Fasque House, once a family home, is now a 5 star exclusive use venue, which caters for all events and offers self-catering options for a luxury getaway. Set on a 400-acre estate, overlooking the deer park, there are plenty of woods, streams and paths to explore and wildlife to spot. As you enter the West Wing of Fasque, the grandeur and style of this magnificent House will take your breath away. The ground floor offers your party a lounge, billiards room and study, with open fires, views over the grounds, full size snooker table, comfy seating, Sonos system, TV and a hidden bar that you can stock and enjoy during your stay. The private kitchen is well-equipped with an electric double oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and informal dining for eight. The kitchen opens onto a terrace, perfect for summer dining. There is also a separate WC on the ground floor. Head up the staircase and you will find a contemporary bathroom, with a free-standing clawfoot bath, a large hydro shower and a WC. Four beautifully designed bedrooms, all of which are unique and luxurious. Two of these rooms are en-suite bedrooms and all feature a mini fridge and Espresso coffee machines.

Fasque House Estate is a luxury estate in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, the gateway to the Highlands, it is home to Fasque House, a 5-star exclusive use venue that caters for all events and offers a self catering option for a luxury getaway, and three self catering holiday cottages. The perfect backdrop for your family gathering, weekend getaway, destination wedding, celebration, corporate event, or luxury travel experience.

Located between the unspoilt Eastern coastline and the truly magical Cairngorms National Park both within 30 miles. The historic village of Fettercairn is just over a mile away with its Royal Arch, village pub and restaurant, and the pretty market square where a well-worn Mercat cross stands, the shaft bears the date of 1670. Enjoy a tour of the Whisky Distillery, which was founded in 1824 by the owner of the Fasque Estate, try a dram or two and discover more about this national tipple.