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This is a beautiful traditional cottage with modern facilities situated in the heart of Perthshire. You will enjoy the private use of a bedroom and bathroom - both bedrooms offer privacy, comfort, and charm. Within easy access are a host of incredible places to visit including many top visitor attractions. Walkers, climbers, skiers, cyclists, golfers, fishers, those interested in exploring and those who just want to "chill" will be well catered for and made most welcome.

Glenkilrie Cottage has rural charm and privacy and yet is very centrally located. In summer enjoy the sun trap patio in the evening, in winter enjoy the cosiness of the wood burning stove. Rural walks, history, magnificent golf courses, historic buildings, rivers to fish, lanes to cycle... so much to do. A great base for events such as the Scottish Game Fair, Rewind Festival Perth, Perth Festival of the Arts, various Highland Games, the Enchanted Forest experience, and the British Open when it comes to St Andrews.

Glenkilrie is a part of Woodside, a tiny village on the edge of Burrelton. This area abounds with fruit growing fields in the summer where strawberries and raspberries can be purchased at the roadside freshly picked from the adjacent fields. It is known for its rivers, beautiful golf courses, and cycling and walking routes. In winter, it is only a short drive from the ski slopes of Glenshee.

Our modern, contemporary garden apartment comprises one double bedroom, with king size sleigh bed, a living area with large bed/settee, SMART Satellite TV and a spacious, well equipped kitchen/dining area. A nicely set up acoustic guitar is also available. Double doors lead to a spacious, rear garden where guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor seating areas, a gas BBQ and a children’s trampoline. There is a spacious parking area and secure motorcycle parking is also available.

Integrated into our home the garden apartment is nonetheless fully self contained with its own entrance. Guests have use of the garden with various seating areas and private spaces.

Easter Bendochy is in a peaceful, picturesque setting, nestled in the Vale of Strathmore, a short walk from the river Isla some 4 miles from the centre of Blairgowrie along quiet, cycle friendly roads. Blairgowrie is a year round holiday destination boasting arguably the finest golf course in Scotland with hunting, shooting, fishing, walking, cycling, climbing, all manner of water-sports and seasonal skiing all easily accessible. We are ideally positioned to visit historic Scone and Perth, ancient Dunkeld and bonnie Dundee, host to Scotland’s very own V&A Design Museum. St Andrews, the home of golf and the prestigious Gleneagles golf resort are both within easy reach as is Glenshee ski lift station and the Cairngorms National Park. Incidentally, we also have whisky.

Situated at the foot of Dunsinnan Hill, this recently renovated beautiful cottage in rural Perthshire is more than a 100years old. It is a great place to relax and is ideal for hill walkers with beautiful countryside in this area. It is well located for Carse of Gowrie wedding venues - Fingask, Errol Park and Guardswell Farm all within 15 minutes from Cottage. Collace is very near to Dundee and Perth both approx 20 minutes away. A car is essential as there is no public transport.

Newly renovated country cottage, bright and airy with log burning stove. Logs supplied.

Penthouse flat on 3rd floor with scenic views of Ericht river. Please be aware before booking that there are three flights of stairs with no lift access . The flat has two floors, with one bedroom on the lower floor. Bedrooms have an en-suite with shower only. There is a sofabed on the mezzanine . An air mattress, foldaway bed /toddler bed and travel cot are available as well as a highchair. Breakfast ingredients are provided to prepare at your leisure.

The flat has a great view of the river from the balcony as well as a lot of birds. Local supermarket is 650yards and there are a lot of lovely restaurants and pubs within walking distance. There are great places to walk and a few golf courses within a few miles.

The flat is located in the heart of Tayside, close proximity to Perth and Dundee. Glamis castle apparently the most haunted castle in Scotland is 15miles away. There is are great walk along the river within a stones throw

Pictland Loft has two single beds in bedroom. Kitchen is fitted with underfloor heating, fridge washing machine, kettle, microwave and iron. Toilet has underfloor heating too, vanity unit and electric shower in Quadrant. We also offer an outside shed which has gas B.B.Q and secure space to store bikes, outdoor clothes etc, additionally there is patio set for guest use . We are in rural location with outlook over fields to hills.

Our Loft lends itself to couples. The kitchen and Bedroom are fitted with usb charging/power points . Lounge has remote controlled heating /lighting T.V with DVD /radio.The shed is helpful in storing sporting equipment, or enjoy a B.B.Q in sheltered area.

We are ideally placed for Hill walking, biking, fishing, shooting as well as being 15mins from the culture of Dundee AND Perth. Snow sports are 45min away at Glenshee.

Millbank Cottage is located in Rosemount, a very peaceful place on outskirts of Blairgowrie. This over 120 years old building has recently been transformed into a cosy one bedroom house, with a light and airy kitchen living space. Outside of the house is a two car parking spot and a large garden.

The bedroom can be set with either one king size bed or two single beds. In the living room is a comfy sofa bed for two guests.

The cottage is located in a very quiet area, around 20 min walking distance to the town centre.

Fordyce is right next to a fine old church with magnificent spire. The room is large with comfortable double bed, wardrobes, wifi, table and chairs, bookcases, local info and tea/coffee making facilities. Blair is an attractive central location for golfers, walkers, cyclists and skiers, with complex landscape, archaeology and culture. It is also a handy stopping off place on the way between Edinburgh Airport and Skye, Aberdeen, Inverness and the Highlands.

As I'm a writer, the house is full of books, which visitors are welcome to browse. One of the things I write about is contemporary art and this is reflected in the decor of the house. A peregrine falcon used to perch on top of the neighbouring church spire, but hasn't been seen lately. However, a couple of bats emerge from the spire at dusk and a hedgehog is a regular visitor to the garden. Everyone is welcome, whether it's for local work, touring Scotland, getting away from it all, or exploring the local area.

Blairgowrie is a bustling, traditional Scottish town, with a population of 10,000, nestling on the banks of the River Ericht. People used to work in waterside mills. Now 'Castle Water' is the town's principle employer. Blair has a range of independent shops (butcher's, fish, deli, antiques), as well as a range of cafés, pubs and restaurants. Wetherspoon's operates from what used to be a branch of Woolworths. Little's is a superb fish restaurant in a converted church. Other fine dining options include the Meiklour Arms (with shooting and fishing associations) and Ballathie House Hotel on the Tay. Getting back to basics, Sainsbury's is one minute walk away, while a large Tesco is a 5-minute stroll. This part of Perthshire is a great place for hiking, cycling, and touring by car. The surrounding landscape contains lovely walks (the Cateran Trail), incorporating woods, farmland, lochs, hills, rivers, stone circles, museums (several with unique collections of Pictish stones) and castles. Some of the richest people in the UK have property in Perthshire, often in large estates. Thankfully, the Right to Roam legislation means that these estates (and land in general) can be walked through by the public. The River Tay and its branches, (Ericht and Isla) contain dramatic gorges as well as meandering plains where the river is flanked by floodbanks made centuries ago by monks from Coupar Angus (5 miles away). Blairgowrie is particularly proud of its landscaped golf course, Rosemount, one of the finest inland courses in the UK. There are quaint towns nearby, including Kirriemuir, birthplace of JM Barrie, creator of 'Peter Pan'; and Dunkeld, with its old cathedral, rolling River Tay and a museum dedicated to Beatrix Potter, who used to holiday there. The 20-minute drive to Dunkeld is studded with lovely lochs, including Loch of the Lowes where ospreys nest. Glamis Castle, birthplace of the Queen Mother, is also a relatively short drive.

Welcome to Sunnyhall Cottage Bothy! The Bothy is a small, but perfectly formed, newly renovated residence. Set in the beautiful area of Lundie, this little dwelling is full of charm and personality. It sits alongside our own cottage so as well as having the privacy of your own self catering living space, there is usually someone about should you have any questions or require any assistance. The setting is tranquil, with beautiful walks but it is also within easy reach of Dundee and Perth.

The Bothy is at the end of a private road so there is no passing traffic and plenty car parking space. We do have dogs and they are often just out and about working away with us. We have three Cocker Spaniels (very friendly) and two Pyrenean Sheepdogs (fairly timid but they can bark at strangers). We welcome dogs but as this is a very small house, we would prefer you to provide us with details prior to booking. The Bothy has a comfortable living space/kitchen area, complete with a wood burner, TV, cooker/microwave and fridge freezer. There is a large shower area and the bedroom has a comfortable king size bed. There is a small storage room, perfect for boots and jackets and next to the central heating boiler, just in case you need to dry anything off. There is no washing machine but our own machine can be used on request. WiFi is now available in The Bothy.

This is a very special area, close to town yet off the beaten track. Wildlife is literally on our doorstep. We regularly see roe deer, red squirrels and ospreys in the fields, woodland and loch areas. In this area there is something for all. Go walking in the surrounding area or the beautiful Angus Glens. Glamis Castle and grounds are a short drive away. Visit attractions in Dundee such as the V & A, the RRS Discovery or Verdant Works. Visit Broughty Ferry and enjoy traditional music at The Fisherman’s Tavern on a Thursday evening, enjoy one of the many restaurants or indulge in fish and chips or ice cream sitting by the beach. For the golfing enthusiast, there are many courses in the area. The championship courses at Carnoustie, St Andrews and Gleneagles are all within reach by car. Auchterhouse Country sports is a five minute drive away and offers Clay Pigeon Shooting, Quad Bike Trecks and Archery. Information on local attractions and amenities will be in The Bothy.

Part of a former manor house built in 1789, this private cottage is located in a delightful walled garden only a couple of minutes walk from the town centre. A woodburning stove has been recently installed. The property is ideally located to enjoy the best of Perthshire and has easy access onto the Cateran Trail. Perth and Dundee are both easily accessible and 30 minutes will take you to the ski slopes of Glenshee.

Honeysuckle Cottage is ideally situated in the heart of Blairgowrie to enjoy the best of Perthshire. The spacious lounge has two large sofas and a big flat screen TV, and a cosy woodburing stove. The dining kitchen is fully equipped for your enjoyment and has a cooker with hob, a dishwasher, a washing machine and a large table for up to 6 guests. Both of the bedrooms are located on the first floor and each have a modern en suite shower room. The garden is fully enclosed and is a private space to enjoy outdoor dining. Children and pets can run free. Up to 2 well behaved dogs are welcome.

Honeysuckle Cottage is located in the established Rosemount area of Blairgowrie and is set within large walled grounds giving a totally private feel. Leave through the rear gate and a 10 minute walk takes you to the heart of the town with its many shops, restaurants and bars.

Modern 3 storey 2 double( master en suite) and 1 twin/ double( optional), dining kitchen, bathroom, utility and ground floor and first floor toilets. Sitting room and master bedroom have balconies overlooking park and River Ericht and integral single garage + off street parking. Full gas central heating and double glazing. A cosy house with a view and only 3 minutes walking distance from the town centre and 1 1/2 miles from the Blairgowrie championship golf courses. ( Rosemount & Lansdowne )

Large, comfortable double bedroom with seating area and en-suite bathroom. A fridge, coffee/tea making facilities, TV and Wi-Fi are all provided in room. There is also a guest lounge with books, tourist information and games for your use. Secure on drive parking and safe storage is available for golf, fishing and ski equipment etc. A pleasant ten minute stroll along the river into the centre of Blairgowrie and within easy driving distance to the Cairngorms, Perth, Dundee and Pitlochry.

We only use environmentally friendly cleaning materials, toiletries and we avoid using single use plastics. Kintrae House is a loving family home consisting of Lindsey, Ally, our son Brodie and Buddy the very friendly Labradoodle with the wonky leg.

14 miles to Glen shee ski resort...Clean, large new house. 3 bathrooms, share all facilities: kitchen, dining room, living room; telephone, Internet, Jacuzzi. Big garage, a lot of space, include parking. .. Friendly home atmosphere. Quiet nature surrounding. 15 min walk to the centre of the town and next to the bus stop.

Always warm and friendly! Surrounded by the trees and the singing birds

Greenbrae cottage is perfectly located to explore Perthshire and other towns and cities nearby; St Andrews and Edinburgh are only an hour away by car! There are many top visitor attractions within easy traveling distance so whether it’s golfing, cycling, walking, fishing, skiing, or culture you’re looking for, there’s something for everyone!

The cosy sitting room has a comfy sofa, 2 lounge chairs, coal fire, and smart TV with Sky. The large homely kitchen provides dining for 4 people, however, if the weather is good, why don’t you eat outside in the lovely enclosed garden? The kitchen is fully equipped for your convenience. WiFi is available throughout the cottage.

Greenbrae cottage sits on the village green in Burrelton, which itself is located right in the heart of Scotland, approximately 20 mins from Perth & Dundee, and around 60 mins to Edinburgh and St Andrews by car. Burrelton is a small village with a lively community spirit, a small convenience shop, butchers shop, and the village pub is right at the center of the local community.

Pinewood Cottage is nestled in the leafy Rosemont area of Blairgowrie. The cottage is newly decorated and furnished with quality furnishings from John Lewis and a Victorian antique bed. The cottage is tucked away from the road and offers a secluded setting. There is a large shared parking area and a patio with a comfy outdoor sofa for you to relax on. We are a two minute drive away from Blairgowrie Golf Club. There are excellent links to Dundee, Perth, Dunkeld and skiing at Glenshee

Pinewood Cottage is an upside down house. There are two bedrooms and a large shower room downstairs. Upstairs is completely open plan and has a really lovely, homely feel to it. The kitchen is new and fully equipped. It has a built in washing machine and dishwasher. There is also a dining area to the kitchen. The lounge area is newly carpeted and offers a sofa and snuggle seat to cosy up in. There is a Sony television with freeview. The area also has a Juliet balcony which is nice to open and listen to the birds.

Rosemount is a lovely area, it's very leafy and quiet. There is a championship golf course just around the corner and some really lovely walks. There is a good range of restaurants and cafes in the area. The Cateran Cafe and the Meikleour Arms we highly recommend you visit. Also the highly regarded Littles seafood restaurant is located just across the river in Rattray. The local area offers fantastic opportunities for a wide range of outdoor activities including walking, golf, skiing, cycling and fishing.

Boot Cottage is located in a quiet area, 5 minutes walk from the centre of Blairgowrie. The town itself is a great place to explore the surrounding area of Perthshire from, with many great attractions within travelling distance!

Guests have access to the whole cottage and private garden.

Wooden , chalet style lodge located on a small family run site in the heart of Perthshire. The Cabin has a fully equipped galley kitchen, open plan living and dining area . A shower room comprising of Shower cubicle, WC and hand basin. One bedroom with two single beds. The cabin's interior has been wooden clad giving a cosy feel , plenty of windows overlooking our lovely grounds and french doors open onto a small raised patio area.

High quality family/pet friendly accommodation in quiet/private grounds on edge of town. Recently refurbished with 2 double bedrooms, bath/rain head shower. Living room with smart TV/books/board games. Newly fitted fully equip'd kitchen with d/washer & washer/dryer. Garden to woods/fields/lochs. Private parking/ Free wifi. Fab scenery, castles and palaces, distilleries + walks/cycling & golf galore. 30mins Perth/Dundee for great shops/restos/bar/culture incl. the new V&A Museum of Design.

Pool and spa bath/hot tub are not on site but we have arranged complimentary access for you at the Angus Hotel's leisure facilities (approx. 2 miles / 3 km)

Description from owner - located in secluded grounds on the edge of Blairgowrie in Perthshire the Lodge at Eastwood offers a high standard of holiday accommodation for 4-6 people. Accommodation: our recently refurbished cottage offers guests both style and comfort with two double/twin bedrooms both with large comfy beds, crisp white linen and luxury toppers, fluffy towels, hot water bottles and ample storage space. The bathroom has a roll top bath and rain head shower and the cosy and stylish living room has seating for 6 with sofa/ sofa bed & chaise plus smart TV and a range of books and board games. Our beautiful newly installed and fully equipped kitchen includes dishwasher & washer/dryer plus dining area and a separate entrance/exit to the private garden with BBQ and outdoor seating that leads onto the estate gardens and woods and the fields, hills and lochs beyond. There is parking for 2-3 cars and complimentary WiFi throughout. The lodge is both family friendly and pet friendly but, due to there being horses in the field, dogs must be kept on a lead when outside the house N.B. dogs are not allowed in the bedrooms. Area: located in a lovely, quiet and tranquil situation next to woods on the edge of Blairgowrie in Perthshire, the Lodge at Eastwood is easily accessible from the 5 roads that lead from Glasgow/Edinburgh/Perth in the south, Dundee/Aberdeen in the north and Dunkeld/Inverness in the east. The lodge is surrounded by woodlands with plenty of local walks through the vale of Strathmore and the foothills of the Cairngorms (including one of Scotland's 'Great Trails' the circular 103km/64 mile fully waymarked 'Cateran Trail' which can, thankfully, be tackled in stages!) These quiet country lanes are also great for cycling being on the doorstep of the Strathmore Cycle Network. The Lodge at Eastwood is the perfect base for exploring Perthshire and Royal Deeside with all it offers in terms of dramatic mountains (Glenshee/Cairngorms National Park), stunning castles and palaces (Glamis / Balmoral), distilleries (Percie Gin / Edradour ) and golf galore (Blairgowrie Golf Course and it's championship courses are on our doorstep). What's more we are only a half hour drive to both Perth and Dundee for a diverse range of restaurants, pubs, cocktail bars and music venues plus the newly opened V&A Scottish Museum of Design. Eating and Drinking: in Blairgowrie itself there is a large Tesco supermarket plus convience stores and there is a fab range of restaurants, cafés, bars in Blairgowrie itself including the usual take aways (Chinese, Indian, Pizza) all of which will deliver.

Wonderful views across the rolling Angus countryside and glens, great walking, hills and coastline, outdoor pursuits, golf, skiing, wildlife, history and culture - take your pick, a holiday at Kinpurnie Hill View offers a scenic base for leisure, or business in the area. This spacious, comfortable three bedroom bungalow set in the quiet village of Newtyle, is only twenty minutes from Dundee, Blairgowrie and Perth, and well connected to the major Scottish cities for air and rail connections.

Kinpurnie Hill View is a bungalow which sits at the entrance to a quiet cul de sac. There is a driveway offering off road parking for up to three vehicles and a good size garden encloses the property on three sides. Inside the well appointed property you will find all you need for a comfortable, relaxing stay. The spacious property has gas central heating and is fully double glazed. Wi-Fi, DVD player and freeview television (32 inch tv) are available for guests to enjoy. The property is ideal for families with or without children or for groups of friends enjoying a break. The location also makes Kinpurnie Hill View a great base for business visitors to this part of Scotland. There are three good sized bedrooms, one ensuite double, another double and one twin bedded room. All bedrooms have fully fitted wardrobes and drawers for storage. There is a family bathroom and a separate cloakroom. For families with young children, a travel cot with sheets, booster highchair seat, and baby/toddler seat as well as other necessary equipment like baby safety gate, plug socket covers and toys are provided. The spacious sitting room enjoys double aspect views over Kinpurnie Hill with its landmark tower and the surrounding farmland. There is ample seating for six guests, and a gas fire for chillier evenings and a cosy atmosphere. The large kitchen/dining room has all new white goods including a washer/drier/dishwasher, microwave etc. It is also equipped with cooking equipment and tea, coffee and shortbread on arrival are complimentary. Pets are also welcome and sure to enjoy the local walks. We do ask though that pets are not allowed in bedrooms or on soft furnishings. Apologies, this is a non smoking property. Smokers, we would ask that you smoke outside. *************When booking, please send us a message to specify how many beds you require us to make up for your arrival. ************ Please follow us on social media Facebook for interesting posts about local area https://www.facebook.com/KinpurnieHilView/

Kinpurnie Hill View is located in the quiet village of Newtyle nestled between the Sidlaw Hills. The property has beautiful views over Kinpurnie Hill, and the surrounding farmland. The area offers a fantastic network of walking paths, many of which follow the route of the old railway line. The house is within one minute's walking distance from the pub, a hub for the local community offering home cooked meals and regular entertainments. Newtyle offers most essential amenities to visitors including a shop with post office, butcher's shop, and local play park with football pitch. Newtyle's central location mean that many parts of Scotland including the major cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen are easily available for a day trip. Highland Perthshire, Royal Deeside and the Cairngorms National Park as well as the Kingdom Of Fife are all within reach. There are activities available for all interests: locally produced food and drinks; stately homes such as Glamis Castle and Scone Palace are close by and galleries and museums including the brand new V&A in Dundee, extensive outdoor pursuits including walking, fishing, skiing and for the more adventurous white water rafting and canyoning are all available nearby; Golfing enthusiasts will find themselves well located for the major courses at Carnoustie, St Andrews and Gleneagles as well as many others in stunning locations; Beach lovers will find some amazing white sand stretches and dunes, cliffs and rock pools across the Angus and Fife coastlines.

Bright spacious Victorian 1 bedroom appartment located on the ground floor. Potential to sleep 4, close to all amenities. Walking distance from the town centre.Blairgowrie is a beautiful little Scottish town with lots of interesting shops and places to enjoy food. Staying here is the gateway to the Highlands. Also St Andrews the home of golf. Blairgowrie has a fantastic golf course. And nearby places of interest include Braemar.Glenshee ski resort.

The apartment is spacious but cosy it's very near the town but it's tucked away in a lovely quiet area.Its accessed from the street and there is always parking available.There is a large fantastic storage shelter with lighting to store all your outdoor tack safely.

A Renovated working former flax mill dating back to 1864-5 situated on the banks of the river Ericht Blairgowrie has been beautifully converted to include this stunning 2 bedroom flat with stunning views Free car park spaces Pet friendly Smoking outside ⛳ golf courses 🎣 fishing permits available contact Kate Fleming Glenshee ⛷ skiing Balmoral castle 20 miles 🐕 great dog walking area Close by Dundee 20 min drive Perth 20 min drive Edinburgh 1 hour Aberdeen 1 hr 15min Glasgow 1hr 30 min

Very spacious, private balcony with bbq and outdoor table and chairs

The hotel is historic and unique as it was built in late 19th century and it still has quirky Victorian style. Moreover it is favoured for golfing, fishing and skiing. We are located in the town-centre of Blairgowrie, just one-minute walk from a small town park and bus station.

It’s the ideal location for anyone seeking a balance between a more rural setting and modern living. Free parking is available next to the hotel. Free WiFi is provided in the whole building and some rooms give you a great view on either the river or the small town park. Every room has a private bathroom, TV and facilities to prepare tea and coffee. The property is family and pet-friendly. You can start your day with a nice traditional full English breakfast if you want and enjoy a nice drink in our beautiful bar, playing billiard or darts in the evening. We have very big range of drinks, it's over 200 spirits in the bar, very nice cocktails and reasonable prices. also big range of bottled beers, Scotch Whiskys and different drinks from all over the World.

Blairgowrie’s bustling High Street is packed with independent retailers providing a wide range of goods and services. The town has a number of parks and the banks of the River Ericht are popular with walkers and picnickers and there is also a wide choice of places to dine out, both in the town and in the local area. There’s a golf course too and the surrounding area boasts some of the finest countryside in Scotland, rich in history, wildlife and scenic views and offering many different ways of getting the whole family active outdoors.

Handy central, spacious and cosy 1st floor flat in Blairgowrie. Easy walking distance to all amenities. Great base for enjoying all the beautiful walks in the area/golf/ skiing. Dog friendly (charge of £15 per dog will be added to fee). Secure vestibule entrance area for storing walking gear etc plus a handy outside shed. Garden area with drying green Plenty free parking next to apartment. Take away and Coop just a short walk from door

Bright and spacious apartment with plenty of storage. Both bedrooms have large fully fitted wardrobes. USB points in main bedroom. Lovely P shaped bath with shower overhead in the modern bathroom

The apartment is very handy for nipping to the shops or enjoying the local cafes and restaurants

The Burrow is a self contained apartment attached to a Victorian family home. The relaxing property is ideally located, an easy walk to the centre of town and perfect for fishing, skiing and golfing as well as enjoying local heritage.

Six-bed SELF-CATERING cottage situated on the outskirts of the town of Blairgowrie in the picturesque Perthshire countryside in Scotland. The cottage is on two levels with two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs and a third bedroom and bathroom downstairs. The kitchen, living area and dining alcove are downstairs. Perfectly located as a base for a wide range of pursuits, including skiing, fishing, shooting, walking and golfing.

Perfect for a family holiday, multi-generational gathering or active holiday with friends.

From the Cottage: Core Paths Network for Walking: Ardblair Trail, Cateran Trail Within 5 minutes drive: Blairgowrie - local shops, a variety of great Cafes, Inns and Restaurants, Doctor’s Surgery, Chemists, Take Away’s, Play Parks, Banks Golf Courses: Rosemount Golf Course, Lansdowne Golf Course Within 15 minutes drive: Golf Courses: Alyth Golf Course The Meikleour Beech Hedge: Tallest in the World. One of the 7 Arboreal Wonders Of the World The Meikleour Country Pub Ballathie House Hotel (Four Star) Stanley Active Kids Play Centre (Four Star) Within 30 minutes drive: Glenshee Ski-ing Golf Courses: Murrayshall Golf Course Ancient Dunkeld: Cathedral, Golf Course, Antiques, Music Pub, Beatrix Potter Centre, Walks at The Hermitage, Craigie Barns, Off Roading and Clay Pigeon Shooting Dunkeld Train Station Stanley Historic Mill Fishing/ Canoeing/ Birdwatching Stewart Towers Award Winning Ice-Cream Parlour and Farm Shop Osprey Birdwatching at The Loch Of The Lowes The City of Perth: Numerous Museums, Black Watch Museum, Galleries, Shops, Branklyn Gardens, Theatres, Concert Hall, Farmer's Market, Noah's Ark Children's Entertainment, Walks up Kinnoull Hill Perth Train Station Scone Palace Perth Race Course Scone Aerodrome (microlighting) Antiques Centres Glamis Castle & Folk Museum The City of Dundee: The Discovery, Unicorn, Verdant Works, Dundee Airport- Flights to London City Airport. Train Station. Within 45 minutes drive: Pitlochry Festival Theatre Nae Limits Outdoor Adventure Company (bungee jumping, white water rafting, zorbing) Edradour Distillery Glenturret Distillery Fortingall Yew: Oldest living tree in Europe Killiecrankie Battle Site The House of Bruar Shopping Emporium Blair Castle 1 hour's drive: Gleneagles Hotel and Golf Resort - Relais Chateaux (5 Star) St. Andrews: Beaches, The Old Course for Golf Crannog Centre 1.5 – 2 hour’s drive: Glasgow Edinburgh Timings may vary subject to traffic conditions.

We are situated in a peaceful, rural setting of an historic walled garden with views of the Sidlaws and Grampians. My husband and I are retired and our family live around the UK but we love living near Perth and Dundee in the beautiful Vale of Strathmore. There is much to do and see. We like the outdoors, opera, ballet travelling and art and antiques. We also enjoy working in our garden and having people to stay.

The bedroom is in a converted potting shed of the walled garden but it is attached to the house giving a private space for our guests. The bedroom with a king size double bed is accessed by a staircase from a private sitting room. There is an ensuite shower room. TV and free WiFi A private entrance, parking in the drive, toiletries and hair dryer, iron on request. We are able to provide shelter for bikes. Safety features: smoke detector, first aid kit, fire extinguisher.

Good footpaths and quiet minor roads for walking and cycling from the house. Attractions nearby: Scone Palace, Blair Castle and Glamis Castke, galleries, museums in Dundee and Perth, antiques centres and theatres. Some of Scotland's best golf courses are within a few minutes drive and the Gleneagles Hotel with it's golf and shooting school is 1 hour from here,

Rosebank House is a magnificent Georgian house, located in the centre of Scotland, with a four star VisitScotland rating and open all year. It is the perfect base to fish, golf, walk, or explore the mountains, wildlife and historic buildings of Perthshire and Scotland. The Cateran Trail starts and ends in Blairgowrie. For our breakfasts, we bake our own bread and biscuits, make our own yoghurt and compote, cure and smoke our own salmon and we produce award winning jams and marmalades.

Tay is suitable for a single guest but has a double bed, modern en suite shower and toilet, flat screen TV with Freeview, tea, coffee and hot chocolate plus home made biscuits.

Rosebank is set in its own large garden set back from the main A93 road north to Braemar and Glenshee but with a five minute riverside walk to the centre of Blairgowrie where there is a range of places to eat and bars and cafes. There are also several supermarkets.

My place is close to the middle of a small welcoming town amid beautiful Highland landscapes. You’ll love my place because the house is very comfortable and well-equipped. It has been graded 5 Star by VisitScotland. And Blairgowrie is famous for its friendly people and relaxed atmosphere, its beautiful scenery and its world-class walking, cycling, golf, fishing and skiing.

5-Star Comfort Built in the 1880s, Invermay retains the look and feel of a traditional Victorian villa, whilst providing 21st century home comforts. A combination of elegant cornicing and an excellent wi-fi connection! Rooms are bright and spacious, freshly decorated and comfortably furnished, and the house is surrounded by lovely mature gardens with ample parking space for two or three cars. Invermay sleeps up to seven adults and four children. Sitting Room This large bay-windowed room is comfortably furnished with cosy armchairs and sofas, log burning stove. There’s a 43” TV (with Sky Sports/Movies) and lovely views of the gardens. Kitchen The spacious, modern breakfasting kitchen is equipped with both an Aga and a conventional oven. There is a full range of modern appliances, and a Nespresso coffee machine and wall-mounted TV for the chef’s more reflective moments. A separate utility room provides washing machine and drying facilities. Dining Room The dining room is ideally-located next to the kitchen and with direct access to the garden and the patio/barbecue area. The dining table can be extended to provide up to 10 places and a high chair is available. Bedrooms Invermay has three large bedrooms, an elegant bay windowed double on the ground floor and two twin rooms on the first. One of the twin bedrooms also has a sofa bed that can provide an extra kids' bed if required. The family bedroom is equipped with three divans. Both first floor bedrooms have large built-in wardrobes offering lots of hanging and other storage space. When required, the study can be presented as a fourth bedroom and a travel cot is also available on request. Study The study is furnished with a desk, chair and well-stocked bookshelves, and a comfy couch that fold-downs into an equally comfy bed. Bathrooms There are three modern bathrooms, one on the ground floor and two on the first. The ground floor bathroom is equipped with a bath and a separate shower. On the first floor, there is a shower room and a bathroom with shower over the bath. Fluffy towels and complimentary Highland Soap toiletries are provided in the bathrooms. Gardens The front garden is laid to well-manicured lawn with herbaceous borders. To the secluded rear, there is further lawn and a profusion of established trees and shrubs, including acer, azalea, clematis and hydrangea. The south-facing patio, equipped with barbecue area, is ideal for outdoor dining, linking directly to the kitchen. The summerhouse provides a quiet spot to catch up with holiday reading or a quiet afternoon nap! Garage The garage is the table football venue where you'll also find a static exercise bike and a road bike

Blairgowrie Blairgowrie, “Blair” as it’s called locally, is a relaxed and friendly town. It boomed on the back of the 19th century textile industry when there were fourteen mills lining the river Ericht on the edge of town. More recently, Blair has become the warm heart of Europe’s soft fruit industry and you can sample the local produce at its farm shops, pubs, cafes, country inns and award-winning restaurants. As the largest town in the mainly rural county of Perthshire, Blairgowrie is big enough to offer a choice of national supermarket chains, but small enough for quality independent local shops (well-established, local butchers, bakers and, even, kilt-makers) to survive and prosper – so shopping is a holiday pleasure rather than a routine chore. There’s plenty to keep you busy in and around Blair - interesting walking and cycling in and around the town – by the Ericht and in the Bluebell Woods; two of the best inland golf courses in the country; and some of the best trout and salmon fishing in Europe. Glenshee, the UK’s largest ski resort, is just 18 miles away. And there’s a busy programme of events, too, which includes regular street markets as well annual highland games, walking and literary festivals Blairgowrie is also an excellent central base for touring: it’s less than half an hour’s drive from Perth & Dundee, whilst St Andrews, Pitlochry & Braemar are all within an hour. But once you’ve arrived you may not want to travel further – there’s a change of air and a change of pace here that many find addictive and, once experienced, hard to leave behind. For more information about the town, shopping, eating out, events and activities, you can visit (URL HIDDEN) or (URL HIDDEN) North East Perthshire Blair is the ideal base from which to explore the small towns and villages, rolling farmlands and mountain scenery of North East Perthshire. Nearby Alyth is a picturesque farming town criss-crossed by streams & little footbridges; Meigle’s old village schoolhouse displays one of the most important collections of Pictish-carved stones in Scotland; and pretty red sandstone Kirriemuir, the home of JM Barrie, the author of Peter Pan, sits nearby fairytale Glamis Castle. The dramatic mountain scenery and glorious heather moors of Glenshee and the highland glens of Strahardle and Glen Isla provide great walking, fishing and wonderful wildlife photography and birdwatching. You may hear the red deer stags roaring if you walk The Cateran Trail in autumn. And spy osprey at the Loch of the Lowes if you visit in the summertime. And, all year round, you’ll have chances to spot golden eagle, buzzards, hen harriers, peregrine and merlin in the ever-changing skies and pine martens, red squirrel, beaver, otters and wildcats in the woodlands, burns and moors. Perth Just a short drive from Blairgowrie, the Fair City of Perth is a city of parks and gardens that regularly wins Britain in Bloom awards. Its narrow vennels conceal and cosset a host of small speciality shops and galleries and some of the finest restaurants in Scotland. And with its museums, theatre, concert hall, it’s easy to see why Perth is bidding to become the UK City of Culture in 2021. Perth was once the capital of Scotland and Scottish kings, including Robert the Bruce, were crowned at magnificent Scone Palace, one of the UK’s most popular historic houses, which you’ll find on the city’s boundaries on the road to Blairgowrie. Perth Racecourse, near Scone Palace, hosts a varied programme of flat and National Hunt racing from April to September, including the prestigious Gold Cup meeting in June.

Pretty Lodge set within the small orchard , with an open plan Kitchen/Dining/ Living area with patio doors leading on to a south facing covered veranda. 1 family bedroom ( 1 Double bed and I single ) Bed Linen is provided. Perfect relaxing retreat located on a small family run site , only a short distance from all local amenities with a pub/ restaurant 5 minutes walk away. Pets are very welcome

The Old Coach House is in Rosemount, a quiet residential area in Blairgowrie. We are a 15 minute stroll from the clubhouse at Blairgowrie Golf Club and 2 miles from the centre of this attractive market town. With a large lounge, well-equipped kitchen with breakfast bar, adjacent dining room, and a secluded garden, the house is ideal for relaxing and socialising with family and friends. Two of the double bedrooms are on the ground floor which is useful for people with restricted mobility.

The Old Coach House is believed to have been built in 1905. It retains many of its original features including a vaulted ceiling above a double-height living room. Skylights in the roof ensure this room has excellent natural light all year round.

Rosemount is a quiet residential area 2 miles from Blairgowrie town centre. Blairgowrie is a fantastic location in its own right and also as a base from which to explore much of what Scotland has to offer. We will describe some of what there is within easy reach. Cities and Travel We are within easy reach of all of Scotland’s cities which offer excellent cultural, leisure and retail facilities and a whole lot more • Perth – 16 miles from Perth which has excellent direct rail links to all Scottish cities and some direct train services to London Kings Cross • Dundee – 20 miles from Dundee, on the East Coast Main railway line that runs from Aberdeen to London Kings Cross • Edinburgh - 60 miles from Edinburgh City Centre and 57 miles from Edinburgh Airport – approximately a drive of 1 hour 15 minutes to each • Glasgow – 73 miles from Glasgow City Centre and 81 miles from Glasgow Airport – around 1 hour 30 minutes by car • Aberdeen – 73 miles to Aberdeen by car Beautiful Perthshire Sir Walter Scott described Perthshire as “The fairest portion of the northern kingdom.” It is a region of considerable variety and contrasts, spanning areas of the Highlands to the west and north, and the verdant agricultural land renowned for soft fruit production to the south and east. Historic Scotland • Dunkeld (11 miles) – a beautiful small town on the banks of the Tay with its Cathedral, the earliest part of which dates back to the late 1200s, and a host of houses of historic interest including one visited by Robert Burns. Across the river, over the bridge built by Thomas Telford opened in 1809, one can find the Birnam Oak, over 500 years old and a survivor of the wood described by Shakespeare in Macbeth. • Scone Palace (15 miles) – now one of Scotland’s most important stately homes with an ancient history as the place of the Scottish Kings and a seat of parliaments. Now often also used as a venue for concerts, fairs and other gatherings. • Glamis Castle (15 miles) – with a history dating back to 1372, the setting for Macbeth, the childhood home of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and the home of the Earl and Countess of Strathmore, Glamis provides a fascinating day out • Kirriemuir – J.M. Barrie’s childhood home (15 miles) – now a museum and recreation of the home as it would have looked during J.M. Barrie’s childhood. Kirriemuir itself is a charming little market town worth spending time in. • Arbroath Abbey (32 miles) – founded in 1178 and most famous for the 1320 Declaration of Scottish Independence. • Balmoral Castle (42 miles) – is the Scottish home of the Royal Family where the family spend much of the Summer. Outside of those times parts of the grounds, garden and exhibitions are open to the public. Nature, Wildlife and Captive Animals The Old Coach House is home, and a stopping off point, to a large number and variety of birds, frogs, hedgehogs and the odd red squirrel! Nearby walks will often bring sightings woodpeckers, jays, various raptors, and of local fallow deer. Not much further afield you will find: Rivers including the Ericht, Isla and Tay all within a few miles of the Old Coach House and popular for casual strolls, longer walks and fishing for salmon and trout (permits can be purchased locally). Loch of the Lowes (9 miles) – A Scottish Wildlife Trust Centre which is the home of nesting ospreys, red squirrels, otters and beavers. Loch Tay Safaris (32 miles) - https://www.lochtaysafaris.net/ Highland Safaris (and Red Deer Centre) (31 miles) - https://www.highlandsafaris.net/ Coastal Locations We are around 30 miles (some locations a little nearer, some a little further) from the east coast including the towns of Arbroath and Montrose, and some lovely beaches including Lunan Bay (https://www.visitscotland.com/info/towns-villages/lunan-bay-p315721). We are also 30 miles from the gorgeous historic town of St Andrews, and 40 miles from the charming East Neuk of Fife towns and villages including Anstruther, Crail, Pittenweem, St Monan’s, Elie and Earlsferry. Glens, Mountains and Lochs Blairgowrie sits on the Highland Boundary fault, the geographical dividing line between the highlands and lowlands. The River Ericht, a tributary of the Tay, runs through the town. Heading north from Blairgowrie on the A93 one soon reaches the Grampians which contain some of the highest peaks in Scotland. Glenshee ski centre, the highest point of any A road in the UK (the Cairnwell Pass), and in the midst of a number of Munros, is 25 miles from the Old Coach House. 40 miles to the south west will see you at Loch Earn, a beautiful inland loch with a number of nearby munros, and the same distance west will take you to Loch Tay, another glorious setting including the renowned Queen’s View. We are less than 30 miles from the Angus Glens. Outdoor Pursuits Golf For those intent on spoiling a good walk, The Old Coach House is a short walk from the Clubhouse of the Blairgowrie Golf Club, home of the Rosemount Course said by some commentators to be on a par with the famous Gleneagles Centenary Course. Gleneagles itself is 31 miles away to the south west, the same distance as the Old Course at St Andrews. A couple of miles closer, off to the south east, is Carnoustie, home of the 2018 Open Championship. There are a good many more local courses suiting all ranges of ability and budget. Walking Blairgowrie is an excellent base for the highly-regarded Cateran Trail walk, which begins in Blairgowrie, and there are countless options for walks be it in the hills, along riverbanks or on the coast, within easy reach. Skiing The Old Coach House is 25 miles from the largest ski centre in Scotland, Glenshee. There are several local options for hiring equipment for those who do not have their own. Driving Blairgowrie is the gateway to the Northeast 250 (https://www.northeast250.com/) route. For those who prefer going off-road, we are only 9 miles from the Land Rover Experience Centre (http://www.scotland.landroverexperience.co.uk/). Food and Drink Blairgowrie is known as the home of the Scottish soft fruit industry and superb-quality berries are readily available from various outlets from May through to October. There is also a range of good local pubs and restaurants making the most of excellent local produce. We will be pleased to provide our own recommendations upon request! For whisky and gin lovers, there are a good many distilleries within easy reach including the smallest whisky distillery in Scotland, and several of the top rated distilleries for visitors according to Tripadvisor.

Smiddy house is perfectly located to explore Perthshire and other towns nearby, St Andrews & Edinburgh are only 1hr away by car! There are many top visitor attractions within easy traveling distance so whether it's golfing, cycling, walking, fishing, skiing or culture your looking for, there's something for everyone!

Large bright and airy bedroom decorated to a high standard giving a home away from home feel! The room comprises of a double bed, chest of drawers, bedside lamps, tv and hanging facilities. You're welcome to enjoy our lovely garden during the summer months. Additionally bedrooms are available on request in our home if required.

Smiddy house is located approximately 2miles from the village of burrelton. We are located right in the heart of Scotland, approximately 20 minutes from Perth and Dundee, and around 60 minutes from St Andrews and Edinburgh. Burrelton is a small village with a lively community spirit, a small convenience shop, butchers shop, and village pub which is at the Center of the local community. There are many country walkes available around Smiddy House.

Large, comfortable double bedroom with seating area and en-suite bathroom. A fridge, coffee/tea making facilities, TV and Wi-Fi are all provided in room. There is also a guest lounge with books, tourist information and games for your use. Secure on drive parking and safe storage is available for golf, fishing and ski equipment etc. A pleasant ten minute stroll along the river into the centre of Blairgowrie and within easy driving distance to the Cairngorms, Perth, Dundee and Pitlochry.

We only use environmentally friendly cleaning materials, toiletries and we avoid using single use plastics. Kintrae House is a loving family home consisting of Lindsey, Ally, our son Brodie and Buddy the very friendly Labradoodle with the wonky leg.

The hotel is historic and unique as it was built in late 19th century and it still has quirky Victorian style. Moreover it is favoured for golfing, fishing and skiing. We are located in the town-centre of Blairgowrie, just one-minute walk from a small town park and bus station.

It’s the ideal location for anyone seeking a balance between a more rural setting and modern living. Free parking is available next to the hotel. Free WiFi is provided in the whole building and some rooms give you a great view on either the river or the small town park. Every room has a private bathroom, TV and facilities to prepare tea and coffee. The property is family and pet-friendly. You can start your day with a nice traditional full English breakfast if you want and enjoy a nice drink in our beautiful bar, playing billiard or darts in the evening. We have very big range of drinks, it's over 200 spirits in the bar, very nice cocktails and reasonable prices. also big range of bottled beers, Scotch Whiskys and different drinks from all over the World.

Blairgowrie’s bustling High Street is packed with independent retailers providing a wide range of goods and services. The town has a number of parks and the banks of the River Ericht are popular with walkers and picnickers and there is also a wide choice of places to dine out, both in the town and in the local area. There’s a golf course too and the surrounding area boasts some of the finest countryside in Scotland, rich in history, wildlife and scenic views and offering many different ways of getting the whole family active outdoors.