Mo Dhachaidh is a charming highland cottage that was rebuilt from a ruin in 1938 by the seller's family. The traditional stone cottage has been modernized while still retaining its original character, featuring whitewashed walls, green painted woodwork, and dormer windows. The interior is comfortable and cozy, with a welcoming reception hall, a sitting room with an open fire, a kitchen/dining room with a wood burning stove, and two double bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. The property sits on 0.8 acres of garden and grounds, which offer plenty of potential for gardening, growing flowers, or keeping hens. The outbuildings include two substantial sheds and a static caravan. Located on the edge of the village of Tomatin, Mo Dhachaidh is easily accessible from the A9 and offers a range of amenities, including a shop, school, and village hall. The property is surrounded by the stunning Cairngorms National Park, offering opportunities for outdoor activities and wildlife watching.