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Cuttieshillock, Bridge of Dye
6 guests3 bedrooms2 bathrooms
Bridge of Dye
Historic cottage with wood-fired sauna, hot tub and forest access near Stonehaven
Cuttieshillock is a historic former inn on the edge of Glen Dye Forest, just four miles from the main estate hub. Sleeping six, the house features a large kitchen, dining room, comfortable sitting room, family bathroom upstairs and a downstairs loo. A converted outbuilding serves as a creative studio or hangout space with a wood burner, while outside you’ll find a private wood-fired sauna with a cold shower and a wood-fired hot tub-perfect for unwinding after a day in nature.
Guests can enjoy full access to Glen Dyes community spaces, including the estates own traditional Scottish BYOB space its roaring fire and record player, and Garden Camp with classic games and a cosy cabin for rainy days. Seasonal veg and eggs are available from the garden and hens, and the tiny but well-stocked General Stores provides essentials and local treats. For a full wellness experience, book a session in the estate’s electric sauna and plunge pools at the Discovery & Adventure Centre.
24/7 Customer Support
Hosted 7,000+ trips and counting
Rated excellent
4.9
Property highlights
BBQ
Countryside
Dog-Friendly
Garden
Health Retreat
Hikes & Walks
Hot Tub
Log Burner
Nearby Pub
Bedroom1: Double bed with a shared bathroom
Bedroom 2: Double bed with a shared bathroom
Bedroom 3: Twin beds with a shared bathroom
Availability
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Weekends full? Midweek stays are up to 40% cheaper.
Reserve now, pay the rest later
We only require 30% upfront, with the balance due 60 days before check-in. Need time to decide? We can hold your dates for 24 hours at no cost.
The Location
Bridge of Dye
Glen Dye Estate is located in Kincardineshire, surrounded by 30,000 acres of wilderness with the River Dye winding through its ancient pine forests, heather-covered hills and expansive moorland. Beneath the granite tor of Clachnaben, the landscape feels untouched—rich in wildlife, steeped in history and filled with the quiet magic that only true remoteness can bring. Views stretch for miles across wooded glens and rolling hills, with ever-changing skies shifting from golden morning light to long, luminous sunsets.
Adventure begins at your doorstep. Hike to waterfalls, cycle quiet forestry tracks or wild swim in the river; wander gentle woodland paths or climb towards Clachnaben for panoramic summit views. The estate itself is alive with simple pleasures—gather eggs from the hens, pick seasonal vegetables from the garden and meet neighbours at the Glen Dye Arms, the estate’s BYOB space. A wide range of experiences can also be arranged, from bushcraft and venison masterclasses to forest bathing, archery tag, salmon and sea trout fishing, bike hire and axe throwing, alongside creative workshops, whisky tastings, yoga sessions and even private cinema hire. Once your booking is confirmed, the Birch Stays team will be delighted to help curate activities and ensure your stay is truly unforgettable.
Nearby
Supermarket
Tesco Superstore - 7.6 miles
Town Centre
Stonehaven - 6.8 miles
Attraction
Dess Waterfall - 10 miles
Train station
Stonehaven - 13 miles
Airport
Britannia Aberdeen Hotel - 21 miles
Airport
Aberdeen International Airport - 22 miles
Handpicked homes
We’re selective about what homes make the collection. Every home is vetted and chosen for its design, its setting, and whether it actually delivers when you walk through the door.
Reserve for free
We know rounding everyone up takes time. We can hold any property free for 24 hours while you check with the group. No payment, no commitment, no pressure.
Concierge service
Need a private chef for Saturday night? Help adding guests to a booking or choosing between three houses? Want the hot tub turned on? That’s what we’re here for.
