Delnabo Lodge, Delnabo Estate

Delnabo Lodge is extremely comfortable, having recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, including a fantastic new kitchen, bathrooms, furniture, lovely new beds throughout, offering guests a wonderful, homely feel for up to 18 guests.

The accommodation comprises:

• Drawing Room.
• Dining Room – seating 18.
• Sitting / TV Room with wood burning stove.
• Gun Room / Study.
• Kitchen: Table seating 10.
  • Electric Aga with gas hob, 4 ovens and 2 convection ovens.
  • 2 x large fridge freezers, ice making machine, dish washer and glass washer.
  • Adjoining Chef’s Kitchen with large fridge, ice making machine and glass/dish washer.
• Downstairs cloakroom/boot room, WC.

Bedrooms

First Floor
3 x Super King Size en-suite bedrooms.
1 x King Size Bedroom sharing a bathroom with 1 x twin bedroom
1 x Super King Size / “Zip and link” bedroom en-suite.

Second Floor
There are two second floor areas.
1 x double with en-suite bathroom.
1 x double and 1 x twin sharing a bathroom (suitable for staff or additional guests).

Housekeeping & Catering
Housekeeping is not included in the rental, however, may be available by prior notice at an additional cost.

Should you wish catering there is a very good local cook.   It is recommended you book their services well in advance, alternatively we can provide you with some contacts.

Please note there is no separate cook’s accommodation.

Dogs
Up to a maximum of two well behaved dogs can be accommodated in The Boot Room by prior arrangement. We request dogs are not left unattended at any time.  Dogs must always be kept under control and kept on a lead around livestock. Any dog fouling / faeces in and around the house grounds must be cleared without delay and it is the dog owner’s responsibility, not that of the housekeeping team.  Any additional cleaning required will be charged.
There is a £20 charge per dog.

There are also outdoor kennels available.

The trust who owns Delnabo has a clear focus on the conservation of red list species, and at certain times of year it is not possible to walk dogs off the lead on the estate, especially during Spring and early Summer months when ground nesting birds, curlew, lapwing, oyster catchers, red grouse etc are hatching, and sheep and cattle will be lambing and calving with lambs and calves at foot.  During these periods, the estate kindly request that guests (and estate employees) do not walk their dogs on any part of the estate and are only allowed use the circular on the metalled public road and Avenue to the Lodge. This way the owners hope that the least disturbance will create the best possible chance for bird assemblages to fledge and thrive.