nnes is situated between two great rivers the Spey and the Lossie six miles northeast of the Royal Burgh of Elgin, it is a mile from the coast of the Moray Firth. The house is set in two acres of walled gardens surrounded by parkland which contains many beautiful and unusual trees.

he nearest airports are Aberdeen and Inverness both of which have many direct flights to and from London each day.

he Spey Valley is the centre of the Scotch Whisky industry - many of the great distilleries such as The Glenlivet, Glen Grant and Macallan are within easy reach of Innes as are many of Scotland's famous historical sites including Culloden, Cawdor Castle, Ballindalloch Castle, Brodie Castle and Duff House.

nnes is in the heart of golfing county. There are eight eighteen-hole courses within 15 miles. Three of these; Nairn, Lossiemouth and Elgin are of championship standard.

he county of Moray has some of the finest pheasant shoots in the north of Scotland and fishing on the River Spey is internationally renowned.