Wing of Dorevay

Birse, Aboyne, Aberdeenshire AB34 5BT
4 star self-catering accommodation

1 mile from Aboyne post office
30 miles from Aberdeen

• Built in the 1940s, Dorevay stands in its own 3 acres on the south side of the River Dee. Its woodland of beech, oak, pine and birch contains varied bird life and red squirrels with the occasional hedgehog and roe deer when things are quiet.
• One wing of Dorvevay has been converted to comfortable self-catering accommodation for one or two people. There is a kitchen/dining area downstairs, with a double bedroom, sitting-room, and bathroom (with bath and shower) upstairs. There are storage/convector heaters, cooker, fridge, washer/dryer,and a television. The telephone is on a line shared with the main house. There is sometimes an additional en-suite double bedroom available in main house. Outside there are garden seats, small tables a summer-house, and a wash-line.

• Rental charges, available on request, vary between £150 and £252 a week. There is no extra charge for sheets and towels but £1 coins are necessary for the electricity meters.Shorter breaks are available between December and March.
• With advance warning bicycles can be locked in my garage.
• One third of the total rental will confirm a booking with the balance due eight weeks before the date of arrival. In the event of a cancellation, I shall return money only if I can re-let the accommodation. Many insurance companies offer a holiday cancellation scheme in which a small premium covers the booking expenditure.
• This area is good for walking, photography, cycling, gliding, and touring coast and countryside by car. There is a wide choice of golf courses and Scottish National Trust properties. Aberdeen and the coast are under an hour’s drive away and there are many small towns to explore. Mountains, hills, lochs, rivers, castles, gardens, tennis, swimming, bowling, golf, riding, relaxing ------ come, see, do, and enjoy.

Driving Directions

Coming from the bridge /976 junction:

• Turn left and pass two roads off to the right
  As you pass the second entrance to South Manse and see a house up on the right,signal a right turn.
• Immediately before the bend turn carefully right between stone pillars and follow the drive up to the first gravel parking area on the right.

Coming from Potarch or B974:

• Pass two roads to the left SP Birse Church about a mile apart with a dairy farm between them on the right.
• Pass a living van, and farmhouse with outbuildings on the right.
• Approaching a bend with a CAUTION sign, signal left.
• Dorevay entrance is just round the bend.
• Drive between the pillars and up to the first parking space on the right.