Elgin

The royal burgh of Elgin, the administrative and commercial centre for Moray Speyside, was founded in the early 12th century by King David I of Scotland when there was a castle on Ladyhill. The medieval street pattern can still be seen in the core of the historic town.

Johnstons of Elgin have been experts in the world’s finest fibres for over 225 years, crafting exquisite luxury products in our own Scottish mills. We now invite you to join us in an immersive experience at our Elgin mill, where our family business has worked with natural, renewable, biodegradable fibres since 1797. Witness the techniques […]

Kirktoun is a delightful cottage with open country views and within walking distance of Duffus, making it a great choice for couples or for families. Duffus has a shop, pub and play park. Kirktoun is a surprisingly spacious cottage. The bright sitting room has a lovely restored open fire (with complementary logs from the Estate), […]

The Maverston Golf Course near Urquhart – a short drive from Elgin and Fochabers – offers golfers an inclusive, friendly, and welcoming environment in which to enjoy our 18-hole 6,335-yard Par 71 18-hole parkland course and a 9-hole, 1250-yard Par 3 course, Maverston Golf Course is set to compliment Moray’s fantastic array of golfing facilities […]

Featuring garden views, St Brendans Apartment provides accommodation with a patio and a kettle, around 400 metres from Elgin Cathedral. Housed in a building dating from 19th century, this apartment is 2 km from the Glen Moray Distillery and features free WiFi. This apartment includes 3 bedrooms, a living room and a flat-screen TV, an […]

Kilmorie House is a self-catering property located in the centre of Elgin. Situated in the heart of Elgin, Kilmorie House was built in 1851 and carefully restored between 2017 and 2019. All its historic features and original fireplaces were reinstated, with great attention taken to return the house to its original splendour. At present we […]

Pluscarden has been a haven of tranquility and hospitality for hundreds of years. It still houses the 12th Century Benedictine Abbey the only permanently occupied Abbey in Scotland. Around the Abbey in the vale of St Andrews farming and crofting has been carried out for even longer. Many of the former crofts were abandoned over […]