Craigievar Castle based on the west side of a valley in the wonderful moving countryside that shapes the eastern foothills of the Cairngorms, somewhere in the range of six miles south of Alford in Aberdeenshire. The mansion is reached through a solitary track street that leaves the A980 at an all around sign posted intersection before moving for a little over a large portion of a mile to the vehicle leave. Craigievar was a family home until the 1960s, making a particular mix of present day solaces and uncommon relics inside the old dividers. As per the previous proprietor's desires, fake light has not been introduced in the upper floors. This implies the broad assortment of memorable antiques and craftsmanship is seen by just the moving light from the sun, precisely as they would have been the point at which they were made. Workmanship Historians will cherish the Raeburn’s and James ones, and the uncommon endurance of Jacobean woodwork in the Great Hall. The grounds are similarly entrancing with a strange Scottish glen garden, two way marked forest path, and Victorian kitchen garden. In late-spring the forest floor shines with bluebells. Watch out for red squirrels or even pine martens running through the undergrowth.