Location

Tucked away into the Scottish countryside, Kirkton House is the perfect sanctuary to hold you in relaxation, detoxification and rejuvenation. Surrounded by acres of mature gardens and woodland, you'll find meandering paths, a trickling burn, ponds and stunning views in all directions.

Situated in the hamlet of Cairnie, just off the A96, in between Aberdeen and Inverness, it offers the perfect place to retreat within and explore all around. With close proximity to the beaches of Cullen and Sandend, Huntly Castle, the fishing Rivers of Deveron & Spey and major distilleries, such as Glenfiddich, Glen Grant, Ballindalloch, Kirkton House offers many opportunities for exploration and adventure. 

 

 

 
 

the history

Built in 1784, Kirkton House was formerly a manse to the adjoining church and churchyard. Constructed from Basalt and Dolerite, stones with powerful esoteric properties, upon arriving, you may find the home itself is rekindling your spirit, soothing your soul and enlightening your mind.

Purchased by Ben and Jane in January of 2018, they have spent many months of love, tears and time restoring this magical place and transforming it into the healing space it wants to be.

 

kirkton house FEATUREs THE FOLLOWINg:

 
  • Yoga & Meditation room

  • Quiet Library

  • Private and shared bedrooms

  • Fireplaces

  • Stunning views

  • Chicken coop

  • Vegetable garden

  • Fruit trees

  • Pond & Stream

  • Wild Herbs

  • Yoga, pilates and dance classes

  • Foraging Workshops

  • Healthy Cooking

  • Health Coaching

  • Naturopath Consults

 
 
 
My time here has been so transformative and healing. Thank you so much Ben and Jane for opening your hearts and your home to me.
— Emalyse, Asutralia
If you are looking for a break from a stressful life, then look no further than a stay at Kirkton House with Jane and Ben...You will be totally invigorated by Jane and Ben extending to you their generous in house hospitality. I highly recommend a stay at Kirkton House.
— Colin, England
Perfect place to unwind and regenerate.
— Simone, Germany