Self Catering Cottages - 24 available in Angus

We have 24 self catering holiday cottages available to book in Angus. Angusis in Scotland .

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Price: £ 365 - £ 740

Detached • Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Open Fire • Short Break • Pet Friendly

This stunning property has been carefully designed to maximise its light spacious and contemporary open plan living area. Furnished and finished to an exceptional standard even to a hand crafted walnut kitchen it enjoys a peaceful location near the Angus Glens and lovely walks from the door. Set with its own garden near a bubbling stream and next to the owners' home it lies just 3 miles from Brechin where visitors will find shops pubs restaurants and a historic cathedral as well as a swimming pool tennis and riding nearby. Within easy reach are Glamis Castle the House of Dun (NTS) and the sandy beach at Lunan Bay and the Montrose Basin Nature Reserve (10 miles).

Price: £ 408 - £ 791

Non Smoking • Indoor Pool • Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break

Set just one mile from Carnoustie's championship links golf course and sandy beaches these creatively converted courtyard cottages make an ideal holiday base. Originally built in 1856 as the stables to Panbride House and accessed through a gravel courtyard they now offer very comfortably furnished accommodation and free entry to the indoor swimming pool and other facilities of the impressive neighbouring health club and physiotherapy centre. Glamis Castle (childhood home of the late Queen Mother) and the House of Dun are both well worth a visit as is the visitor centre at the Montrose Basin Nature Reserve. Just 6 miles away lies the ancient port of Arbroath (home of the famous Arbroath Smokie) whilst the city of Dundee (11 miles) is the setting for Discovery in which Captain Scott sailed to the Antarctic and HM Unicorn the oldest British-built warship still afloat. Shop and pub within 1 mile.

Price: £ 438 - £ 896

Detached • Non Smoking • Enclosed Garden • Private Hot Tub • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

This comfortable cottage lies in Carnoustie a golfing paradise whose challenging Links course is a must for all true golfers – and there are another 30 courses within 45 minutes' drive! Boasting an attractive garden and hot tub the cottage is a short stroll from a sandy beach good selection of shops pubs and restaurants. Dundee is 10 miles and Edinburgh is an hour by train. The Angus Glens House of Dun and Glamis Castle are easily reached.

Price: £ 371 - £ 717

Non Smoking • Indoor Pool • Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break

Set just one mile from Carnoustie's championship links golf course and sandy beaches these creatively converted courtyard cottages make an ideal holiday base. Originally built in 1856 as the stables to Panbride House and accessed through a gravel courtyard they now offer very comfortably furnished accommodation and free entry to the indoor swimming pool and other facilities of the impressive neighbouring health club and physiotherapy centre. Glamis Castle (childhood home of the late Queen Mother) and the House of Dun are both well worth a visit as is the visitor centre at the Montrose Basin Nature Reserve. Just 6 miles away lies the ancient port of Arbroath (home of the famous Arbroath Smokie) whilst the city of Dundee (11 miles) is the setting for Discovery in which Captain Scott sailed to the Antarctic and HM Unicorn the oldest British-built warship still afloat. Shop and pub within 1 mile.

Price: £ 300 - £ 599

Price: £ 300 - £ 599

Price: £ 300 - £ 599

Price: £ 300 - £ 599

Price: £ 300 - £ 599

Price: £ 319- £1120

Set in the scattered hamlet of East Murthill and just seven miles from Kirriemuir, this cottage is one of two 17th Century stone-built properties. This cottage has been renovated to a high quality and is located close to the South Esk River providing great views. Guests are invited to use the owner’s indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi and sauna, making this a wonderfully luxurious holiday base. The property is well-situated for skiing at Glenshee, touring Edinburgh or playing golf at St. Andrews. With so much to see in the local area, it will be a tough choice whether to stay in and pamper yourself or go out sightseeing.

Situated in the valley of Strathmore and regarded as the gateway to the Angus Glens, Kirriemuir is a lovely red sandstone town amidst some of Scotland's most unspoiled landscapes. This stunning settlement was the birthplace of the renowned novelist JM Barrie, best known for his children's character Peter Pan who was recently the subject of the film ‘Finding Neverland’. His house is now a museum looked after by the National Trust for Scotland and a statue of ’the boy who never grew up’ can be found in the town itself. Another literary landmark is close by in the form of Glamis castle, Shakespeare’s setting for his unluckiest of plays, Macbeth. Kirriemuir also hosts an Aviation Museum and the historic Pictish Stones at Meigle as well as hill-walking in the Angus Glens.

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Converted by local craftsmen from a traditional stone farm steading to a high standard, these splendid properties are on a working farm amidst rolling farmland, 1 mile inland from the Royal Burgh of Inverbervie, the properties offer an impressive combination of 21st century accommodation within the original 19th century exterior. Each is highly specified, stylishly furnished and fitted to an excellent standard. Situated round a landscaped courtyard, each has its own patio area with outdoor furniture to enjoy the panoramic views and the tranquillity of the countryside. Secure storage is available for sports equipment.Inverbervie has good shops and pubs while the charming coastal town of Montrose is 10 miles away and the city of Aberdeen, which has excellent facilities and an international airport, is approx 35 miles. Situated between sandy beaches and the picturesque villages of the coast and the magnificent mountain scenery of the Angus Glens and the Cairngorm National Park, this location offers the best of seaside and country, with easy access to Royal Deeside, is a perfect touring base. For outdoor enthusiasts there are lovely walks, climbing in the glens, cycling, angling, a wide choice of golf courses, riding and sailing all within easy reach. All around are historic castles and stately homes, gardens, museums and visitor centres making this the ideal spot for a relaxing, value-for-money family holiday at any time of year.AN41b Sleeps 4 + b 1 double bedroom with en-suite bathroom (shower over whirlpool bath),1 twin bedroom with en-suite shower room, living room, kitchen/dining room, extra separate wc.Each property : cooking by electricity, oil-fired central heating. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, television, freeview, DVD, CD player. Wifi available on request.Bed linen and towels supplied. Cots and high chairs available.

Price: £ 319- £1120

This lovely cottage is one of two 17th Century stone-built cottages in the scattered hamlet of East Murthill. The cottage also comes with access to the owner’s indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi and sauna. There is also a large garden with incredible views and a patio area from which to enjoy them. For the long summer evenings the barbecue offers a great excuse to eat in, although the town of Kirriemuir (just seven miles away) is full of local amenities such as restaurants, pubs and cafes.

Made of lovely red sandstone, the Strathmore valley town of Kirriemuir is often regarded as the gateway to the Angus Glens, some of Scotland's most unspoiled landscapes. JM Barrie - creator of the much-loved children's character, Peter Pan, and subject of the Johnny Depp film ‘Finding Neverland’, was born in the town and his house is now a museum looked after by the National Trust for Scotland. A statue of ‘the boy who never grew up’ can be found within Kirriemuir. However, Barrie is not the only literary connection to this charming little town. Nearby Glamis castle was the setting for Shakespeare’s ‘cursed’ play, Macbeth. The historic Pictish Stones at Meigle and the Angus Glens are well worth visiting and offer spectacular views whilst hill walking.

Price: £ 325 - £650

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

Set amongst the rolling Angus countryside, Courtyard Cottage is a beautiful traditional stone built cottage which has recently been renovated to a high standard. The kitchen is the heart of this house with high ceilings, and roof windows which flood the room with light. Courtyard Cottage is just a short drive from Forfar, which offers a good selection of shops and restaurants. Be sure and make a trip to Arbroath to sample the famous Arbroath Smokie, a wood-smoked haddock, which is produced in a small family smokehouse and is a real delicacy. The area boasts some fine beaches, including Montrose beach which is a blue flag beach, 50 miles of unspoilt Angus coastline and dramatic red sandstone cliffs. Lunan Bay, recently voted as one of the best beaches in Scotland is well worth a visit. The Montrose basin nature reserve is just 18 miles away. Set on the edge of a tidal estuary, the basin attracts over 50,000 migratory birds each year. You can watch the busy life of these birds from the comfort of the visitor centre, which has a panoramic view of the basin. Neighbouring Edzell and Kirriemuir are the gateway to the magnificent Angus glens, the foothills of the mighty Cairngorm Mountains, a haven for wildlife and a peaceful refuge from modern life. The glens and surrounding countryside offer numerous walks for all abilities, including 14 of Scotlands munros - mountains over 3,000ft. Other activities to try are horse riding, fishing, sea kayaking, cycling or even a round of golf at Carnoustie, which has hosted the Open on numerous occasions. This area is renowned for its large number of golf courses, many at championship level. Glamis Castle, childhood home of the Queen Mother and setting for Shakespeares Macbeth, is only 6 miles away, here you can take a trip back through over 600 years of history or enjoy the beauty of the gardens and grounds.The accommodation is all on ground floor level has oil central heating.

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Sitting on a quiet country road 4 miles from Kirriemuir these two ground floor semi-detached cottages enjoy a lovely south facing aspect with open views over rolling farmlands and woodlands to the distant Angus Glens and the Grampian mountains. Each cottage has its own patio area with seating and shares a lovely grassy safely enclosed rear garden with picnic benches. Both are comfortably furnished with lovely personal touches and are suitable for ambulant disabled guests. There is ample private parking.The pretty little town of Kirriemuir which is known as the 'Gateway to the Glens' and is the birthplace of J M Barrie has good shops, restaurants, pubs and museums and the bustling county town of Forfar is also 4 miles away. Inland the glens and hills offer excellent walking, climbing, biking and angling amidst magnificent Highland scenery while a half hour drive east leads to the coast with its picturesque old fishing villages, spectacular cliffs and miles of golden sands. There are many quality links and parkland golf courses within easy reach as are riding centres and fisheries.AN27A Prosen Cottage. Sleep 4/8+B1 double bedroom, 1 bedroom with 4 single beds, living room with double bed settee, Kitchen/dining with breakfast bar, bathroom with shower over bath.All electric. Fridge, freezer, washing machine, microwave, TV, DVD, CD, radio, payphone, Broadband access.Bed linen and towels supplied. Cot and high chair available.

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Sitting on a quiet country road 4 miles from Kirriemuir these two ground floor semi-detached cottages enjoy a lovely south facing aspect with open views over rolling farmlands and woodlands to the distant Angus Glens and the Grampian mountains. Each cottage has its own patio area with seating and shares a lovely grassy safely enclosed rear garden with picnic benches. Both are comfortably furnished with lovely personal touches and are suitable for ambulant disabled guests. There is ample private parking.The pretty little town of Kirriemuir which is known as the 'Gateway to the Glens' and is the birthplace of J M Barrie has good shops, restaurants, pubs and museums and the bustling county town of Forfar is also 4 miles away. Inland the glens and hills offer excellent walking, climbing, biking and angling amidst magnificent Highland scenery while a half hour drive east leads to the coast with its picturesque old fishing villages, spectacular cliffs and miles of golden sands. There are many quality links and parkland golf courses within easy reach as are riding centres and fisheries.AN27B Clova Cottage. Sleep 4/6+B1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, living room with open fire and double bed settee, kitchen, conservatory with dining table, bathroom with shower over bath.All electric. Fridge, freezer, washing machine, microwave, TV, DVD, video, CD, radio, payphone, Broadband access.Bed linen and towels supplied. Cot and high chair available.