Grey Stag Luxury Apartment

A traditional Highland welcome awaits you in our warm and luxurious apartment, only 20mins walk to historic town centre and just beyond its harbour and famed Victorian seaside park. You will be in a quiet residential area with private parking, close to championship golf courses and Nairn's beautiful beaches. It is fully kitted and furnished, a mini-supermarket is around the corner or a large Sainsbury's is within 5 mins drive. Our personal attention and care is on-hand for a most enjoyable stay. The space This spacious apartment was built to the highest standards and is well insulated keeping it super cosy in the winter and yet cool in the summer. It is in a residential part of town so is very quiet and peaceful and within 20 mins walk you are in the centre of town and just beyond onto the beautiful Nairn beaches. Unlike other apartments we provide super fast fibre optic broadband wifi, with speeds of 52 MbpS. Your bedrooms are bright with builtin wardrobes. Here you will find a traditional Highland welcome awaits you and gently relax with a complimentary whiskey nightcap 'the Glenlivet' (for those over 18yrs.) Your bathroom has the choice of a relaxing bath or a separate invigorating shower to suit your mood and a toweling bathrobe with slippers to lounge in afterwards. The Coop express supermarket and post office is next door supplying you with all your essential shopping. These comfortable apartments are surrounded by mature gardens with pine trees giving an air of seclusion and privacy. Guest access Private and secure free parking at your apartment. There is a secure, ground floor storage unit suitable for easy access storage for prams, bikes, golf clubs etc. The mature garden and grounds are freely available for you to enjoy. Other things to note Things To Do. Enjoy and unwind on Nairn's famed golden beaches See the Highland Military Tattoo at Victorian Fort George still in army use today. Play golf! Nairn has two championship golf courses Nairn West and Nairn Dunbar or nearby Castle Stuart (host Scottish Open Competition), Skibo, Royal Dornoch and Lossiemouth. Or enjoy a game with the kids of Crazy Golf on the beautiful Links. Follow the Malt Whiskey Trail - visit 9 locations and sample the 5 different regions. Visit historical Cawdor Castle and its wonderful grounds followed by a dram and a meal at old Cawdor Tavern warmed at the roaring fire. Explore Findhorn Bay by speedboat dolphin or seal spotting or go sailing, windsurfing, kyaking or paddle-boarding or just a relaxing walk along the beautiful beach. Dine at the traditional Kimberly Inn for delicious sea food (booking advised) There are plenty or woodland walks in the area too: Sluie (beware steep sides) Darnaway, (again steep sides) Randolph's Leap, Culbin Forest and Brodie Castle and Logie Steading. Take a scenic drive taking the scenic moorland A939 back road to Aviemore and admire Loch-An-Eilein with its ruinious island castle once home of the rampaging Wolf of Badenoch. There you will find a picturesque walk (suitable for all ages) around the loch against the dramatic background of the Cairngorm mountains, and visit Loch Morlich for more beach and water sports or feed the deer at the Reindeer Centre. And so oh much more ......