Aberdeenshire
Innes House, Elgin, Moray, IV30 8NG
Weekends
£6,000 - £8,400
Full Weeks
£18,000 - £22,000
Sitting above the mountains in the Cairngorms National Park, in the heart of the Moray countryside, Innes House is the perfect location for those looking to bring family and friends together for family gathering sand celebrations.
Innes House is currently owned by the 5th generation of the Tennant family. Over the years, Innes house has undergone many renovations with its most recent in 1995 to turn the house into a warm, family home.
Spread across three floors and split into four wings, the house has 20 bedrooms and suites to sleep up to 38 guests. Most bedrooms can be super-king beds or twins, except for the 3 x four-poster beds. The house can also provide a few cots for the smaller group members.
On the ground floor is a large family kitchen with AGA and an adjoining dining room with space for 12,
Sleeping arrangements
Amenities
Please see the key features below. If stag and hen parties are not listed then the property is sadly not suitable for them.
Catering Available 
Countryside Walks 
Pet Friendly 
Self Catering 
Stag & Hen Parties 
Wedding Facilities 
WiFi 
Working Fireplace 
Dance Floor 
Fireworks 
Gardens 
Marquee Available
Wedding Catering 
Wedding Licence House Facts
The house belonged to the Innes family until 1767 when Sir James Innes sold it to the 2nd Earl of Fife, James Duff. Then our vast parkland was brought to life with the planting of a cornucopia of fir, ash, oak, beech and birch trees from all over the world including the rare Chinese Dove Tree and the very rare Virginia Camelia that still lend their mature refinement to the estate today. Francis and Annie Tennant purchased the house at the beginning of the 19th century. Francis, the youngest son of the 1st Lord Glenconner, was one of the progressive Scottish industrialists of the 19th century.
Reviews
cathro brook
Lovely and a most kind and generous family
sandy mcintosh
Great wedding venue, lovely food. All in all a good experience.
Gordon Fraser
It's a very nice place for a wedding.
Dan Rich
The Gatehouse at Innes House.We stayed at The Gatehouse for a weeks holiday in May and celebrated at Innes House for a wedding over the following weekend. Having just been fully renovated, we were the first guests to stay at The Gatehouse which is situated only a very short walk from the main house. The Gatehouse itself is a beautifully restored and renovated building and one of the best properties we have stayed in over our trip throughout Scotland.Booking the property was very easy with Jayne, and the self check-in on arrival made things very easy. The Gatehouse has been finished to a very high standard, beautifully decorated and designed inside. There is also a boot / utility room for dogs to stay with a large fenced in garden. We arrived with two medium sized dogs and we pleased to find a dog bed, water bowl and outside tap.The kitchen has a Aga range cooker and is equipped with all necessary kitchen utensils for a weeks holiday. There is a charcoal BBQ and outside seating area.The main bathroom is large and open. The roll top bath was very much appreciated and the shower has good pressure. Towels were supplied with all necessary bathroom extras.The house has one main bedroom with a smaller single or children's room. The bedding was of very good quality and the beds were comfortable. The seating area in the turret was a nice added feature and although you cannot stand in it, we enjoyed a glass of wine and admired the views through the 360 degree viewing windows.There are extensive walks from the property. Outside the main gate, you can walk to the beach. Its about a 2 mile walk there and back. A shorter walk can be made to the edge of the disused airport. We saw dear, many pheasants!, hears and many other species of birds all within a few hundred meters of the house.With its own private parking, the house is in a quiet location and with only very light traffic passing occasionally. The forest was in the process of being logged whilst we were there, so some areas were not accessible, however the estate was so vast that this did not affect our stay. The grounds of Innes House are very well presented and you may see the odd robotic lawn mower keeping the grass at its best.Staying at the house was useful for a wedding at the main house. We were travelling with two dogs and a 11month old baby so having the extra room at the Gatehouse made our stay easy, relaxed and very enjoyable.Overall we cannot rate the Gatehouse anything other than outstanding. Certainly one of the best holiday properties we have stayed in and we hope to return again.
ANDY LAYTON JAMES
Sang here moons ago Lord & Lady Tennant were very accommodating Beautiful Castle
Jim Davis
Always a pleasure
Dave Powell
We attended a wedding here and gosh, what a lovely place. The staff were so pleasant and attentive, and nothing was too much bother.The grounds are fantastic, but watch out for those robot grass mowers!
Gordon Mcrae
Very helpful staff and cherry.
John deVil
Well organised, amazing venue.
Olivia de Villiers
Beautiful
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4.5
(12 Reviews)
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Craig Sparkes
Weddings and other events can be held in style at Innes House. I went as a part of the Moray Days Open celebration, where companies that are normally closed to the public open up. Over the weekend, a craft fair featured a range of goods, including key rings, apparel, beer, and even moonshine. There were food trucks ... parked at the front door, but regrettably they were all cash-only establishments, so I was unable to try any of them that day because I had not anticipated this. The gardens appear beautiful in pictures and would be a lovely setting for an outdoor wedding or event. A must-go to if you're organising a wedding or an event and want something opulent.
Mama Linda
Attended a wedding there & it was amazing❣️