Graham and Sheena retired and bought Blervie as a project in 2014. After a three-year renovation with a multi-million-pound investment in the property, we are delighted to share it with people that arrive as guests and leave as friends enjoying Blervie as much as we do. We moved here from Sussex however Sheena has come back to her Scottish routes as her family originated from Glen Shee and Graham has been hill walking up here every year since he was 18. Graham is the businessman who started life as a Merchant Banker, turned farmer with many interests in Equine Veterinary Hospitals and Building. Sheena spent many years working in the Veterinary Pharmaceutical industry, enjoys Cooking and is a keen horse rider. We have fallen in love with this beautiful part of Moray and the variety of activities there are to do in the area influenced by the ambient weather this part of Scotland enjoys so are looking forward to sharing this beautiful area and having moved up here 3 years ago it still feels to us like being on holiday we are keen to encourage you to go out and explore the many different attractions, just let us know your interests. We can point you in the right direction.

Blervie House is a historic Scottish Country house set in a delightful rural setting that has undergone a significant renovation resulting in a comfortable house that combines the best of Stately Home elegance with twenty first century modern conveniences. Located in Moray Speyside but just a short drive from Inverness this luxury Guesthouse is nestled in a 300 acre private estate which has extensive views over the Moray Firth and the North Coast of Scotland. All the bedrooms are larger than you might expect with wonderful views. All the furnishings are top quality and many have an interesting story to tell of how they came to be here, all soft furnishings are likewise quality including Hungarian Goose Down duvets providing everything you would hope for in order to enjoy your time at Blervie. Moray enjoys the benefit of being on the end of the Gulf Stream in the Moray Firth which has the third longest sunshine area in the UK this gives the area a pleasant temperature, exceptional hours of summer sunshine and generally makes it ideal for outdoor activities. For those of you exploring Moray there is so much to do you may need to reconsider the amount of time you are plannin...

Blervie House is at the edge of the village of Rafford. This part of Moray comprises sandy beaches, farmland and forestry. Both the Cairngorms National Park and the start of the North Coast 500 Route are a short drive away. Nearer to home is the Moray Firth some ten miles away where guests can go Dolphin and Whale watching. With 7 salmon rivers within a short drive and golf courses too numerous to mention sportsmen are spoilt for choice.