108 properties for sale in Lynchat Kingussie

Located in the Highland hamlet of Lynchat, this detached family home offers a comfortable and well-presented living space within the Cairngorms National Park. The property features three spacious double bedrooms, two of which benefit from en-suite facilities, making it well suited to family living or accommodating guests. The bright sitting room flows through to a dining area, providing a practical and sociable layout. Patio doors open onto a raised decking area that takes advantage of the open outlook with some stunning mountain views. The well-equipped kitchen includes a breakfast bar and adjoins a useful utility room, adding to the home s functionality. A family bathroom and separate ground floor WC, serves the remaining accommodation. Externally, the property sits within an elevated garden that enjoys wide-reaching views across the Spey Valley. The outdoor space offers scope for relaxation and recreation, complementing the home s peaceful setting. This is an excellent opportunity t

Located in the Highland hamlet of Lynchat, this detached family home offers a comfortable and well-presented living space within the Cairngorms National Park. The property features three spacious double bedrooms, two of which benefit from en-suite facilities, making it well suited to family living or accommodating guests. The bright sitting room flows through to a dining area, providing a practical and sociable layout. Patio doors open onto a raised decking area that takes advantage of the open outlook with some stunning mountain views. The well-equipped kitchen includes a breakfast bar and adjoins a useful utility room, adding to the home’s functionality. A family bathroom and separate ground floor WC, serves the remaining accommodation. Externally, the property sits within an elevated garden that enjoys wide-reaching views across the Spey Valley. The outdoor space offers scope for relaxation and recreation, complementing the home’s peaceful setting. This is an excellent opportunity t

Located in the Highland hamlet of Lynchat, this detached family home offers a comfortable and well-presented living space within the Cairngorms National Park. The property features three spacious double bedrooms, two of which benefit from en-suite facilities, making it well suited to family living or accommodating guests. The bright sitting room flows through to a dining area, providing a practical and sociable layout. Patio doors open onto a raised decking area that takes advantage of the open outlook with some stunning mountain views. The well-equipped kitchen includes a breakfast bar and adjoins a useful utility room, adding to the home's functionality. A family bathroom and separate ground floor WC, serves the remaining accommodation. Externally, the property sits within an elevated garden that enjoys wide-reaching views across the Spey Valley. The outdoor space offers scope for relaxation and recreation, complementing the home's peaceful setting. This is an excellent opportunity t

Newtonmore is a traditional Highland village home to the Highland Folk Museum and Clan Macpherson Museum situated within the Cairngorms National Park nestling between the Cairngorm and Monadhliath Mountains ranges. The village has an excellent range of recreational facilities with its own golf course, bowling green and tennis courts. The area also boasts hill walking, mountain biking, water sports at Loch Insh, ski-ing on Cairngorm Mountain and fishing on the River Spey. There are also a good range of shops and restaurants in the village. Primary schooling is available, with the secondary school located three miles away in Kingussie. Also in Kingussie is a health centre, dental practice and an indoor sports and leisure centre. Newtonmore is situated approx 66 miles north of Perth and 48 miles south of Inverness with direct links by rail and road. The Cairngorm Mountain and Nevis Range ski areas are both within an hours drive. Inverness Airport is just over an hour away with direct flig

Kincraig is a quiet Highland village, located just off the A9 Inverness to Perth trunk route approximately 6 miles from the tourist resort of Aviemore. It is located adjacent to the Insh Marshes National Nature Reserve one of the most important wetlands in Europe - and the Loch Insh Watersports Centre, a popular holiday and sporting destination. The village itself has an extremely popular Italian caf/gallery and a welcoming village pub. The Kincraig community also host a lot of events from its local village hall which can be used for parties and functions. Creag Dhubh, Dunachton Road, Kincraig A Substantial And Characterful Highland Home, Offering Exceptional Space, Privacy And Versatility In A Truly Enviable Setting. Offers Over 620,000 Nestled within a peaceful and private setting on the outskirts of Kincraig, Creag Dhubh is an impressive four-bedroom, four-bathroom Highland home, offering an exceptional combination of space, character and versatility. Set within generous garden grou

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

Kincraig is a quiet Highland village situated within the Cairngorms National Park and adjacent to Loch Insh. The area is well served with winter and summer outdoor activities. The village includes an excellent primary school, vibrant community hall, church and local hotel with a popular pub. Kincraig is located just off the A9 Inverness to Perth trunk route and is approximately 6 miles from the busy tourist resort of Aviemore, which has rail links to Inverness and London. The Highland capital of Inverness, with its nearby airport, is 35 miles and Perth some 75 miles away. 4 Suidhe Crescent, Kincraig Offers over 175,000 are invited 4 Suidhe Crescent is a three-bedroom mid-terrace former local authority villa, ideally situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of the popular village of Kincraig. The property offers well-proportioned accommodation throughout, including a spacious living room featuring a cosy wood-burning stove and a generous kitchen-dining room overlooking the rear garde

Daluaine is an attractive traditional stone-built cottage offering generous and characterful accommodation across two floors, set within approximately 0.25 acres of established garden grounds. The entrance hall opens to a comfortable sitting room and an adjoining second sitting area, creating flexible spaces for everyday family living, while across the hall a separate dining room provides an excellent setting for more formal meals. At the heart of the home is the spacious kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with a good range of units and worktops, a central island with electric hob and a feature stone hearth with stove, with ample space for informal dining. From here, a glazed door leads into the bright conservatory, where exposed stonework and quarry-tiled flooring add character with doors that open directly to the garden. A useful utility room with sink and laundry space sits beyond the kitchen alongside a ground-floor WC. Twin staircases rise to a series of connected landings, natura

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

This substantial four-bedroom home offers generous accommodation over two floors, beginning with a welcoming entrance hall where stairs rise to the first floor and doors lead to the main ground-floor rooms. The impressive open-plan living, dining and kitchen area forms the heart of the property, providing ample space for seating around the contemporary multi fuel stove, a family dining table and an extensive kitchen fitted with sleek grey cabinetry, granite worktops, a gas hob, twin integrated ovens and plentiful preparation and storage space. Wide glazed bi-doors open directly onto the patio and garden, creating an excellent flow for everyday living and entertaining. The adjoining utility room keeps laundry and appliances neatly separate, while the WC, separate shower room and storage add practicality. Bedroom four is a spacious ground-floor double with its own en-suite, ideal for guests, older family members or those seeking single-level accommodation. Upstairs, the landing gives acc

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

A well-presented one bedroom semi-detached bungalow in Kingussie, offering bright, easily managed accommodation and a practical walk-in layout ideally suited to downsizers, first-time buyers and a variety of purchasers. The property is entered through a neat entrance vestibule and from here, the accommodation flows through to the kitchen, which is arranged in a practical galley style with a good range of contemporary wall, drawer and base units, work surfaces, inset stainless steel sink with drainer, space for appliances, and a window drawing in natural light. The sitting room is a comfortable and well-proportioned reception room with a window to the front, offering space for relaxed seating and benefiting from a simple, neutral finish that gives an immediate sense of light. The remaining rooms include a generous double bedroom, positioned to the rear, with a peaceful outlook towards greenery and ample space for freestanding furniture in addition to a double integral wardrobe. The bath

The charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing, mountain biking, wind surfing, skiing and snowboarding. Kingussie has many facilities, such as High school, primary school, shops, restaurants, coffee shops, golf course, sports centre, library, tennis courts, bowling g

Rose Cottage is an attractive three bedroom home in the peaceful village of Insh, enjoying wonderful views across the Spey Valley and towards the surrounding hills. The accommodation is well proportioned and offers a practical layout suited to a variety of purchasers. Entry is through the front porch into a welcoming hallway with staircase to the upper floor and access to the main ground floor rooms. The sitting room is a comfortable reception space with timber flooring, exposed beams, a feature fireplace and front-facing windows which bring in good natural light. From here, the dining room provides an excellent formal or family dining area, again with characterful beams and space for a generous table. The kitchen is set to the rear and fitted with a range of timber units, worktop space, sink, cooker point and appliance provision, with a useful outlook over the garden. A bathroom on the ground floor includes a bath with shower over, WC and wash hand basin. Upstairs, there are three bed

McEwan Fraser Legal is excited to showcase this impressive detached Highland home, offering a rare mix of flexibility, charm, and lifestyle potential in the heart of Kingussie. Whether youre after a distinguished family home or a property with income-generating prospects, Dunmhor House is a unique and exceptional find. A viewing is a must to truly appreciate its size, location, and versatility. Dunmhor is a charming period home that offers generous family space and great lifestyle potential in the stunning Cairngorms National Park. Sitting proudly in the heart of Kingussie, Highland, this impressive detached residence dates back to around 1900 and blends traditional Highland character with the size, versatility, and comfort of modern living. Spanning roughly 196 square metres, its a rare find, perfect for a large family, multi-generational living, or even a lifestyle-focused business in one of Scotlands most sought-after Highland spots. From the moment of arrival, the home immediately

BELOW VALUATION - 24 Macbean Road is set in a quiet development of similar detached properties in one of the Cairngorms National Park s most desirable villages, Kincraig. This beautifully presented home combines quality, comfort, and convenience and occupies a generous landscaped plot of around 0.22 acres, the property enjoys excellent privacy, some lovely views towards the hills, and an appealing sense of space both inside and out. The well-planned layout extends over two floors, ideal for a variety of purchasers. At the heart of the home lies the bright and spacious sitting room with dual-aspect windows that flood the space with light and an open fireplace that offers a warmth in addition to double glazed doors that open to the dining area allowing for open plan living. The well fitted kitchen is complemented with a range of integrated appliances and excellent worktop space, while a separate dining room with French doors opens directly onto the rear patio and garden. A wc and ground

Beautifully Renovated Traditional Four Bedroom Detached VillaContemporary Fitted Kitchen with Oak Worktops & Integrated AppliancesBright Living Room Benefiting from a Feature Electric StoveFamily Bathroom with Roll Top Bath and Rainfall Shower, Second Shower Room & WCStudy and Utility RoomGenerous Garden SpaceNewtonmore is a traditional Highland village home to the Highland Folk Museum and Clan Macpherson Museum situated within the Cairngorms National Park nestling between the Cairngorm and Monadhliath Mountains ranges. The village has an excellent range of recreational facilities with its own golf course, bowling green and tennis courts. The area also boasts hill walking, mountain biking, water sports at Loch Insh, ski-ing on Cairngorm Mountain and fishing on the River Spey. There are also a good range of shops and restaurants in the village. Primary schooling is available, with the secondary school located three miles away in Kingussie. Also in Kingussie is a health centre, dental pr

Beautifully Renovated Traditional Four Bedroom Detached VillaContemporary Fitted Kitchen with Oak Worktops & Integrated AppliancesBright Living Room Benefiting from a Feature Electric StoveFamily Bathroom with Roll Top Bath and Rainfall Shower, Second Shower Room & WCStudy and Utility RoomGenerous Garden SpaceNewtonmore is a traditional Highland village home to the Highland Folk Museum and Clan Macpherson Museum situated within the Cairngorms National Park nestling between the Cairngorm and Monadhliath Mountains ranges. The village has an excellent range of recreational facilities with its own golf course, bowling green and tennis courts. The area also boasts hill walking, mountain biking, water sports at Loch Insh, ski-ing on Cairngorm Mountain and fishing on the River Spey. There are also a good range of shops and restaurants in the village. Primary schooling is available, with the secondary school located three miles away in Kingussie. Also in Kingussie is a health centre, dental pr

Beautifully Renovated Traditional Four Bedroom Detached VillaContemporary Fitted Kitchen with Oak Worktops & Integrated AppliancesBright Living Room Benefiting from a Feature Electric StoveFamily Bathroom with Roll Top Bath and Rainfall Shower, Second Shower Room & WCStudy and Utility RoomGenerous Garden SpaceNewtonmore is a traditional Highland village home to the Highland Folk Museum and Clan Macpherson Museum situated within the Cairngorms National Park nestling between the Cairngorm and Monadhliath Mountains ranges. The village has an excellent range of recreational facilities with its own golf course, bowling green and tennis courts. The area also boasts hill walking, mountain biking, water sports at Loch Insh, ski-ing on Cairngorm Mountain and fishing on the River Spey. There are also a good range of shops and restaurants in the village. Primary schooling is available, with the secondary school located three miles away in Kingussie. Also in Kingussie is a health centre, dental pr

Traditional Three Bedroom Terraced Cottage in Elevated Position with Scenic ViewsSpacious Kitchen with Space for DiningOil Fired Central Heating and Multi Fuel StoveCentral Town LocationEnclosed GardenOff Street ParkingThe charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing,

Traditional Three Bedroom Terraced Cottage in Elevated Position with Scenic ViewsSpacious Kitchen with Space for DiningOil Fired Central Heating and Multi Fuel StoveCentral Town LocationEnclosed GardenOff Street ParkingThe charming town of Kingussie, the capital of Badenoch, is located within the Cairngorms National Park, known as the outdoor capital of the North, in one of the most accessible parts of the Highlands having excellent links to both North and South via the A9 trunk road and the main line railway. The airport in Inverness is approximately 50 miles away, giving access to all the main cities and further afield. The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with red deer, badgers and squirrels amongst some of the abundant inhabitants. There is a wealth of excellent rural sporting facilities, such as stalking and grouse shooting, along with trout and salmon fishing. There are also many outdoor pursuits available within the National Park, such as hill walking, climbing,