The Kirk & its surroundings
The Kirk and Gardens
Set beside the village green and 13th century Udny Castle, the Kirk sits within the quiet beauty of the Aberdeenshire countryside.
The Kirk offers a peaceful rural setting and is conveniently close to Aberdeen and it's international airport, as well as the nearby traditional market towns of Ellon and Inverurie.
Adjacent to the Kirk is a beautifully maintained walled garden, originally planted in the 1980's with the involvement of King Charles III. A substantial granite bench commemorates this occasion.
Our region
Aberdeenshire stretches from “one of the last great places on earth - the Cairngorms - to one of the world’s top-rated coastlines”. According to National Geographic.
This remarkable part of Scotland is defined by contrast and variety. Rolling farmland give way to heather-clad hills and ancient forests, while fishing villages, wide sandy beaches and dramatic coastal landscapes lie within easy reach of the countryside that surrounds Udny Green.
The region is rich in history, with centuries-old castles, ancient stone circles and communities whose stories remain woven into the landscape. From Royal Deeside and the Cairngorms to the harbours and beaches of the north-east coast, Aberdeenshire offers a strong sense of place that continues to shape the character of the area today.
Whether visiting for a special occasion or spending time exploring the wider region, guests will find a landscape defined by heritage, beauty and a deep connection to Scotland's past and present .
Travel Options
The village of Udny Green enjoys excellent road connections to the city of Aberdeen and Aberdeen International Airport, making it easily accessible for both national and international visitors.
The traditional market towns of Ellon and Inverurie are a short drive away as is the remarkable coastline and sandy dunes and beaches of Newburgh and Balmedie.
The region is well connected by both road and rail, with direct services linking Aberdeen to other major UK cities.