the woodburning stove, you're sure to cherish your quality time with your loved ones here. Move through into the kitchen to find all the essentials for a week-long stay, boasting an electric oven and hob, microwave and a fridge/freezer, you'll have no trouble in preparing a family-favourite meal, as well as the benefit of the washing machine in the room being of convenience after a day of exploring. Up on the first floor are the three bedrooms, made up of two doubles and a single room, all offering a homely feel and a lovely spot to rest your head at the end of an action-packed day. Begin your mornings on the lawned area with your four-legged friends, before walking down the high street to indulge in a delicious breakfast in one of the town's many eateries, with hotels, pubs, restaurants and cafés, you'll be spoilt for choice. Also within Kingussie's centre you can find two art galleries, an astounding golf course, opportunities for horse riding and more, or head further afield to find Aviemore boasting historical sites and skiing opportunities, the local area is home to a wide array of attractions all year round. Encompassed by natural beauty and plenty of adventure, 1 Cameron Terrace is the perfect base for your next holiday to the Highlands.

Kingussie is nestled within the Cairngorms National Park, promising excitement at any time of year, it makes a glorious base from which to discover Scotland. Within the town there is a good host of amenities, including shops, hotels and restaurants, as well as a well renowned golf course. Spend a day at the nearby Highland Folk Museum for a day out rich in history, or venture out to Dalwhinnie to discover the Scotland's highest distillery.

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