在Airbnb尋找Tummel Bridge的住宿

Welcome to our Tranquil Scottish Farmhouse. We are perfectly located as a stop of during your Highland Adventure or as a base for exploring our nearby history and inspiring landscape.

We are situated 40 miles north of Perth. Blair Atholl 10 mins. Pitlochry 30 mins. Ideally situated to stop over and explore Highland Perthshire. Regular rail and bus services. This stylish 19th century farmhouse has been sympathetically brought up to date offering you a cosy double bed in a private bedroom. There is a shared bathroom with bath/shower. Sitting room with a wood burning stove. Warm cosy kitchen. WiFi broadband internet. Plenty of parking space. We have an electric car so have a type 2 charger. There are miles of walks and cycle tracks which makes the whole area at any time of year a great place to explore. Lots of wildlife to see. Red deer and red squirrels are a common sight. Stunning highland scenery. Nearby Blair Castle and Gardens is open at different times during the winter and will open every day from Easter. It is a great place to visit not only for its 700 years of history but also for the beautiful gardens. Just 5 minutes away is The House of Bruar known as the 'Harrods of the North'. This will satisfy all of your retail demands offering ladies and gents clothing, restaurant, food hall and home ware departments. You can enjoy a hearty cooked breakfast. We will feed you with good fresh food. Eggs from our chickens, bread from our oven. There are several restaurants in nearby Pitlochry or as an addition, we offer an evening meal which can be booked prior to your stay. All linen and towels provided.

We really enjoy the walks by the river.

The Bothy is an authentic, traditional Highland dwelling, carefully restored to preserve its original features and character while providing essential facilities, warmth and comfort. A farmyard location in the midst of our highland home and in the heart of wild, romantic Perthshire, at the foot of the famous Schiehallion. Two miles from the village of Kinloch Rannoch at the head of the loch, the Bothy is an ideal base for outdoor adventures, observing wildlife or a relaxing escape from the city.

Downstairs the Bothy is a practical space to base your adventures. The room features a simple kitchen, space to enjoy a good meal, a perch to study a map or sip a coffee along with comfortable armchairs to read a good book in front of the woodburning stove. The stairs are original, steep and narrow, they are not for everyone but the hatch opening leads to a cosy bedroom. Scandinavian style with combed ceilings with a view of over open water and the hills beyond. The shower room is a 20 step dash around the back of the bothy. A great opportunity to take in the starry sky, the roaring of the stags or the drumming of the snipe! Clean and warm, this is principally reserved for Bothy guests but occasionally used by other visitors. The kitchen includes a double hob, fridge-freezer, microwave, toaster and kettle. Hot water is available in both the kitchen and the shower room. The bedroom includes a king bed and a single fold up bed suitable for an adult or child. Children love the bothy but need to be supervised especially on the stairs. A great traditional kennel is available alongside the Bothy, so please bring your dogs. We only ask that they stay downstairs.

From the door of the Bothy, guests can wander through the woods and up onto the hill, or across the fields and down to the river. Play in the walled garden or spot the flora or fauna. When organised in advance, we offer a guided Land Rover tour of the hill ground with red deer and other wildlife to identify and breathtaking views for photography opportunities. We are also able to organise river or loch fishing and stalking. ‘An island surrounded by heather-clad mountains’ – Rannoch stretches from the wild moor in the west, down the eleven miles of unspoilt loch to Kinloch Rannoch village and on to the slopes of Schiehallion, one of Scotland’s most iconic mountains, the 'hill of the fairies'. We recommend not being in a hurry. The glen has so much to enjoy, whether it’s experiencing the windswept munro summits, gazing at the dark night sky, wandering through the ancient Caledonian forest, or listening to the diverse local wildlife. The peace and tranquillity of remote Rannoch is a welcome escape from urban life and the ultimate boost to health and wellbeing. Rannoch is a naturalist’s paradise. We still get a thrill from watching the black grouse lekking, spying a pine marten, stumbling across a patch of wild orchids, or the sound of the whooper swans taking flight off the still Dunalastair Water. For the adventurer the walks are plentiful, the quiet winding roads are popular with cyclists, and there are many opportunities for keen canoeists, climbers and swimmers. For more information visit the rannochandtummel website. Wrap up well (good waterproofs are a must) and enjoy exploring the highlands, but on the days that the weather isn’t kind, our choice would be a drive around Loch Rannoch with a stop at Rannoch Station Tea Room for one of Jenny’s delicious cakes, a wander around the village taking in Ian Biggs’ amazing landscape photography at The Shed Gallery and a pause at the roaring Allt Mhor waterfall. Further afield visit a magnificent Castle, tour a distillery or take home some Scottish country style from the celebrated House of Bruar.

A unique setting, right on the shores of Loch Tummel surrounded by the scenery of the Perthshire countryside, The Stable Loft is cosy, spacious holiday accommodation within a 200-year-old farmhouse and is formed within a converted hayloft. The Stable Loft is perfect for a family holiday, fishing or water sports holiday and also a romantic getaway. The house itself is in Foss in Perthshire. It is a peaceful oasis, tucked away from it all, but it is easily accessible from the A9 near Pitlochry.

At the bottom of the field, there is a small beach area with direct access to the Loch, where boats and kayaks can be launched, and fishing rights on the Loch are included. The main features of the Stable Loft are the views and the wildlife that surrounds it. You can sit and watch the sunset and the weather, red squirrels outside the window, ospreys, deer and lots of other wildlife around. There is fishing for trout and pike on the Loch, with advice available from the owners on local hotspots. Boat and kayak launching is permitted from the shore.

The views from the Stable Loft are second to none, and it is surrounded by scenery and nature. The setting is a farm steading location with large private fields to the front, leading down to the shores of Loch Tummel. There is a shop five minutes' drive away from Foss at the Tummel Valley Holiday Park. Aberfeldy and Pitlochry are around 15-20 minutes away. The Stable Loft at Foss is well placed for outdoor activity/adventure enthusiasts. Activities nearby include kayaking, sailing, fishing, wildlife watching/photography, hill walking, cycling and mountain biking straight from the property door. Alternatively, you can just relax and enjoy the peaceful location and cosy fires and enjoy the views and wildlife in comfort. There are many events and attractions in the area, such as the annual Etape Caledonia cycle ride, the Enchanted Forest, Blair Horse Trials, Pitlochry Festival Theatre, the Birks Cinema, Rannoch station and Pitlochry Dam and Fish Ladder. There are local farmers' markets in the busy local towns around Foss. The House of Bruar is also close by. New Year in Highland Perthshire is also a big event, with many celebrations in Pitlochry and Aberfeldy. There are swimming pools both at the Tummel Valley Holiday Park and also in Aberfeldy. There are notable golf courses in Pitlochry and Aberfeldy, and Gleneagles is also less than an hour's drive away. The Cairngorms National Park and Glenshee ski areas are also less than an hour's drive away from the door. Close by, there is the Fonab Castle Spa 15 minutes along the road, and there is also a local country inn ten minutes away on the north shore of the loch with cosy fires and good food. White water rafting is just 15 minutes away, or even the Killiecrankie bungee jump for the adventure enthusiasts. Loch Faskally is close by and is noted for its stunning autumn colours for those who enjoy walking in the area. There are also distilleries close by at Edradour and Aberfeldy. There are many great restaurants, cafes and shops in Pitlochry and Aberfeldy. There are also annual Highland Games events and farmers' shows to be enjoyed. The River Tay and Loch Tummel both have excellent salmon fishing available close by, as well as Loch Bhac, Loch Kinardochy and River Tummel. Fishing permits for these can be obtained from the Pitlochry Angling Club. For those who would like to take to the water, you are able to launch boats or kayaks from the shore. There are also shooting and field sports activities available close by on local estates. In terms of activities for the kids, we are close to Wee Adventures, who run many fun activity days and excursions to get the kids outside and enjoy the great outdoors. Highland Safaris and Nae Limits White Water Rafting are also close by. Loch Tay Water sports at Kenmore is less than 15 minutes away, offering boat and jet-ski hire, as well as boat trips on the Loch.

Tranquil, cosy chalet in peaceful Tummel Bridge approx 13 miles west of Pitlochry. Great base for touring Scotland, breathtaking scenery and superb walks nearby. Tummel Valley Holiday Park short walk away. Double and Twin Bedroom and click-clack sofabed. Freesat in bedrooms, DVD player with selection of dvds. Shower and fully equipped kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher. washing machine and bean to cup coffee machine. Private garden space,gas bbq and two adult bikes.

We have tried to create a home from home feel to our chalet. It's not a large space but we love the cosy country feel which is fabulous in the summer months and breathtaking in the winter months. We've tried to think of what we've liked in our travels and to create the same in our space. We want you to kick of your shoes and relax.

Our chalet is next two other houses which are lived in all year round.

My place is close to Pitlochry, in Perthshire, central Scotland. The Location of the house is amazing, awesome, stunning...you name it. You will be moved. Rural, waterside beauty yet only 8.8 miles to the main road. The house sleeps eight and can house two families easily as two bedrooms are at each side of the house. There is a log fire with unlimited logs to use. Large entertainment room with snooker/pool/table tennis table and 58inch flat screen multi channel tv on wall, and assorted books.

This house is in an amazing location and there are no neighbours overlooking the property or grounds. The house is unique in its location with private Loch access. One of few that have this on the Loch Tummel. The setting is picturesque and the seasons just bring on new wonderment with what nature brings. Spring is wonderful as everything is starting to wake up again and bloom so April is the start of that. Summer is incredible as our days are long here in Scotland with it being light till nearly eleven o’clock so you have the whole day to enjoy the marvellous green space and play on theLoch too. Autumn from late September to early November, is when the leaves on the trees start to change colour and the colours are incredible. I haven’t managed to take photos that do it any justice but my jaw drops when I drive through the area. I always think I should be full of guests this whole period as if not, they are missing out on something amazing. I’m not thinking of this in a business sense either. It is just that inspiring to see. Photographers would be in their element and busy snapping constantly but so would anyone just walking in it., The least attractive months where the landscape is concerned is January February and March but we have had guests come then who have been happy to be just enjoying the comfort of the log fire whilst looking into the Loch views. That views appeal is never affected by the change in seasons as a Loch view is always amazing. As a result of that interest, we still keep it open to book during these months, but sometimes take a week or two for ourselves to do maintenance, redecorating or just chill out.

Our house is in a central driving position for Blair Atholl, Pitlochry, Dunkeld and Birnam, Aberfeldy, Kenmore, Loch Rannoch. All of these places can be reached by car within forty minutes driving time at most. Glencoe, Fort William, Loch Ness can be seen on the same beautiful journey by car and with sufficient time spent in these three locations, you could do this is a very pleasant day. Cyclists have routes available all around these areas also, the Caledonian Etape being a popular closed road race ran in the area every year, covering the most beautiful scenery. Hill walkers equally have several to choose from as well as the local Schehallion, Ben Vrackie, Birnam Hill nearby. There is a train service from Pitlochry providing links north to Inverness and South to Edinburgh. There is also a sleeper train from Pitlochry to London which can cost as little as £59.00 if booked early and leaves Pitlochry at 10.30pm arriving London Kings cross at 6.30am.

Cosy and romantic cottage for two yet really spacious with spectacular long views. Wet-room with underfloor heating and a bath in the window of the large living room with a view down the glen. A perfect retreat for honeymooners or those wanting a quiet, relaxing break amongst wonderful scenery and an abundance of wildlife.

A beautiful, luxury holiday home situated a few hundred yards down a private estate road and away from other cottages, it was carefully converted from the estate's Victorian laundry and has huge windows facing west and east with views to the Glencoe hills 25 miles away. It is very difficult to convey in pictures just how big the cottage is - it is so spacious. The huge studio-style living room, measuring 10 metres by 7 metres, has five large windows on the views. The original wooden floor is complemented by attractive rugs and the windows have original shutters. A kingsize fourposter bed graces one end of the room with dressing table and chest of drawers/window seat. A large bath on a plinth sits in front of one of the long windows where you can have a relaxing soak with a glass of wine and enjoy the view. At the other end is a big fireplace with cosy woodburning stove, and grouped around this is a large sofa and chair. The spacious kitchen/dining room with three large windows looking west down the glen and north to woods is fully equipped and it has a payphone and wifi. There is a Utility room equipped with washing machine and tumble dryer adjacent. The wet room is tiled and has underfloor heating. It has shower, WC and basin. There is a large kitchen with dining area in the window and this room also has lovely views from the three large windows. There are lovely places to walk directly from the cottage, it is a 10 minute walk down to the river and you can walk to the hills from here. The garden is enclosed so it is suitable for dogs.

Situated within Tummel Bridge caravan park beside the River Tummel. Discover a pretty woodland outdoors setting with fishing, golf, cycle routes and Highland walking trails all close by. If you prefer to take things easy then relax in the heated indoor pool or enjoy a range of activities on the park from adventure play, nature trails, kids’ clubs and amusement arcade, sports court and crazy golf. PLEASE NOTE THAT TOWELS ARE NOT SUPPLIED. TOWELS ARE NOT SUPPLIED TO ANY CARAVANS ON SITE!!!

Caravan is situated next to a small wooded area. Guests have garden table and chairs with a swing seat. PLEASE NOTE THAT TOWELS CANNOT BE SUPPLIED. TOWELS ARE NOT SUPPLIED TO ANY CARAVANS ON SITE!!!

A short drive from Pitlochry, along a winding tree-lined road, hugging the River Tummel, lies the Queen' s View. This famous vantage point looks out over one of the most iconic panoramas in Scotland, directly to the west along Loch Tummel from where, on a clear day, you can sometimes see the mountains surrounding Glencoe by the West Coast. A popular destination since Victorian times, it is often thought that the location was named after Queen Victoria who did, in fact, visit in 1866 . However, it is more widely believed to have been named after Queen Isabella the 14th century wife of Robert the Bruce who used the spot as a resting place on her travels

Ideal for a family or a group of friends, Old Post Office is a pretty stone-built holiday cottage and, as the name implies, was the estate's own post office until the 1970s. It stands by a quiet road with spectacular views over Dunalastair Loch to the famous mountain, Schiehallion, half of which belongs to the estate. It has an enclosed garden with a stream running through it and there are walks directly from the cottage.

The cottage has a sitting room with sofas and easy chairs, a wood stove, a TV and WiFi and a hifi. The kitchen/dining room has all modern equipment. There are three bedrooms, one is a double with kingsize bed, one is a twin which can be converted to super-king and one is a twin which cannot be converted. There is one bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC. Heating is electric included in the rent.

Dunalastair Estate is a large family-owned and run highland estate in a National Scenic Area only two hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow. There are three lochs: Loch Tummel, Dunalastair Water and Loch Rannoch in the Rannoch area. The road goes west as far as Rannoch Station, the end of the road, where there is a famous tea room on the station platform. You can take a day-trip by train from here to Mallaig along the West Highland Line made famous by the Harry Potter films. The Rannoch area contains wild hills, birch woods, a remnant of the ancient Caledonian pine forest and an abundance of wildlife much of it quite rare, such as red squirrel, pine marten, otters, osprey, eagles, deer and much more. This is a very unspoilt area with quiet roads and lots of places to walk and cycle. The village of Kinloch Rannoch has two hotels and a cafe as well as a small general store.

Easily reached 2.6 miles west of A9, Blair Atholl 6 miles, Pitlochry 12 miles. Entire traditional warm, comfy wee double bedroom cottage in secluded rural location within own grounds behind the main house.Magnificent scenery and views with many wildlife sightings. Open fire, free logs,all normal household items supplied. Warm welcome from resident host.Pets welcome. Own car essential with good free parking beside cottage

Nearest neighbour 2 miles away ! Many walk options on own ground.In the real Highlands surrounded by hills and lochs .Good road connections with access to all parts of Scotland-North, South, East & West.

Idyllic rural setting and unique being very quiet though easily accessed from the B847 road. Uninterrupted views all around.

This fascinating small castle is close to the River Tummel, where you can fish for trout in season, and is full of character with a view over the river to Schiehallion mountain. Down by the riverbank there is a bonfire site where you can gather fallen branches and sit around the camp fire of an evening with family and friends. The garden is unenclosed so, being close to the river, small children should be supervised at all times. Dogs should be supervised when outside. There is a lovely walk along the river to the first hydro electric dam built in Scotland in the 1930s.

The house sleeps 8 in four bedrooms. On the ground floor, which is up some steps, there is a sitting room with sofas and easy chairs, TV and DVD player. Off this is the kitchen/dining room with all modern equipment. There is a twin bedroom with a shower/wet room adjacent with heated floor. On the first floor there is a small twin bedroom, a family bathroom with bath with shower over, basin and WC, and there is the master bedroom in the tower, overlooking the river, with four-poster bed. Off this is a steep, narrow stairs (curtained off from the main room) to the top tower room which has twin beds and wonderful views from the windows.

The area is a National Scenic Area with wonderful ancient pine forests, several lochs, magnificent hills and mountains to climb and excellent walking country. Very central for visiting attractions of all kinds in Scotland. Dunalastair Estate is a large family-owned and run highland estate only two hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow. There are three lochs: Loch Tummel, Dunalastair Water and Loch Rannoch in the Rannoch area. The road goes west as far as Rannoch Station, the end of the road, where there is a famous tea room on the station platform. You can take a day-trip by train from here to Mallaig along the West Highland Line made famous by the Harry Potter films. The Rannoch area contains wild hills, birch woods, a remnant of the ancient Caledonian pine forest and an abundance of wildlife much of it quite rare, such as red squirrel, pine marten, otters, osprey, eagles, deer and much more. This is a very unspoilt area with quiet roads and lots of places to walk and cycle.

The Lodge is set on the bank of a small Loch at the foot of the Schiehallion hills. An exceptionally rare and quiet retreat in an unspoilt corner of natural scottish countryside

Large open plan facilities with a high pitch ceiling. Plenty of space and room for large families

It's a rural location in a peaceful quiet setting, but plenty to do in the surrounding area

This is a newly refurbished holiday home that is in an amazing waterside location with fishing rights. Four bedrooms with high quality mattresses and bed linen guarantee you a restful sleep. New kitchen with six burner has hob make cooking a pleasure. Large utility for your belongings. Lounge with two walls of windows providing awesome yet private view of Loch Tummel. Large entertainment room with 7ft snooker table/ pool balls/ table tennis top, 58 inch TV with freesat channels, and many books.

On the ground floor, Maragdubh has a sitting room facing south with cosy open log fire, two sofas and easy chair, tables and lamps. The Dining Room is spacious and has dining table and chairs, sideboards and a view south. The galley-style Kitchen is next to the dining room and is fully equipped. The bathroom on the ground floor has a large bath, basin and WC. On the first floor is the large double bedroom with a kingsize four-poster bed, with wardrobe, chest of drawers and dressing-table and an en-suite shower room. This room has a wonderful view south. The large triple bedroom has three single beds (two can be converted to a superking), chest of drawers and a wardrobe. It has the same wonderful view south as the double. Heating is by storage heaters/smart electric radiators and cooking by electricity. All included in the rent. The garden is enclosed so suitable for dogs. However, there are sometimes sheep and cattle in the surrounding fields so care should be taken that dogs don't escape. If there are cows and calves in the field, dogs should not be walked down the drive, on or off the lead, as it is unfenced.

The house has a large sitting room and a large dining room, off which is a galley kitchen and a bathroom with bath, basin and WC. Upstairs there is a master bedroom with four-poster bed with en suite shower room. The other bedroom has three single beds, two of which can be made into a super-king.

Dunalastair Estate is a large family-owned and run highland estate in a National Scenic Area only two hours from Edinburgh and Glasgow. There are three lochs: Loch Tummel, Dunalastair Water and Loch Rannoch in the Rannoch area. The road goes west as far as Rannoch Station, the end of the road, where there is a famous tea room on the station platform. You can take a day-trip by train from here to Mallaig along the West Highland Line made famous by the Harry Potter films. The Rannoch area contains wild hills, birch woods, a remnant of the ancient Caledonian pine forest and an abundance of wildlife much of it quite rare, such as red squirrel, pine marten, otters, osprey, eagles, deer and much more. This is a very unspoilt area with quiet roads and lots of places to walk and cycle. The village of Kinloch Rannoch has two hotels and a cafe as well as a small general store.

This delightful holiday home for 4 has been restored to a very high standard yet retaining its character. It has attractive furnishings and all modern equipment. Balmore is ideal for a couple on honeymoon or wanting a peaceful break away from it all, or for two couples or for a family as there is plenty of room yet it is cosy and warm. There is a large light and airy L-shaped sitting room/dining room with large picture window. A sofa and easy chairs are gathered around the wood-burning stove. You will find plenty of books and puzzles to interest you and a TV with Sky, DVD player and radio. The dining area includes a pine table and chairs and sideboard. The double bedroom has a king-size draped four-poster bed and pine dressing table and cupboards. The bathroom is adjacent which has tub, basin and WC. The twin bedroom, with two single beds, dressing table and wardrobes has an en-suite shower room with shower, basin and WC. The Kitchen is very well equipped with cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and there is a utility room next door with W.C., washing machine and tumble dryer. Heating is by storage/convector heaters and woodburning stove. Cooking is by electricity. Electricity is included in rent. There is off-road parking for two cars in the enclosed garden. There is wooden garden furniture where you can sit and savour the peace and quiet and enjoy watching the birds and animals in the surrounding woods and fields. The cottage is just off a quiet road with views across fields and hills and south to Schiehallion. You can see all manner of birds and animals around the cottage such as deer, hares, partridges, pheasants, red squirrels, eagles, buzzards to name but a few. The village of Kinloch Rannoch is about 2.5 miles where there are hotels, shop and cafe. A free fishing permit is included so you can fish for trout or pike on the river and, on Dunalastair Loch (a short distance away by car), where you can fish for trout only. Boat fishing only on the loch. A tennis court is available for guests use, with rackets and balls.

The cottage lies on a huge family-owned and run highland estate where there are plenty of places to walk and savour the views and spy the wildlife such as red squirrels, osprey, otters, deer, pine marten, eagles and so much more

Dunalastair lies in a National Scenic Area. It is off the beaten track and yet very accessible to a huge number of attractions from castles to distilleries, gardens to white water rafting. There are dark skies so you can savour the starlit nights and clean air which is shown by the huge variety of lichen growing here.

Riverside 3 Bed Lodge Situated on Tummel Valley Holiday Park.

Situated on Tummel Valley Holiday Park, our modern luxury lodge has access to all of the on-site facilities including swimming pool,bar, restaurant, games room,Wi-Fi,shop and child friendly play park. The lodge is in a peaceful retreat, surrounded by breathtaking scenery,with all the amenities of Pitlochry nearby. This modern and well equipped lodge has a master bedroom with en-suite shower room. Two further bedrooms each with twin beds. Separate bathroom with overbath shower and full central heating throughout. The open plan living/dining kitchen comes fully equipped with Oven, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer and Dishwasher. Television and DVD/CD player. Double glazed and centrally heated with gas fire in living area. Separate Utility room with washer/drier. Verandah with patio furniture. No Pets and No Smoking.

Balintuim Cottage enjoys an enviable elevated position with open views south over Loch Tummel and the mountains of Faragan and Schiehallion beyond. Surrounded by undulating fields of grazing sheep and cattle Balintuim Cottage makes the perfect base for a peaceful, rural holiday in Perthshire. This much loved cottage has been restored over recent years by the architect owner and his family and the property includes the three-bedroom cottage, several barns and various un-roofed ruins.

There is a small lochan with many rare wildflowers and plenty of room for parking, dining out and games.  A large outdoor table with benches and  sun umbrella is located just outside the kitchen and a fire pit is ready for bonfires.  The cottage has an unusual double height kitchen (electric cooker, microwave, fridge and dishwasher) dining table seating six and direct access to the garden. The sitting room has ample comfortable seating and a cosy wood burning stove (initial supply of logs provided). The downstairs bedroom has a king-size bed and en-suite shower room. Upstairs there are two twin bedded rooms cosily set within the pitch of  the roof and a large carpeted family bathroom with shower over the bath.  There is also a handy utility room on the ground floor with a boot racks,  outdoor clothes hanging, a second microwave, a second fridge and a freezer.  All bedding and towels provided

Beautiful 5* Luxury Lodge with huge hotel style decking, at the foothills of Scotland's magical mountain; Schiehallion. Nearby:15mins Aberfeldy,12mins Kenmore, 20mins Kinloch Rannoch,35mins Pitlochry. Magical space with private loch, deer, swans, Canadian geese, Oyster catchers, ducks, rabbits, otters and stunning walks. Within 15mins, cycling, fishing at Loch Tay, 3 golf courses and a variety of local restaurants. Fun in the sunny decking, enjoying the stunning views. Pet friendly.

Elk Lodge is situated in the heart of Scotland, making it an ideal location as a base, less than 2hrs drive from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, Stirling, Aberdeen, Dundee, Aviemore, Braemar, Inverness, Glencoe, Fort William, Oban, the Isles and the glorious west coast. Glen Lyon, Sma' Glen, Loch Tay, Loch Earn, Aberfeldy, Kenmore, Kinloch Rannoch and Pitlochry are close by. Sitting in the foothills of the spectacular mystical munro (over 3553ft high), Schiehallion, the first of the famous Scottish munros (called Fairy Hill by the locals) may also be the most famous mountain in the history of science. 1 of only 5 quartz crystal mountains on the planet, in 1774 the Astronomer Royal, Nevil Maskelyne, used it to measure the Earth's mass from the deflection of a plumb line held at various points on the mountain. Bedrooms have very comfy thick mattress beds, en-suite shower and WC. Both rooms fitted with a blackout blind to ensure you sleep like a log. A hair dryer, tea, coffee and kettle are provided in your room. Shower gel and shampoo/conditioner also complimentary. Stunning views of the loch, countryside and wildlife from the livingroom/dining/kitchen and HUGE decking area means there is plenty space in which to relax in peace. A perfect writers/golfers/walkers/hill-walkers/mountain bikers/nature lovers retreat. The area is full of the romance of Sir Walter Scott and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert shot his first stag in these mountains. He fell in love with the Highlands, and then came the Scottish tourists. White water rafting, beautiful walks, cycling, fishing on Loch Tay, and golf are all available close by. Many sites of huge significance across all aspects of Scottish life and history, from ancient crannogs and stone circles to historic buildings with castles such as Castle Menzies, Taymouth Castle, Drummond Castle, with its world famous gardens, ten minutes walk on foot from the house, featured in the film Rob Roy. Also the mystical Fortingall Church and 5,000 Yew Tree are only 15mins away. There is a multitude of places with live Celtic bands and piper music for those who want to sing and dance into the wee hours. And for those who would like to partake in a wee dram or two, there are many local Whisky Distilleries such as Dewar’s of Aberfeldy, Edradour and Dalwhinnie within 15mins to 50mins away. So, whatever your interests, hillwalking, cycling, watersports, history, golf, music, the arts, whisky - or you just want to get away from it all for a while - it's all here at Elk Lodge.

Braes of Foss is a newly renovated farmhouse and is all that now remains of an early 18th century township. This working hill farm sits at 1200ft above sea level amidst stunning Highland Perthshire scenery; the nearest neighbouring property is at least 3km away. Sitting literally at the foot of the famous Munro Schiehallion (In gaelic Sith Chailleann which means 'fairy hill of the Caledonians'), Braes of Foss Farm provides a wonderfully peaceful escape.

There are 4 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms at the property. 1 bathroom & bedroom is situated on the ground floor

Close to both Kinloch Rannoch & Aberfeldy. 25 minutes to kenmore and loch Tay.

This charming former crofter`s cottage enjoys a peaceful, rural location with wonderful views of the surrounding hills. Inside, Cuiltaloskin Cottage has been lovingly restored and offers cosy, comfortable and relaxing accommodation, the perfect base for a holiday in the highlands.

Spacious entrance porch / boot room. Large well-equipped kitchen diner (dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, combination microwave, electric oven and hob) with wood burning stove and exposed beams, charming sitting room with timber floors and ample comfortable seating ( TV and DVD). Upstairs – double bedroom, twin bedroom (beds can be joined to make double bed) and family bathroom. Electric, heating and logs are included. Wi-Fi available Bed Linen and towels are provided Sorry no smoking.

The lodge is about fifty minutes from Gleneagles and so is ideally placed for the Solheim Cup. It is surrounded by amazing scenery. You’ll love the lodge because it is comfortable and spacious and also because of the lovely views. The wildlife can be good to watch.

Guests have access to the lodge. It is spacious and well laid out, with a large open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area. The views form this area are quite lovely, with deer in the deer park easily seen. The bedrooms and en suites ensure privacy.

The lodge is near to the Schiehallion mountain, which has a good access path. Care should always be taken in Scotland at any time of the year when heading up any mountain as the weather can change very quickly. We are also close to some of the best scenery in Scotland. Loch Tay and the villages of Kenmore and Aberfeldy are also a short drive away.

Beautifully renovated stone cottage secluded in its own valley with stunning views to Shiehallion in Highland Perthshire. Guests can enjoy the complete silence and wildlife, walk monroes from the doorstep or relax around the indoor barbecue.

Moulin Vaddie is truly one of the most magical and unique cottages in Scotland surrounded by mountains, burns, forests and set in its own valley with stunning views of Highland Perthshire. It is closely situated to Pitlochry, Aberfeldy and Blair Atholl so there are plenty of activities in the vicinity such as golf, sightseeing and horse riding - there is also boating and fishing and tennis available within a couple of miles. Skiing in Aviemore is also possible in a day. Children can roam safely and freely over the countryside and usually get lost for hours at the swing in the field or down at the burn below the cottage. This cottage suits people that literally want to escape from it all - there is no TV reception nor wifi but you can get mobile phone reception! A break at Moulin Vaddie is one of the most restorative, invigorating and beautiful times you can possibly have and will leave you with very special memories for life.

Foss House is the perfect house for family holidays and gatherings. It is a beautiful, characterful country house located in one of the most scenic parts of Perthshire. Benefiting from stunning views down Loch Tummel, a lovely, large private garden and hot tub, the house has recently been renovated, and is perfect for those looking for an escape to the country. Convenient for many outdoor activities and for both Pitlochry and Aberfeldy - Enchanted Forest, Festival Theatre, shops and restaurants

Situated nine miles from Pitlochry, Foss House can accommodate parties of up to 12 guests. The house has recently undergone extensive refurbishment to create an idyllic country home. Renovations included the provision of new bathrooms, providing three of the bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The kitchen has been modernised and expanded to create an open plan kitchen/dining area, featuring the original Rayburn stove and walk in pantry. The ground floor also comprises an additional dining room, formal sitting room, master bedroom with en-suite and snug room with a double sofa bed, which is perfect for groups with children. Externally, the grounds of Foss House extend to 2.2 acres, with guests able to enjoy the stone garden with beautiful views over Loch Tummel, as well as the large pond and burn located at the bottom of the garden. The addition of new decking and hot tub provides further opportunity to relax and take in the peaceful surroundings.

Foss House is situated in one of the most picturesque areas of Perthshire, with views down the Loch Tummel valley. The location is ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The mountain of Schiehallion, which is famous for it's breathtaking views across Perthshire, is located 10 minutes to the South West of the house. There are numerous mountains, hills and trails all around making it the perfect destination for those who enjoy walking and exploring the outdoors. Loch Tummel provides opportunities for fishing and sailing. Loch Tummel sailing club is five minutes walk away. Pitlochry and Aberfeldy are both easily accessible and offer numerous attractions, activities and places to eat and drink.

Our much-loved family holiday home is set at the top of Glen Errochty providing beautiful views from the garden. A tranquil retreat, perfect for relaxing and reading, walking and watching the wildlife or out and about on a bike or boat.

A traditional semi-detached cottage surrounded by 3 sides of private garden and spectaculars views down Glen Errochty. Originally a forester’s cottage, that has been enjoyed by our family and friends for 4 generations. Only 90 minutes from Edinburgh or Inverness and 30 minutes North West of Pitlochry, the cottage is located at a secluded spot 6 miles off the A9. A magnificent drive from Calvine, the cottage looks back towards some of Scotland's most attractive scenery.

Drumcroy is a small community of 8 semi-detached croft cottages with friendly locals who live there all year round. We hope your stay we will be quiet and relaxing and with that we trust that in return you will respect this peaceful and rural community The beautiful landscape provides a backdrop for amazing walks from the doorstep to more energetic activities you can find at local outward bound centres inc. mountain biking, canoeing, sailing and skiing…. when there is snow. Aviemore and Rothiemurchus, both set in the Cairngorms National Park provide a whole host of outdoor fun and are around 1hrs drive away. If culture is higher on the list then there is the Blair Atholl Castle and gardens, Pitlochry Festival Theatre and Edradour distillery within 30min. For a bit of retail therapy, there is one of Scotland’s finest department stores ‘House of Bruar’ within a 20 minute drive. They have an astonishing array of clothes and for foodies they have a fantastic food hall stocked with Scotland’s finest produce including an award-winning butcher.

2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and comfortable separate guest sitting room with separate guest entrance. 20 mins drive from Pitlochry. Stunning views of Loch Tummel. Former farm building conversion with impressive garden. Cosy and rural. Great for couples and solo adventurers. *RATE INCLUSIVE OF BREAKFAST!*

Clachan Farmhouse overlooks some spectacular Perthshire countryside. This recently renovated farmhouse features four spacious bedrooms in addition to a spacious kitchen, 2 living rooms, and a utility room where you can store muddy boots after a days exploring. Clachan Farmhouse is part of Atholl Estates so guests have exclusive access to information on how to enjoy exploring our wide range of activities and way marked trails and guests also enjoy free access to Blair Castle during their stay.

The lodge is a 10 minute drive to Blair Castle where you can visit 750 years of history over 30 rooms on a self guided tour, you will also find the Castle shop selling Scottish products and the Tullibardine Restaurant serving hot and cold food, specialty teas and coffees and home baking. The lodge is 2 miles from the House of Bruar and 10 miles from Pitlochry. Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness are all within 90 minutes. Atholl estates has activities available to book via the website and other accommodation options available.

A beautiful 17th century highland cottage providing cosy and comfortable self catering accommodation in Trinafour, in the heart of Scottish Highlands of Perthshire. Please note I may need 24 hours notice to make preparations for any reservation.

The cottage is set in a delightful rural setting adjacent to the Errochty Water, with only the sounds of the birds and the river. This 17th century rustic cottage, though completely refurbished is completely away from it all, yet only five miles away from Blair Atholl. Our home has oil fired central heating and hot water, iron, ironing board, towels and linin, TV and DVD (No TV Reception in this area), dishwasher, microwave, oven, washing machine, tumble dryer and wifi. There are local shops in Blair Atholl and Kinnoch Rannoch. There are many beautiful place to take a walk in the country in this part of Highland Perthshire. Great for a family day out. Pitlochry, just 18 miles away, and benefiting from many shops and tourist attractions. The nearest supermarket, the Co-op can be found in Pitlochry. The nearest Pub and Restaurant is "The Struan Inn" which is 5 miles down the road at Struan, which typical Scottish dishes. Please make reservations for dinner.

Set across from the cottage is the Trinafour Bridge, where General George Wade between 1728 and 1730 built his Military Road across this bridge from Dunkeld to Inverness.

Our old forrest workers cottage is semi-detached and sits back from the road in a cluster of six homes. Surrounded by lovely landscape on the border of highland Perthshire and the Cairngorm National Park. This is the ideal get away and comes complete with our lovable cat Boo, Barra our Collie and our 5 hens who are there for your pleasure. Agathe is around on week days and John at the weekend. You have the use of a bedroom and the rest of the house.

Super quiet location only 15 minutes from the A9 main route

25min to Pitlochry, house of bruar is our local shop 😋