Glen Dye Cabins & Cottages
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Glen Dye is a private 15,000-acre estate, home to thoughtfully designed cabins and cottages situated at its heart, surrounded by untamed wilderness, dense forests and sweeping moorland along the banks of the River Dye. This legendary location is watched over by the towering granite tor of Clachnaben and sits at the northern edge of the Cairn o’ Mount mountain pass. Here, the rolling landscapes of the Howe of the Mearns give way to the rugged beauty of the Highland boundary fault, wild, breathtaking and profoundly peaceful.
The Bothy - Sleeps 2
The Bothy is a comfortable, characterful retreat, finished to the highest standard and designed for ultimate relaxation. It features a luxurious king-sized bed for two, an inviting open-plan kitchen, dining & lounge area and a stylish bathroom with a shower. Outside, the garden boasts a traditionally crafted outdoor kitchen, built without nails and equipped with a Green Egg barbecue, along with a private Swedish wood-fired hot tub for a perfect blend of comfort and rustic charm. Licence Number: AS-00357-P. EPC Rating: D.
North Lodge & River Cabin - Sleeps 6
North Lodge, fully refurbished in 2018, sleeps six with two king-size beds and two singles. It features a spacious kitchen/dining room, large sitting room, two bathrooms and two loos. Set on the banks of the River Dye, it offers private access to the exclusive River Cabin, complete with a wood-burning stove and Big Green Egg barbecue, perfect for wild swimming, riverside cooking and outdoor adventures. Licence Number: AS-00374-P. EPC Rating: D.
The Hay Loft - Sleeps 4
Once a working hay loft, this exceptional small house now features a charming picture-book window, once used to pass hay to cattle just metres away. The Hay Loft offers two double bedrooms, a spacious sitting and dining room, a well-equipped kitchen and two bathrooms, one with a loo and wet room, the other with a loo and bath. Outside, guests can enjoy a stunning private area complete with a wood-fired hot tub, perfect for relaxing in a unique, rustic setting. Licence Number: AS-00270-P. EPC Rating: C.
No 2 Steading Cottage - Sleeps 4
The standout feature of this beautifully designed house is its expansive sitting and dining room, highlighted by a giant south-facing window where tractors once entered. It offers two bedrooms, one with a king-size bed and the other with two small doubles, along with a well-equipped kitchen, utility room, a downstairs bathroom and an additional separate loo. At the rear, a private yard awaits, complete with a wood-fired hot tub, a Big Green Egg barbecue and a Gozney pizza oven, perfect for outdoor gatherings and relaxation. Licence Number: AS-00268-P. EPC Rating: C.
No 4 Steading Cottage - Sleeps 7
Number 4 Steading Cottage offers modern comforts in a charming Victorian setting, featuring a spacious kitchen/dining room, a large sitting room and two bathrooms. It sleeps up to seven guests across two king-size beds, a twin room and a single room. For larger groups, it’s often booked alongside No. 5 Steading Cottage, providing access to the Smiddy and an extended garden area. Guests can enjoy a private yard equipped with a Big Green Egg barbecue and outdoor seating, while a short woodland path leads to a secluded Swedish wood-fired hot tub, perfect for relaxing in nature. Licence Number: AS-00364-P. EPC Rating: C.
No 5 Steading Cottage - Sleeps 7
This cottage features a spacious kitchen/dining room, a large sitting room, 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms, making it a comfortable retreat on its own, but ideal for larger groups when hired together with No. 4 Steading Cottage. Just outside No. 5, for exclusive use, is The Smiddy, a charming stone building transformed into a games space. Adjacent to it is a secluded outdoor entertaining area, complete with a Swedish wood-fired hot tub, a Big Green Egg BBQ, a fire pit and ample seating, perfect for gatherings and relaxation. Licence Number: AS-00367-P. EPC rating: C.
The Corner House - Sleeps 6
The Corner House, designed by Young Architects of the Year NORD in 2012, is a spacious home crafted from the full conversion of Victorian farm buildings. It features an open-plan sitting and dining area with a stunning south-facing picture window, three comfortable bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of which is fully accessible. The private backyard offers a perfect retreat, complete with a Big Green Egg barbecue and a wood-fired hot tub for ultimate relaxation. There is wheelchair access as well here. Licence Number: AS-00271-P. EPC Rating: C.
The Coach House - Sleeps 12
The Coach House, a former toll house and resting place beside the original 1680 Bridge of Dye, has been in continuous use since its construction, most recently as a farmhouse. In 2022, it was revitalized and restored to its original purpose, now offering five bedrooms and three bathrooms. It can accommodate up to five different groups or individuals as a true B&B or be booked exclusively by one large group on weekends, with individual room bookings available during weekdays. Guests share a spacious, fully equipped kitchen and an inviting dining/sitting area featuring a jukebox, a sofa and ample seating. The three bathrooms are shared and allocated to specific rooms. The property includes a family room, two double rooms and two twin rooms, along with an outdoor cooking and dining area, a wood-fired hot tub and a large garden. Breakfast is included when you stay at The Coach House, with the option to pre-order additional groceries for your stay. Licence Number: AS-00365-P. EPC Rating: E.
Onsite Facilities
As a guest, you’ll have access to The Glen Dye Arms, a cosy BYOB pub featuring a roaring log fire and a record player for a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. You can also unwind in our incredible wood-fired sauna. Enjoy seasonal vegetables from our garden and fresh eggs from the Glen Dye hens. Our on-site shop offers a thoughtfully curated selection of essentials, including local meat, fish, homemade ready meals, practical items like firelighters and midge repellent and a range of souvenirs to help you remember your stay. We can also offer incredible experiences such as seasonal feasts, please see our website.
Visiting the Area
There is so much to see and do in the area, including:
Drum Castle, Garden & Estate.
Raemoir Trout Fishery.
Scolty Hill.
The Royal Deeside Railway.
Banchory Museum.
Disabled facilities, please enquire for exact details.
For more information, please visit our website.
Visit Website www.glendyecabinsandcottages.comFeatures & Amenities
- Sleeps: 1 to 12
- EV Charging
- Off Street Parking
- Garden
- Hot Tub
- Disabled Facilities
- Children Welcome
- Log Fire
- Wifi
- Golf Nearby
- Walks Nearby