Holiday Cottages in Blairgowrie, Perthshire available for rental
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| Glenfernate 2 , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 12 |
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| On an extensive farming estate amidst glorious Highland scenery, these three properties all offer an opportunity to enjoy the peace and quiet of a 'get away from it all' holiday. Wildlife abounds in the varied habitat - forests, moorland and hills - bird-watching and hill-walking can be enjoyed here and trout fishing may be arranged. Access to the hills may be restricted in certain areas in October. There are many places of interest to visit - west to Pitlochry or south to Blairgowrie and Perth. The properties are on a working farm - the Highland cattle are a particular attraction! Visitors can purchase home-produced beef, lamb and venison at the farm. PE417a - The FarmhouseAt the centre of the farm, this semi-detached stone farmhouse has lovely views and a private enclosed garden. This is a spacious family house, simply furnished but comfortable in an old-fashioned style. Shop and hotel 4 miles.Ground floor: Living room with log fire, dining room, kitchen, 2 simply furnished twin bedrooms, 2 bathrooms.Steep staircase to: 1 double room leading to 1 twin bedroom with coombed ceilings; 2 further twin bedrooms, bathroom. Cot available. Cooking and hot water by electricity, heating by log fire, electric and portable gas heaters. Fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine. Aerial point, but no television provided. Bed linen and towels for hire to overseas visitors @ 10 per person per week. |
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| Glenfernate 1 , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 4 |
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| On an extensive farming estate amidst glorious Highland scenery, these three properties all offer an opportunity to enjoy the peace and quiet of a 'get away from it all' holiday. Wildlife abounds in the varied habitat - forests, moorland and hills - bird-watching and hill-walking can be enjoyed here and trout fishing may be arranged. Access to the hills may be restricted in certain areas in October. There are many places of interest to visit - west to Pitlochry or south to Blairgowrie and Perth. The properties are on a working farm - the Highland cattle are a particular attraction! Visitors can purchase home-produced beef, lamb and venison at the farm. PE417b - CraigloiskIn a lovely remote situation, 3 miles up the private estate road from the farm, this former shepherd's cottage has been refurbished in a sympathetic manner to provide comfortable accommodation while retaining the original character. There are magnificent views of moorland, mountains and forests and extensive safely enclosed grassy grounds with garden furniture and outbuildings. Ideal for a tranquil family holiday or for outdoor types who want to return to a comfortable base. Private water supply. Shop 7 miles. Ground Floor: Living room with open fire, dining room with solid fuel stove, kitchen.First floor: 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, bathroom. NO MAINS ELECTRICITY but an automatic external generator provides lighting and basic power. Cooking by gas, solid fuel central heating plus AGA. Fridge, washing machine. (No television). Bed linen and towels for hire to overseas visitors @ 10 per person per week. |
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| The Old Byre , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ 221- £538
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Situated in the quiet hamlet of Kinloch, on the rural outskirts of Blairgowrie and sixteen miles from Perth is the sympathetically restored stone built Old Byre. Boasting an excellent wet room, two cosy bedrooms on the upper level and a sofa bed in the living room, this property is elegant and minimalist making it an excellent touring base for those wishing to explore the Highlands. The Old Byre is well served by Blairgowrie’s pubs and shops whilst the surrounding area offers a huge range of activities, including walking in the Angus Glens, cycling and pony trekking. Edinburgh, is also within easy driving distance so for the best of rural Scottish life and cosmopolitan city living, this is a fantastic location. |
| Situated on the banks of the River Ericht, in the spectacular gorges of Strathmore, is the red stone town of Blairgowrie. An excellent base for exploring Perthshire, this lovely little settlement is packed with shops and restaurants, and offers excellent access to the beautiful Angus Glens. Surrounded by pretty rolling fields, the town is also bordered by rugged hills and mountains, which are home to Scotland's largest ski centre, Glenshee. With excellent facilities for riding, cycling and walking, the region also caters for golfers, with several renowned courses and those of nearby St. Andrews. The area also plays host to the world’s largest hedge at Meikleour which stands at six hundred metres long and thirty metres high. |
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| Blairmount Coach House , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ 171- £491
Sleeps: 5 |
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| This property is only a short walk from the centre of Blairgowrie and has been renovated to a high standard. There is a bright, modern well equipped kitchen, utility room and a ground floor bathroom, and the sitting room has a cosy feel with an electric coal effect fire, as well as additional sleeping facilities with a sofa bed. The two bedrooms are comfortable and tranquil, and outside there is a lawn and patio area with garden furniture. The centre of Blairgowrie is only a five minute walk away and for a wider range of shops and other amenities, Dundee is 19 miles away and Perth is 16 miles. This property offers a wonderful base from which to discover the rich heritage this area has to offer. |
| Situated on the banks of the River Ericht, the red stone town of Blairgowrie makes a fabulous base for exploring the beautiful county of Perth and the lovely Angus Glens. The town is overlooked by hills and mountains, making this region superb walking, riding and cycling country. Golfers are very well catered for with many courses in the area including Rosemount and St Andrews and Gleneagles all within easy reach. Glamis Castle has a long history, and is said to be the most haunted castle in Scotland as well as the setting for Shakespeare’s Macbeth. The Beech hedge at Meikleour was planted in 1745 and is the highest in the world. With so much on offer, this is a great year round holiday destination for the whole family. |
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| The Coach House , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ 231- £588
Sleeps: 4 |
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| The Coach House is a detached, 19th century, stone built cottage situated within the owners' grounds on the outskirts of the attractive town of Blairgowrie. With one double bedroom and a room with two single beds, this cottage can sleep a maximum of four people. The accommodation also contains a family bathroom with a rain shower, a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room. To the outside of the cottage is off road parking for one car, lockable bike storage, a courtyard garden area with outdoor furniture and a BBQ as well as shared access to the owners' pretty garden. With the Angus Glens and the gorges of Strathmore to discover, as well as the beautiful towns of Perth and Dundee close by, The Coach House is a fabulous holiday cottage no matter what time of year you travel. |
| Blairgowrie is surrounded by dramatic Scottish scenery – romantic mountains, rolling hills and acres of fields (famed, in season, for their raspberry crops.) Built of red stone, Blairgowrie lies beside the salmon River Ericht, where it flows from the Strathmore gorges. The town is well-known for the Glenshee skiing centre, which is the largest of its kind in the country. It also offers ideal conditions for many other sports, including riding, walking, cycling and golfing. In fact, golfers are spoiled for choice with many excellent local courses such as Rosemount, with St Andrews and Gleneagles within easy reach of the town. Blairgowrie has excellent shops and restaurants too, and the many historic attractions in the area include Scone Palace, where 42 Scottish kings were crowned. |
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| Glenshee 3 , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Situated in a small hamlet of 3 houses and a fascinating pottery, just off the tourist route through Glenshee from Perth to Royal Deeside, this traditional shepherd's cottage dates back to the 17th Century. It has been sympathetically refurbished to provide all modern conveniences while retaining much of the original atmosphere and many of the period features. D cor is fresh and furnishings complement the character of the house. Surrounded by the spectacular unspoiled scenery of Highland Perthshire the cottage has extensive grounds and is a short walk from the River Shee. There is outdoor furniture to enjoy the peaceful surroundings.This is an ideal base for touring or participating in the wealth of local activities which include golf at the nearby Dalmunzie course (the highest in Scotland), walking, climbing, mountain biking, angling, riding, ornithology and for winter sports Scotland's largest ski area is 6 miles away. There are excellent hotels and an outdoor centre within 3 miles, village shop 6 miles and good facilities 15 miles in Blairgowrie.Ground Floor: Living room with wood burning stove, kitchen/dining room, bathroom with shower attachment. First Floor: 2 spacious double bedrooms (folding bed available). Cooking by electric hob/oven or oil-fired Aga, heating by electricity, stove and Aga. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave, freeview television, CD player. Bed linen and towels supplied. |
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| Glen Isla , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 4 |
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| This 19th century croft cottage has been completely refurbished and refitted in a tasteful and sympathetic manner to provide exceptionally stylish, comfortable and welcoming accommodation in a spectacular and tranquil rural setting. Set under a wooded hillside in the tiny hamlet of Folda at the edge of the Cairngorm National Park the cottage enjoys a sunny aspect facing south over the glen to the dramatic slopes of Mount Blair and historic Forter Castle. The large enclosed grassy garden is safely enclosed and has ample parking. Electric heating and wood burning stoves with logs supplied make this an ideal destination at any time of year.This area offers a wealth of activities including hill-walking (the Cateran Trail passes through Folda) , climbing, mountain biking, angling, golf, riding, bird-watching, flora and fauna and winter sports at nearby Glenshee and is the perfect base for exploring the quiet roads of the Perthshire lochs and glens, the sandy beaches and fishing villages of the Angus coast or the magnificent scenery of Royal Deeside which lies over Scotland's highest road, the Cairnwell Pass. There is a small shop and a lovely country inn 4 miles away and the pretty little town of Alyth is 12 miles with local shops and a choice of three quality golf courses.1 double bedroom (cot available), living room with wood burning stove and double futon, spacious well appointed kitchen/dining room with wood burning stove, bathroom.All electric. Fridge, washing machine, microwave, LCD television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels provided. |
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| Mid Freuchies , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ 151- £486
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Set in an elevated position, this peaceful location boasts stunning panoramic views of the valley. The cosy accommodation includes two bedrooms, a comfortable sitting room and a pretty conservatory-cum-dining room. The large south facing garden is ideal for al fresco eating, and is a haven for the birds. Mid Freuchies is located in a superb position for discovering the surrounding area, including walking, cycling, golfing, fishing and wildlife spotting. In the winter this property is popular with skiers who want easy access to the ski resort of Glenshee, which is just 17 miles away to the north. |
| The valley of Strathmore is home to the picturesque red sandstone town of Kirriemuir. The area is acknowledged as the gateway to the unspoilt Scottish landscape of the Angus Glens, and the town is famous as the birthplace of the creator of Peter Pan – the novelist JM Barrie - whose former home is today a museum managed by the National Trust for Scotland. The town pays tribute to Barrie’s most well-known work with a statue of Peter Pan, and there are ample of other visitor attractions including an Aviation Museum, Glamis Castle, and the ancient Pictish Stones at Meigle. There is a good selection of shop, pubs and hotels in the town too. Superb hill walking and climbing is on offer in the nearby Angus Glens for outdoors enthusiasts. |
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| Glenfernate 3 , Blairgowrie |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 6 |
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| On an extensive farming estate amidst glorious Highland scenery, these three properties all offer an opportunity to enjoy the peace and quiet of a get away from it all holiday. Wildlife abounds in the varied habitat - forests, moorland and hills - bird-watching and hill-walking can be enjoyed here and trout fishing may be arranged. Access to the hills may be restricted in certain areas in October. There are many places of interest to visit - west to Pitlochry or south to Blairgowrie and Perth. The properties are on a working farm - the Highland cattle are a particular attraction! Visitors can purchase home-produced beef, lamb and venison at the farm. PE417c - DaldhuIn a wonderfully remote situation amidst hills and moorland, this simple stone shepherd's cottage offers complete peace and seclusion. The single track road meanders 5 miles up the glen beyond the farm and goes on into the next glen. The cottage is simply furnished and quite basic - ideal for outdoor types who want a magnificent remote location.There is NO MAINS ELECTRICITY but a small automatic diesel generator in an outhouse provides basic power for lighting and water heating. Shops 9 miles.1 room with 3/4 double and single bed, 1 twin bedroom, each with 6' ceiling and lovely views (cot available), downstairs twin bedroom, sitting/dining room with open fire, small kitchenette, walk-in larder with stone shelves, scullery, bathroom. Heating by open fire (back boiler) and gas heater. Calor gas cooking, hot water by back boiler or immersion. Small gas fridge. Bed linen and towels for hire to overseas visitors @ 10 per person per week. |
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