Plans submitted to Moray Council to create luxury glamping cabins near Elgin
Luxury glamping cabins targeted at couples and young families could be created near Elgin under plans submitted to Moray Council.
Applicant Ross Mitchell is hopeful of creating four glamping cabins at Scotsburn Farm in Lhanbryde.
The cabins will include features like outdoor bathing, cooking facilities, open plan living areas and bathrooms.
They will have the ability to cater to visitors year-round and, according to planning documents, be “in keeping with the character of the landholding”.
It will be managed by the farm owner but a main marketing agent to administer bookings and a cleaner will both be recruited.
Planning documents add: “The accommodation will provide an authentic luxury experience for guests wanting to explore the outdoors from a unique perspective set close by to the North Coast on the outskirts of Lhanbryde village with numerous places to eat and drink within a short distance of the site as well as other relevant local services in both Lhanbryde and Elgin.”
The project represents a £400,000 investment.
The proposed average rate for those interested in visiting has been set at £182.50 per night.