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welcoming all to a friendly atmosphere within an attractive semi detached bungalow. Outlooking to a picturesque, stunning, peaceful, countryside setting. Amazing scenery for keen cyclists, walkers and wildlife watchers. The local village and shops is Comrie, the closest town is Crieff. Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre is a 5 minute drive away and Loch Earn is a 15-20 mins drive away.

Must be dog friendly.

My house is a semi-detached bungalow, they're the only neighbours in close proximity to the house, respecting that there's people living next door and sleeping next door.

Ceud Mille Failte - a hundred thousand welcomes! Our light and spacious second-floor apartment offers you a comfortable and well-equipped home from home in the centre of Crieff. This period property, featuring one bedroom with king-size bed, a spacious sitting room with double sofa bed, a family-size kitchen and large wet room with shower, is designed to delight guests with its lovely decor, abundance of utensils and equipment, 2 TV’s and 60mb broadband. You have the apartment to yourself.

You will be in the heartland of Scotland , about one hour’s drive from Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee and a 30-minute drive to both Stirling and Perth, surrounded by the Cairngorms National Park and Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Perfect for a romantic break or family holiday, Crieff is an epic place for walkers, climbers, cyclists, golfers, nature lovers and explorers of history and heritage. Come and enjoy some awesome scenery and fabulous views that will take your breath away! We love history and Perthshire generally has been witness to many of the events that have helped to shape the development of the Scottish people. Come and walk in the footsteps of the Jacobites in Crieff, Perth, Auchterarder, Dunkeld, Dunblane and Sheriffmuir - we have even devised a Jacobite trail for you to follow and charted the history of the Jacobite Rebellions, culminating in Culloden (1746). Bonnie Prince Charlie held his Council of War prior to Culloden in Crieff. Outlander, eat your heart out! In the 17th and early 18th centuries, Crieff, because of its geographical position as the gateway to the Highlands, became the main centre of the cattle trade in Scotland and home to the famous Drovers’ Trysts or meeting places where cattle dealers ‘trysted’ or trusted cattle owners to meet at huge gatherings and regular fairs such as Michaelmas, to sell and export their cattle. We call our apartment The Tryst to remember this unique feature of Crieff’s history. There is now an annual Drovers’ Tryst Walking Festival held in May, built around a programme of guided walks in the beautiful spring scenery of Crieff and Strathearn, complemented by a plethora of social events, talks, music, film, drama and easy access to a rich selection of restaurants, cafes and food outlets, including fine dining for gourmet tastes. We have populated the apartment with lots of information about visitor attractions, both local and a little further afield, which make great days out, including Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre, Cultybraggan Camp, Scone Palace, Dunkeld Cathedral, Gleneagles Hotel, Innerpeffray Library, Glen Turret distillery, the stunning town of Aberfeldy with its wonderful Watermill book shop and cafe, the Falls of Dochart at Killin, Kinloch Rannoch, Pitlochry, Blair Castle, House of Bruar, Stirling Castle, Wallace Monument and Bannockburn. We can’t get enough of all this wonderful scenery and heritage on our doorstep and hope you will feel the same. Haste ye back as they say!

Corrie Cottage is a delightful 2 bedroom cottage located on the edge of our farm in beautiful Perthshire. It is located only a mile from the market town of Crieff. There is a cosy sitting room with log burning stove and dining space, 2 bedrooms with the option of a king size or twin beds in the main bedroom and twin beds in the second bedroom, bathroom a boot room/utility room and a fabulously spacious kitchen which enjoys glorious views across the farm towards Crieff and Glenturret.

Situated in the heart of Strathearn in Perthshire you are only a few minutes from the beautiful River Earn and historic Drummond Castle yet less than an hours drive from the cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth. Walking, Munro bagging, mountain biking, cycling and skiing are all on your doorstep.

Modern and luxurious 1 bedroom cottage with stunning views of the surrounding Perthshire countryside. Ten minutes drive from the famous Gleneagles Hotel and around 50 minutes from Edinburgh and Glasgow. Sky TV with Sports Package and Wifi included.

10 mins drive from Crieff, Dunblane and Gleneagles 20 mins to Stirling 50 mins to Edinburgh and Glasgow

A cosy room in spacious, charming barn conversion in super-quiet rural setting. Excellent touring base for many of Perthshire's beautiful sites and activities. Decorated to high standard with two guest-only bath/shower rooms and exclusive use of large lounge featuring wood-burner stove and spectacular views across Strathearn Valley to Ochil Hills. Private guest entrance and annex offer secluded accommodation with host available for advice but not intrusive.

Guests stay in a dedicated annex with exclusive use of separate shower and bathroom. The guest room is adjacent to the 'library', a private workspace with table, wifi, and facilities to make hot drinks. Downstairs is a spacious guest lounge with magnificent views across the Strathearn Valley and a wood burner stove for chilly nights. The Barn is exceptionally quiet offering a chance genuinely to escape from the demands of everyday life, whether you submerge into the depths of the luxury bath or into the atmosphere of meditative tranquillity. For those of a more active bent, The Barn is ideally situated in the heart of Perthshire for day trips to dozens of local attractions and activities - a perfect base for touring.

The Barn is set in the middle of arable farmland with woodland and a small lake nearby, and sits along the 'Gask Ridge', a line of frontier forts constructed by the ancient Romans. The general area is fringed by Ochil Hills, Trossachs and Grampian mountains and rests within the sweep of the Earn River Valley (Strathearn). Closer to home find market towns of Crieff, Auchterader and Comrie, boasting a good range of cafes, restaurants and local walks. For golf enthusiasts, the world renowned Gleneagles golf centre is only 10 minutes away (and there are many other excellent golf courses in the area). Those who are more inclined to lift their glasses will find Glenturret (Scotland's oldest working distillery) and Tullibardine distilleries nearby.

Situated in the beautiful conservation village of Muthill in the heart of Scotland and gateway to the Highlands. Your lodgings are in a ground floor room in a privately owned 17th century house.

Situated in the beautiful conservation village of Muthill in the heart of Perthshire , Scotland and gateway to the Highlands. Your Bedroom is situated on ground level in a privately owned 17th century Town house. PLEASE NOTE..... THIS IS "ROOM ONLY......... NO BREAKFAST . COMPLIMENTARY COFFEE / TEA PROVIDED. Your room Twin beds with Double Duvet and crisp white linen, and electric blankets. Extra pillows. Wi-Fi En-suite with electric shower, underfloor heating , towels, and bathroom essentials incl. hair -dryer Flat screen TV & alarm clock Mini Fridge Tea & Coffee You have access to your room only. The front door opens into a small vestibule with direct access to your bedroom. I will stay out of your way, I will be available if you have any questions of problems during your stay. Muthill is a lovely safe, quiet village of around 700 people. Its home to one of Perthshire’s top award winning restaurant's - The Barley Bree. Other close attractions include Crieff town and Visitor Centre , Crieff Hydro , Famous Grouse Distillery , Drummond Castle with world famous gardens , Glen Eagles Hotel and golf course , and the Tay Forest Park. Muthill is serviced by Stagecoach bus lines. With a regular services to Crieff, Perth and Stirling.

Muthill is a lovely safe, quiet village . Population of around 700 people. Its home to one of Perthshire’s top award winning restaurant's - The Barley Bree. Other close by attractions include Drummond Castle, Gleneagles Hotel and golf course , Strathallan airfield , Crieff Hydro , Crieff visitor centre and Morrison’s Academy . Crieff is home to famous Actor Ewan McGregor .

My apartment is on the ground floor of this fabulous house and combines the features of the Victorian age of high ceilings, elaborate cornices and space with a modern renovation. The guest bedroom features a king size sleigh bed.

Guests can access the property through a side door at the opposite end to my living area. There is a key box and I will send the code before arrival. On entering the apartment there is a small hallway and guests are welcome to leave luggage and shoes etc in this area. There is an en suite wet room shower with loo and hand basin. I will supply breakfast with a choice of cereals, breads and fresh fruit which can be taken in my spacious kitchen. If you need a workspace then you are welcome to use the dining table in the kitchen .

My apartment is next to the entrance of Crieff Hydro which has extensive grounds with great walks. Many of my guests are in Crieff to attend functions, especially conferences and weddings, at the Hydro. The town centre is a 10 minute walk and there are many good cafes and restaurants.

Lovely, bright and peaceful upper Victorian conversion with amazing views to the Scottish hills. Lots of outdoor activities and great for walks, cycling and motorcycling. High speed Wifi. FREE PARKING on road.... always space.

Easy to find and not far from the main road and a in a quiet area surrounded by trees and close to woodlands. Bright and spacious Victorian apartment (pre-1900s) with solid wooden doors and some traditional wooden floors and coving.

The neighbourhood clean, tidy and quiet. People smile as you pass by. Crieff's Golf Course is a few minutes walk away. There's a tasty restaurant very close by and The Knock forest walks are just around the corner.

The Old Post Office Apartment is located in the picturesque village of Muthill, 3 miles from Crieff and 5 miles from Gleneagles. It is ideally placed for exploring Scotland and has many places of interest nearby. The Old Post Office Apartment is bright and spacious, being placed over three floors, which allows for plenty of space to relax and spread out. It sleeps 5 people with a chair/bed in the sitting-room which could sleep a 6th person for the occasional night.

The entrance to the apartment is found in a quiet lane. Keys are found within the key safe to the left of the blue door. This allows for a flexible time for guests’ arrival. Inside on the ground floor is the entrance hall where there are plenty of hooks for coats and shelves for boots and shoes. The staircase in the turret takes you to the first floor. The sitting-room to the right is furnished with a sofa and chairs. A television and DVD player is linked to a sky box for watching TV. Original shutters can be closed over the windows to keep warm in the winter. Games, books, DVDs and magazines are provided for entertainment. The kitchen has a table and six chairs in its centre. There is an electric hob and oven, a microwave cooker, toaster, kettle, slim-line dishwasher, washing machine and a fridge freezer. There are working original shutters on the larger window The two bedrooms are reached by a staircase taking you to the second floor. Please note that this staircase is quite narrow and steep. A bannister is supplied to support you if needed. The first bedroom is furnished with a double bed, table with mirror, chair and a built in wardrobe area. The second bedroom has three single beds with various cupboards and shelves. The bathroom is located to the centre of the first floor of the property. There is a bath and a separate shower cubicle and a sink. The toilet is located separately across the corridor. Also available for use are a hairdryer, an ironing board and an iron. Heating is through oil central heating with the boiler being located on the ground floor in a room off the entrance hall. A carbon-monoxide detector is located here. Smoke alarms are located throughout the flat and are checked annually. The flat also has an annual inspection carried out by a certified electrician. Hot water is provided by the combi-boiler. The shower is heated with the mains hot water as is the bath. Wi-fi is provided in the property. Outside is a shared garden area. This is grassed and has a washing line for use. There is a table and some chairs for use in the garden. These are kept in the boiler room, next to the entrance hall. Space for two or three bicycles can be arranged in the adjoining outhouse. Please ask in advance so that the key can be provided.

Muthill is a picturesque conservation village. The apartment is situated above what was the village Post Office and is a charming, tradtional building. The village of Muthill is centrally located in Scotland. Within 10 miles of the village you can find Drummond Castle and Gardens, Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre, The Gleneagles Hotel, Inchpeffray Library and the towns of Crieff and Auchterarder. Golf can be played just along the road at Muthill Golf Club as well as at Crieff Golf Club and of course at Gleneagles. Scotland's National Motorsport Centre at Knockhill Racing Circuit is 23 miles away. The nearest cinema is located in Perth. Theatres can be found in Perth and PItlochry as well as other towns and cities. In Muthill the restaurants Barley Bree and MacLean's Ice cream Parlour and Pizzeria can be found. A wide variety of restaurants and take-aways can be found in Crieff. Crieff also provides a supermarket as well as a wide variety of smaller food shops. The pub in the village of Muthill is The Commercial. For travelling further afield Edinburgh is 48 miles away, St Andrews is 52 miles away, Glasgow is 44 miles away and Fort William is 89 miles away.

Our room is en-suite, and has separate access. It looks onto the High Street, so is very convenient for local attractions and restaurants etc. Wifi, T.V. coffee/tea making facilities are also included. Full Breakfast is served from 9 am in Red Squirrel Cafe. We've successfully run Red Squirrel Cafe for 9 years : ) (please note we only accept reservations of minimum 2 nights)

Crieff is an attractive small town with a population of approximately 6.5K. It has many lovely walks, and tourist attractions.

The Corry Loft is the perfect retreat for couples looking for a relaxing break. It has spectacular views of rural Perthshire which can be enjoyed from your own private balcony. The interior provides a luxurious and serene space, allowing for complete relaxation. The Corry Loft is situated in the heart of Perthshire, two miles from Crieff. It is also conveniently located and easily accessible. Bikes, golf clubs and fishing rods can be stored securely. Arrivals not permitted on aWednesday.

Pheasants roost is a lovely two bedroom, spacious first floor apartment in the centre of Crieff - warm and inviting, with well equipped kitchen and open plan living area, two large bedrooms, Freesat TV, WiFi, bluetooth speaker, dishwasher, washer/dryer, Nespresso coffee machine - all of the key ingredients for a relaxing break. the apartment is ideal for those looking to explore the wonderful scenery and walks in south Perthshire and is dog friendly.

Pheasants roost is a lovely two bedroom, spacious apartment in the centre of Crieff. If you want to be near to fabulous walks and scenery, Crieff is a perfect location on the edge of the Scottish Highlands but still within easy travelling distance of Edinburgh and Glasgow, and with Perth only 30 minutes drive away. Pheasants roost is the perfect place for relaxing, and is dog friendly. You are within walking distance of several good restaurants and cafes in Crieff, and some great little independent shops. The apartment is located within Cumlodden house - a Victorian building with some great views over the rooftops to Laggan Hill on one side and the Ochil hills on the other. Pheasants roost is warm and inviting, with well equipped kitchen and open plan living area, two large bedrooms - one with a king size bed, the other with a standard double bed and a single day bed. There are comfortable beds, high quality bedding, Freesat TV, WiFi, bluetooth speaker, dishwasher, washing machine, Nespresso coffee machine - all of the key ingredients for a relaxing break. We can supply a dog crate, dog bowls, throws etc for those of you who want to bring your best canine friend with you and our welcome pack can be customised to include dog treats for you canine companion. If you advise us in advance we can also adjust your welcome pack to take account of those of you who may have food intolerance or are vegan/vegetarian - we want you to feel looked after and be able to enjoy a stress free time. We have information in the apartment about the many great restaurants and cafes in Crieff and the surrounding areas, and we can also give you ideas about great places to walk if you have your dog with you. alternatively you may want to explore some of the fabulous golf courses that south Perthshire has to offer, or climb some "Munros" (mountains higher than 3000 feet) or which there are 28 in Perthshire alone.

crieff has lots of interesting independent shops and some great cafes and restaurants (many of which are dog friendly). what makes crieff really special is the countryside all around - easily accessible and with lots of outdoor activities and interesting places to visit that will keep you wanting to come. back time and again

This listed property sits in 4 acres of semi-natural garden. The interiors are modern and elegant to suit your needs, comfort. And the lane between the Lodge and the Orchil castle will be mostly all yours shared by sheep, roe deer, pheasants, squirrels and birds found in the area. Depending on the time of the year, you may be able to pick wild raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and even mushrooms such as chanterelles and porcini !

This listing is for our double bedroom (2 guests); if your party is up to 4 persons, please see our other listing (North Lodge of Orchil - a heritage property) for our twin-bedded room (2 guests). The house has a garden spread over almost 4 acres - most of it left natural, and some cultivated. All around are woods, heather-grassland muir grazing for sheep, quiet lanes for walks and cycling. Two pianos and tons of music and books by the fireside in the living room will relax and refresh you like no other place ! Perfect place for both outdoorsy and indoorsy folks.

There's one castle (victorian!) and four houses in the neighbourhood, the houses inhabited with wonderful and kind people. For golfers, there are 4 courses nearby: Muthil 9 holes, 4.4 miles / 8 minutes Auchterarder 18holes, 6.6 miles / 12 minutes Crieff 9 holes, 7.7 miles / 14 minutes Gleneagles 18 holes, 5.9 miles / 10 minutes

Newly renovated one bedroom flat, the flat is one of a block of four situated in a quiet part of Crieff.

The flat is 2 minutes walk from Macrosty Park, where there are some enjoyable walks and a children’s play area. Very close by is the beautiful Lady Mary’s walk. Crieff is very central for exploring Perthshire and beyond.

In the heart of the holiday town of Crieff and on the edge of the Highlands, you will find shops, restaurants and pubs. Crieff is a great place to spend time or explore from. For outdoor enthusiasts, there are walks for all abilities where you will see some spectacular scenery whatever the season, cycle paths, fishing and water sports. There are many golf courses close by, including Gleneagles. The Crieff Hydro is also very near and has many entertaining facilities. Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow are all easily accessible. Other attractions include Crieff Visitor Centre, Drummond Castle Gardens, World of Whisky. Crieff is a good touring base, making the North Coast 500 not too far away.

The Wee Loft is set in a rural location however only 1.5 miles from the town of Crieff 8 miles from Comrie 18 miles from Perth and 57 to Edin.The Wee Loft has lovely open fields and panoramic views to the mountains and beyond. Crieff has a variety of shops and an active community spirit . There are great local amenities eg the oldest whisky distillery in Scotland and there’s a good range of shops, super markets and eateries. The Gleneagles luxury golf resort is only 7 miles from the property .

The Wee Loft is set in beautiful Crieff countryside but only a 10 / 15 min walk into the town . The upper loft space consists of a spacious double bedroom, private shower room and a large private sitting room and study area. Some of the best countryside and mountain views can be enjoyed from this floor in particular.

Crieff is a lovely market town in Perthshire, Scotland. It lies on the A85 road between Perth and Crianlarich and also lies on the A822 tourist route between Stirling and Pitlochry. Crieff is surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and Strathearn (its region) is famous for its quality local produce whiskey Golf outdoor sports and activities.

Light, spacious, comfy and well equiped, this is a beautifully renovated top floor apartment. Very central to Crieff, at the heart of Strathearn, within easy walking distance to shops and resturants. Yet Cumlodden House also benefits from being in a quiet residential area with easy parking. The perfect base from which to explore Perthshire with its huge glens, lush forests, bleak moors and rushing rivers. Lots of local visitor attractions and close to Perth and Stirling Castle.

Cumlodden House is a historic red sandstone building in a lovely part of Crieff. The rooms are generous and have many of the origional features including the cornicing. With ceiling high windows, offering fantastic views over Crieff to the hills beyond, the rooms are light and airy. There are 2 spacious bedrooms, a double and a twin. A modern living area with kitchen, dining area and living room. Clean bright bathroom with a shower and bath.

Crieff is a bustling country town set amidst magnificent Perthshire scenery. Situated 18 miles west of Perth, Crieff straddles the Highland Boundary Fault where the rolling Lowland landscape meets majestic Highland terrain. Throughout medieval times the town was a major political and judicial centre that developed into the main cattle trading centre in Scotland between the 16th and 18th centuries. Drovers, and up to 30,000 black cattle, would converge on the huge livestock market. The Famous Grouse Experience, located at Glenturret Distillery, is an interactive visitor centre that tells the story of one of Scotland's best known whiskies, while on the edge of town is the Stuart and Waterford Crystal factory shop and Crieff Visitor Centre. Show Less

Victorian era house with large rooms with modern touches. All 3 bedrooms have recently been stylishly decorated to a high standard. Cubicle shower downstairs and electric shower upstairs in the tiled bathroom. There is ample space on the ground level with 3 public rooms for dining, and relaxing in the large lounge(with TV ) with bay windows that look onto the large walled South facing garden. The area is quiet but also close to local shops(5-10 min walk ) and attractions.

You will have the whole house to yourself, with access to all rooms on the ground floor and three bedrooms and bathroom on the first floor. The rooms are spacious with original Victorian features and high ceilings . The area is private and secluded with great views of the Ochil Hills and surrounding countryside. The garden is well stocked with shrubs and trees that also add to the privacy.

There are several local restaurants offering traditional and continental cuisine . In addition there are numerous coffee and tea cafes providing snacks and refreshments throughout the day. Crieff also caters for young families with several playgrounds and local parks, most notably ,Macrossty Park . There are also local tourist attractions including Drummond Gardens, (3 miles ) Braco (Roman Fort ) Grouse Experience (Distillery )

A unique gem, The Officer’s Mess (named after the wonderful officer’s travelling trunk we picked up when fitting out the accommodation) is idyllically situated at the top of a private garden with stunning views across the Strathearn Valley to the highlands. Wake up to the sound of birdsong, enjoy a delicious breakfast on your own private deck, relax under the stars in the hot tub... a little slice of paradise is waiting for you!

Simple but with no detail overlooked, the cabin offers complete privacy and comfort with the convenience of being a short (15-minute) walk to the beautiful market town of Crieff in rural Perthshire. Weather permitting, guests are welcome to make use of the hot tub, which sits alongside our (unoccupied!) gypsy caravan and has its own private patio area complete with swinging seat, table and chairs, and chimenea (plentiful supply of logs included!). Fluffy towelling robes and flip flops are also provided to facilitate your forays across to the hot tub, and when you're done there's a hot power shower in the main house for you to rinse off afterwards. The cabin has no running water, but drinking (and tea- and coffee- making) water is provided, and the little loo has antiseptic hand wash as well as a small jug and bowl for the intrepid. Your booking includes a continental breakfast of fresh pastries, cereals and fresh fruit. Gluten-free? Check. Dairy-free? Check. Just want to mix it up while you’re away? Check. Whatever your dietary preferences, let us know and we’ll make sure you don’t go hungry.

Ours is a quiet neighbourhood with lots of walking literally on the doorstep. A gate at the back of the property leads directly onto the Knock, a wooded hill that stands guard over the town of Crieff. The climb to the top is short, steep, and worth the effort as it offers spectacular views across the Strathearn valley.

A spacious room in charming barn conversion set in super-quiet rural setting. Excellent touring base for many of Perthshire's beautiful sites and activities. Decorated to high standard with two guest-only bath/shower rooms and exclusive use of large lounge featuring wood-burner stove and spectacular views across Strathearn Valley to Ochil Hills. Private guest entrance and annex offer secluded accommodation with host available for advice but not intrusive.

Guests will stay in a dedicated annex with exclusive use of separate shower and bathroom. The guest room is adjacent to the 'library', a private workspace with table, wifi and facilities to make hot drinks. Downstairs is a spacious guest lounge with magnificent views across the Strathearn Valley and a wood burner stove for chilly nights. The Barn is exceptionally quiet offering a chance genuinely to escape from the demands of everyday life, whether you submerge into the depths of the luxury bath or into the atmosphere of meditative tranquillity. For those of a more active bent, The Barn is ideally situated in the heart of Perthshire for day trips to dozens of local attractions and activities - a perfect base for touring.

The Barn is set in the middle of arable farmland with woodland and a small lake nearby, and sits along the 'Gask Ridge' a line of frontier forts constructed by the ancient Romans. The general area is fringed by Ochil Hills, Trossachs and Grampian mountains and rests within the sweep of the Earn River Valley (Strathearn). Closer to home find market towns of Crieff, Auchterader and Comrie, boasting a good range of cafes, restaurants and local walks. For golf enthusiasts, the world renowned Gleneagles golf centre is only 10 minutes away (and there are many other excellent golf courses in the area). Those who are more inclined to lift their glasses will find Glenturret (Scotland's oldest working distillery) and Tullibardine distilleries nearby.

Terraced Cottage, perfect for one or two, newly renovated and decorated. Free Wifi and cosy retreat. Perfectly located to enjoy the local town of Crieff and as a base for exploring Scotland. Open plan living, dining and Kitchen. Spacious double bedroom with large bathroom with shower over bath. There is free on street parking. Local quality dining, pubs and bars and boutique shopping. Several parks and walks, with lots to see and do . Pet friendly.

Faerie Knowe Cottage is one of three terraced cottages on Meadow Place. Meadow place was once the location of a large Tannery and we think that our cottage was for employees of the tannery. Redeveloped during the Victorian era, more houses were constructed and the tannery land was developed. We have created a well thought out space incorporating all that is needed including washing machine and tumble dryer. We are a terraced property. we do not have an outdoor space, but we consider our house the perfect base to enjoy many of Scotland favourite places and are close to many parks and walks and pubs. Free WIFI

Crieff is the most wonderful town, we are on the foothills of the Grampian Mountains and is a vibrant historic market town. We have fantastic places to dine, suiting all budgets. We have arts, crafts, events, festivals and are also a short drive to many of Scotlands best tourist attractions. Whether you wish to travel north, south, east or west we are so central it is incredible what can be seen in a day. Artisan bakery, Delicatessan, Specialists shops, outdoor activities. Crieff has it all. Once you find Crieff you will always remember our Town.

Dunbar Court is a lovely, fully equipped, 1 bedroom terraced villa set in a peaceful cul-de-sac in the grounds of Gleneagles hotel. Offering comfortable accommodation for 2/3 guests (3rd bed is a foldaway in lounge) in a spectacular location for exploring Perthshire. The town of Auchterarder is less then 2 miles away and it has a good selection of shops, bars and eateries. However you may like to treat yourself to a special dining experience or a round of Golf at Gleneagles hotel.

A one bedroom terraced cottage at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac within the grounds of the Gleneagles Hotel. There is parking to the front of the property and large open tree filled area to the rear.

A quiet, tree filled, cul-de-sac within the beautiful grounds of the Gleneagles Hotel.

A spacious luxury farm holiday cottage sleeping 6 just 1 mile from Crieff, Perthshire. The Distillery is a delightful conversion of a redundant farm building dating back to 1819 when it was used as a distillery! It has been finished to an exceptionally high standard providing a beautiful and spacious house with character and original features. It is set in a quiet and peaceful location and has stunning views. 3 ensuite bedrooms, large open plan lounge, dining and kitchen, utility and storage.

Opened only in 2014, The Distillery has been finished to an exceptionally high standard providing a beautiful and spacious house with character and original features. It is set in a quiet and peaceful location and has stunning views. Come and relax and meet our cows, calves and chickens! The Distillery is situated just a mile outside Crieff. You can walk into town via the local path network. The path known locally as 'The Bantry' provides a safe walking or cycling route and it made headlines in the eighties when a local family saw an apparition of a ghost in the form of a witch! In Crieff you will find a supermarket, Leisure Centre, local specialist shops and plenty of good eating places. Golf, walking, mountain biking, fishing all nearby. Visit : The Famous Grouse Experience, Crieff Visitor Centre, Stuart Crystal, Drummond Castle Gardens, Comrie Croft, Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre, Stirling Castle, Scone Palace, Scottish Antiques and Arts Centre, Go Ape, House of Bruar, Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre, Drummond Castle Gardens. Comrie, Loch Earn, Auchterarder and Gleneagles are under 10 miles away. Thirty/forty minutes drive will take you to Perth, Stirling, Callander, Aberfeldy and Dunkeld. Glasgow and Edinburgh are both about an hour's drive and there is an excellent train service from Dunblane to both. Accommodation: Lounge: Large lounge, double sided woodburner, double height, 2 sets of French doors to terrace, original beam, solid oak floor, leather seating with feature tartan chair,solid oak furniture, 42 inch wall mounted flat screen tv with freeview, ipod docking station Dining Room: Large open plan, solid oak floor, solid oak table and chairs, french doors to terrace. Kitchen: Fully fitted and equipped with hob, double oven, microwave, full sized dishwasher, American Fridge Freezer with ice making feature, breakfast bar with 2 stools. Utility Room: Spacious area, fully fitted with sink, washing machine and tumble dryer. Coat hooks. Separate walk in cupboard with shelving and storage. Master Bedroom(upstairs): King sized bed, 32 inch wall mounted flat screen tv, solid oak furniture, 2 easy chairs and french doors with Juliet balcony. Separate dressing room with fitted hanging space and drawers and dressing table. Ensuite: Large ensuite with double ended bath, large walk in power shower with rainforest and second shower head. Twin room (upstairs): Twin beds, fitted wardrobes, dressing table Ensuite: Fitted bathroom with cupboards and shelving, large bath with power shower over. Double bedroom (downstairs): Double bed, fitted wardrobes with built in dressing table. Ensuite: Shower room also accessible from hall. Electric walk in shower. Garden: Fully fenced with gates. Gravel private parking, lawn area and clothes dryer. Paved terraced on 3 sides. Garden furniture and barbeque

Our very large detached studio contains two single beds with an en-suite bathroom with toilet and shower. Kaimes Cottage is situated between Braco and Muthill on the A822 and Gleneagles is only 10 minutes away. 15 minutes to Dunblane and Crieff, 25 minutes to Doune Castle, where "Outlander" was filmed.

A very spacious luxury modern double bedroom with 2 single very comfortable beds, large cupboard and en suite shower and WC. A small fridge, microwave and small hob with 2 hot plates are provided along with a kettle, tea, instant coffee and sugar for making hot drinks. The room also has a television with a DVD player. Sheets and towels are also provided. The studio is located next to the owner's cottage.

Situated within Perthshire, known as 'Big Tree County' there are many things to see and do. We are situated in the countryside, the closest shop being 10 minutes away, so it is nice and quiet with no light pollution. We are directly on the Gask Ridge with our own Roman fortlet in the rear garden and the remains of the Roman marching camps in the nearby village of Braco. Closer to Crieff is the oldest lending Library (Innerpeffrey) in Scotland with adjacent Chapel. There are also many old castles nearby, with Doune Castle and Stirling Castle only a short drive away. Gleneagles Golf Course, various Whisky distilleries and lots of adventure pursuits are within easy reach. And of course there are many many fine gardens and ancient trees like the Fortingall Yew and the Hermitage at Dunkeld close by. Should you wish to visit the cities, Perth, Stirling Glasgow and Edinburgh are all within 45 minutes drive.

Self contained self catering Garden Flat beneath owners' home. Private entrance to rear, Double Bedroom, WC / Shower Room, Living Room, Kitchen, Bathroom. On the main road in the small town of Crieff but quiet, close to all amenities, shops & pub.

The apartment is quiet and secure with its own entrance and all the facilities needed for a relaxing break. It is very well equipped, and many basics are provided (tea, coffee, sugar, salt, soap, dishwasher tablets, etc.) so you don't have to worry if the shops are closed when you arrive. However, there is a supermarket within a few minutes walk, with long opening hours. We are situated on the main road to Stirling, so easy to find. Parking can be on-street (we park there) or down our drive (but this is a little narrow.) The bedroom and living room are west-facing, to the rear of the property so away from traffic noise.

Our apartment is really central but there is a view of the hills from the rear of the property. We are on the main road, so you can get the bus to Stirling (although infrequent, please check!) It is a 2 minute walk to a pub, the supermarket, the health centre and a post office. The town centre is 5 minutes walk (where more frequent buses run to Perth and Comrie) and there are lots of lovely scenic walks from the door.

The View is a large studio apartment with a huge panoramic window with views to the garden and the mountains beyond. It has a dressing room with adjoining shower room off the bedroom. There is a separate kitchen. The View is part of a 2 story private house. It has it's own entrance and the garden is there to be enjoyed by our guests and is beautiful in all the seasons. The centre of Crieff is a 5 minute walk, Macrosty Park is a 2 minute walk, Lady Mary's Walk is 5 minutes away.

People who love peace and quiet and country walks will love staying at The View. Crieff is an ideal location to explore the surrounding areas. It is only an hour from Glasgow and Edinburgh. The nearest train station is at Dunblane (14 miles away). Loch Earn is only 14 miles away and Killin (another beautiful place) is only an hours drive. It is handy if you have a car but there is a regular bus service to Crieff too. The View is only a 5 minute walk from the shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants..There is room to park your car in the driveway. Tea, coffee ( real coffee) sugar, cooking oil, washing up liquid, cleaning stuffs, loo roll are all provided. Towels and linen are provided too. There is wi-fi ,tv ,Netflix,and lots of DVDs available.There is also a digital radio for your use. In the kitchen there is a baby belling cooker which is just what you need on holiday! There is also a small fridge/freezer, toaster, kettle and microwave. The kitchen is well equipped and has everything you need. Guests can sit outside in their private arbour and enjoy a glass of wine/ cup of tea while taking in the beautiful scenery. I hope to be able to meet and greet my guests but if this isn't possible there is a key safe and I will forward you a number for it.

Our neighbourhood is quiet and is close to shops, pubs, restaurants. We are very close to the beautiful Macrosty Park ( a few houses away from the park) and the beautiful "Lady Mary'sWalk" which takes you along a very good path along by the River Turret and River Earn. Although a car is useful it is not essential. If guests are arriving by bus I would ask them to let me know and I will pick them up from the bus stop in Crieff ( if I am available) and also offer to take them to our wonderful Co-op for provisions! Although not far from The View , the co-op is up hill on the way home !

An elegant, spacious double bedroom plus facilities in a historic 1881 Victorian home in Crieff. Situated in the heart of this beautiful Highland town , the Old Bankhouse is within walking distance of bistros, restaurants and shops. Sitting beneath the 'witch's hat, the cosy yet spacious Turret Room offers sanctuary from the busy pace of life. We have retained many of the original features of the Old Bankhouse whilst providing luxurious accommodation throughout.

The Tay Room consists of 1 double bed, with 100% egyptian cotton bedding. Our guests have exclusive use of a shower room. This gracious Victorian house offers traditional comfort, and privacy. A small fridge is provided in the utility room for fresh milk (to take to your room on arrival) and storing your own perishables. Breakfast is available for an extra charge of £6.50 for continental and £8.50 for vegetarian, vegan or full Scottish. Please contact me in advance. We have a cottage garden at the rear of our house, where there is plenty of seating and a hot tub for an additional cost (please book in advance). The hot tub and fluffy white robes are available for an extra charge of £20 and £5 per night thereafter. Please contact me in advance if you'd like to have the hot tub. There are also riverside and hill walks, local parks (with children’s play areas) within easy reach. Please ask for details.

Magical space in converted stable yard. Perfect for a romantic getaway but would also suit family/friends wanting to explore Perthshire/Scotland. Great base for exploring from.... within easy reach of many tourist destinations but equally an ideal place to stay if you just want to cook...get takeaways/ light a fire/watch Sky and go for occasional walks! High end decor throughout with geo-thermal underfloor heating

The Courtyard Cottage is situated on the edge of a quiet country road two miles outside Crieff. The former granary has been recently renovated and is now an extremely comfortable and luxurious two bedroom cottage. A perfect space for a romantic break for a couple but equally a fun space to share with another couple or family/children. Decorated to a high standard, it offers two double ensuite bedrooms with King Size Beds. (Bedroom two can be made up as a double for two people or as two single beds). There is an extra shower room downstairs and a stunning eat-in kitchen with ‘neff’ induction hob/electric oven/microwave oven and large ‘liebherr’ fridge freezer. The sitting room has been stylishly decorated with furnishings from ‘Graham and Green’, ‘Oka’, interesting art on the walls and vintage finds from local shops and auctions making it a truly unique and special space. There is a flat screen tv with Sky. Also plenty of card games and scrabble/puzzles etc. Lots of local walks to enjoy including the twenty minute walk down to the River Earn Ford and the walk up to Glenturret is five minutes away. Plenty of more challenging walks nearby too (including a Munro or two!) There is access from the upstairs landing to a suspended balcony that overlooks the stableyard and the Ochil Hills beyond where you can enjoy pre dinner cocktails. The cottage can be booked as a couple in one room but if you wish to have the second bedroom made up ...let us know....there is an extra charge for this option. This bed is a zip and link bed so could be one/two singles if wished. (Please specify with your booking). Dogs welcome if they are well behaved/not allowed upstairs/on furniture/sleep in boot room with their own underfloor heating! (Any poos to be picked up!) N.B the price per night is for two people in the Master Bedroom. If you wish to use the extra bedroom and bathroom then you need to add “extra people” @ 20.00 p.p per night even if there are only two people staying in the whole cottage. If there is only one person booked in the second bedroom we will make up a single bed. If you wish to have it made up as a double bed then please add .....two extra persons. The local town Crieff, is less than two miles away with plenty of shops, cafes/restaurants and food shops. Andrew Fairlie’s two rosetted restaurant at Gleneagles is only a fifteen minute taxi ride away and we are also lucky to have The Barley Bree and Yanns restaurants less than ten minutes away. In Crieff, apart from the bars and restaurants, there are also excellent food shops including the award winning ‘best fish shop in Scotland’...’Fish in Crieff’ as well as The Crieff Food Company which also has a good cafe in the basement. Along the Strath about twenty minutes away, you will find a brilliant farm shop ‘Gloagburn’ which is also a great place for coffee/lunch and afternoon tea. Historic Innerpeffray Library is a twenty minute walk from the cottage and Drummond Gardens and The Famous Grouse Experience less than ten minutes drive away.

We are just two miles outside Crieff and a perfect place from which to explore Scotland. You will find hundreds of places to visit within an hour/hour and a half’s drive. St Andrews, Stirling Castle, Glencoe, The Trossachs, Loch Lomond...Blair Castle. Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, Falkland Palace and Edinburgh/Glasgow. There are some lovely walks nearby including Loch Turret, Dells Cauldron and Loch Freuchie and Loch Lagan also Ben Chonzie.

Newly refurbished for a family member, but now available for Airbnb guests. This beautifully decorated 2 bedroom cottage is perfect for a weekend getaway for a couple to enjoy the lovely Perthshire countryside. Also suitable for groups of up to four. Situated amongst farm buildings and next to a quiet B road it allows easy access to explore all parts of Central Scotland..... Slate and wooden floors 1 king size bed, 1 double bed/study and 1 shower room with HUGE shower. Wood burner + TV.

There is an open plan sitting room and kitchen/dining. A cosy seating area with a work station and a wood burning stove. The double bedroom has a luxurious king size bed with goose down pillows and beautifully laundered sheets, guaranteeing a good nights sleep. There is also a second bedroom /study with a double bed.....there is an extra charge for this bed (If you wish to have this bed made up as well, then please request extra person--after 2--even if there are only two people staying....ie. book for three people even if two people staying and wishing to use use both rooms).....We can make this bed up with a double duvet or two singles if you want two children/people to share. There is a pretty little garden where you can sit out and listen to the birds! Also a brazier in case you want to light a fire outside in the evenings.

Our farm is situated on the banks of the River Earn and Strathearn is renowned for it's spectacular scenery. Crieff is the bustling local town with numerous coffee shops and beautiful McCrosty Park. The oldest lending library in Scotland, Innerpeffray Library is only a mile along the road. The Famous Grouse experience is only 2 miles a way and Drummond castle and it's stunning gardens are only a 1 mile outside of Crieff. There are many golf courses within a short distance including Gleneagles, Muthill, Comrie and St Fillans. (St Andrews is about an hour and fifteen minutes away). There are some excellent restaurants in the area including Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles, The Barley Bree in Muthill, Yanns in Crieff. Also The Lounge and Delvinnos and the popular farm shop/cafe at Gloagburn is about 20mins away along the valley. We are also very lucky to have the new Crieff Food Company which has recently opened in the High Street selling top quality local food in a beautifully refurbished building. They also have a great coffee shop attached which looks out onto he square. Approx 40mins away along the Earn side road and past the banks of Lochearn you will find Mhor 84 which is a fantastic all day cafe/restaurant serving food all day with homemade cakes/bread etc. We are particularly keen on food and cooking and would love to give any advice on best places to eat/buy food etc. Crieff also has one of the best Fish Shops in Scotland 'Fish in Crieff' selling hake/turbot/razor clams/mussels/crab/tuna etc

Gleneagles Cottage is a privately owned, modern two bedroom holiday home in the grounds of the famous Gleneagles Hotel and Golf Resort. Sleeping up to 4 guests, it offers comfortable, well-presented accommodation with a good selection of restaurants and activities nearby. Sleeps 4. Bedrooms 2. Sky TV. WiFi. Parking. Garden. (King can be made into 2 single beds)

Gleneagles Cottage is a privately owned two bedroom holiday home in the grounds of the famous Gleneagles Hotel and Golf Resort. A comfortable well presented contemporary cottage sleeping 4, with good facilities and garden. On foot, you can enjoy the scenic views of the Gleneagles Estate all around. You will be treated as a non-resident by the resort but can still utilise some of the facilities at extra cost. Please note: we are unable to book these for you as the property is not part of the hotel. The cottage consists of comfortable furnishings and modern amenities such as Sky TV, WiFi, and CD's and DVD's, however fun can also be had the traditional way with the board games and books on offer too! The property is certainly great for a well-deserved break for a small family or indeed a couple. It's a great wee place in beautiful surrounds.

Gleneagles Cottage is a haven for Golf enthusiasts young and old. If wishing to use any of the Hotels facilities then please contact the hotel direct for details and pricing. Gleneagles Golf Resort offers three full courses and was home to The Ryder Cup 2014 and the future home of the Solheim Cup 2019. The resort also provides traditional sports; shooting, falconry & fishing alongside Segway tours and pony trekking. If you're looking for something a little more relaxing, you'll be spoilt for choice with signature treatments in the Spa or just relax in one of the cafes or restaurants nearby. Gleneagles Cottage is an ideal base to explore all Scotland has to offer.

Spacious riverside cottage 2 miles outside Crieff, stunning south facing and decked balcony over the river. Situated within the grounds of Victorian private house. Recently refurbished with spectacular views across fields. Includes 1800cm double bed, bath and shower. There is also another cottage amongst the nearby farm buildings if you wish to share the balcony and view for lunches/dinner with others but still have the privacy of your own space : ‘Cosy country cottage’ on Airbnb. (Two bed)

The exceptional situation of this cottage with balcony and decking over the river, makes it perfect for retreats with only the sound of the bubbling river to lull you to sleep. Within it's own fenced off area it is quiet and peaceful. It has the appearance of a typical New England clapperboard house. There are extensive views across fields to the hills beyond. Stylishly decorated with slate and wooden floors including underfloor heating and a fireplace with plenty of logs supplied. It is full of interesting paintings, prints and books. The cottage is available to rent for a minimum of 2 nights. Check-in is from 4pm and check-out is before midday. If you wish to arrange other times then please contact us in advance. We also have another cottage amongst the farm buildings which would be perfect if you wish to share the balcony and river view with a couple of friends...but still have the privacy of your own spaces See ‘cosy country cottage’ on Airbnb!

Our farm is situated on the banks of the River Earn and Strathearn is renowned for it's spectacular scenery. Crieff is the bustling local town with numerous coffee shops and beautiful McCrosty Park. The oldest lending library in Scotland Innerpeffray Library is only a mile along the road. The Famous Grouse experience is only 2 miles a way and Drummond castle and it's stunning gardens are only a 1 mile outside of Crieff. There are many golf courses within a short distance including Gleneagles, Muthill, Comrie and St Fillans. (St Andrews is just under an hour and a half away) There are some excellent restaurants in the area including Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles, The Barley Bree in Muthill, Yanns in Crieff. Also The Lounge and Delvinnos and the excellent farm shop/cafe at Gloagburn is about 20mins away along the valley. Approx 40mins away along the Earn side road and past the banks of Lochearn you will find Mhor 84 which is a fantastic all day cafe/restaurant serving food all day with homemade cakes/bread etc. We are particularly keen on food and cooking and would love to give any advice on best places to eat/buy food etc. Crieff also has one of the best Fish Shops in Scotland 'Fish in Crieff' selling hake/turbot/razor clams/mussels/crab/tuna etc. We are also lucky that the fantastic new Crieff Food Hall has recently opened in the High Street selling top quality ingredients, delicious home made recipes to take home and heat up and also a coffee shop/cafe downstairs.

Modern and bright traditional townhouse, situated in the heart of Crieff. Ground floor comprises of an open plan living area consisting of modern kitchen/spacious lounge/diner with stairs leading to the upper level where you will find a bright double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a separate shower room. The property is also heated by gas central heating and is double glazed throughout. A communal drying green is at the rear of the townhouse, free on-street parking is also available.

The townhouse is perfectly located just above the High Street, but in a quiet residential area, and is only a 2 minute walk to the many restaurants, cafes and bars Crieff has to offer. Crieff is located close to Perth, Gleneagles and the Trossachs National Park with excellent travel links to the Highlands, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Crieff is a busy market town located in the heart of Perthshire. With its many amenities and good travel links this makes Crieff a great base for exploring the surrounding countryside.

Cosy ex farm workers' cottage in glorious countryside with great walks from the door, and nearby- Glen Turret, Glen Ledknock, Glenartney, the Sma Glen, Auchnafree with more challenging walks up local munroes including Ben Chonzie and Vorlich , Stuc a Chroin. Also well-placed for trips -1/2 hour drive to Stirling Castle/ Bannockburn, Perth and Scone Castle, 1 hr to Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow, 1.5 hrs to St Andrews / the Fife Coast, 2.5 hour drive up Glencoe to Fort William,to the Isles etc.

Available Mon20/4 to Sat 16/05, Sat 30/05 toTues 23/06, Sat 04-18/07, and Sat 25/07 to Sat 01/08. Honeysuckle Cottage sleeps 4 adults plus 1 or 2 children and is set in glorious countryside in a great area for walking, cycling, golf etc. Travel cot and high chair available. Extra separate annex self-contained en suite double room also sometimes available. Self-contained semi-detached cottage with own access, and large fairly wild garden. Off-road parking for 3 or 4 cars. Well behaved and tended dogs are welcome. The cottage has a cosy living room with open fire, small well-equipped kitchen, adjoining dining room (with a working stove), decent sized bathroom, electric shower over the bath. One bedroom with double bed, one bedroom with double and single. Fabulous countryside. Great for walking and bicycling. Circular walks either down to the river earn and along and back up, or up and along the hill to Torleum etc. Red Kite and other birds of prey often circling overhead, particularly late afternoons. Wagtails etc in the garden. Red squirrels have reappeared, as have beaver in the river Earn. Stove and open fire for coming home to in colder weather. Good local restaurants - we particularly like DeliVino's, the Lounge and Craobh, and for a special meal Yann's - all in the centre of Crieff - Barley Bree in Muthill, De'il's Cauldron and the Royal in Comrie. Also good cafes and excellent bakeries, with not only Campbells but excellent bread available in the deli in Comrie and at the Crieff Food Shop which has lots of local produce. Water-sports, golf, riding, bike hire all nearby. Lovely park in Crieff - MacRosty Park with children's play area, near the start of the "Lady Mary's Walk" along the other side of the River Earn. Great bakery, butcher, vegetable shops in Crieff (Campbells bakery (also 2nd branch in Comrie) , Gourlays and Comrie butchers, loose veg and fruit from the Handy Stores (who also deliver), as well as Crieff food shop in the main square with locally sourced produce, Gills with loose foods (to minimise plastic packaging) the Co-op supermarket, delis, sweet shops, restaurants - Delivino's at top of the high street, Yanns on the Perth Road, etc Restaurants further afield Barley Bree restaurant (with rooms) in small village of Muthill De'il's Cauldron in Comrie on the way to / from great walks up Glen Ledknock. Mhor 84 in Balquidder. only 1 mile to the bottom of Crieff - visitors centre, crystal factory shop, all-year-round Christmas shop etc - for buses to Dunblane, Stirling and Perth (from the town square - another 1/2 mile walk from the outskirts of town). Review from Airbnb guest - recently realised I only had them on from 2013! so i have now added a few of the more recent ones too, a sample of the sorts of things people have said. 01/07/18 Thank you for allowing us to stay in your lovely cottage. It was so comfy and cosy and we finished the jigsaw. We had pefect weatehr and enjoyed walking along the River Earn and surrounding Countryside, Lyn, Daryl (Aus), Lewis, Carole, Susan (England) 18/06/18 Dear Ginny We have had an amazing week here in your lovely cottage. Very comfortable and inviting and plenty space for 3 adults and 1 child. Thanks for the welcome packet and for quickly replying to our questions about where to find things. It was so peaceful, great views and our cow "neighbours" were most entertaining. We would certainly stay again and recommend to others. Thanks again, Giny Brenda, Laura, Clayton, Clara (U.S.A) 27/05/18 Dear Ginny Am sitting here in your front garden thinking I/we shoudl write this in the tradition of the Scots poets of old - but my Scots is beyond rusty! Thanks so much for the use of Honeysuckle Cottage this past week. The perfect respite place for our journeys through Scotland. Last night at dinner we asked our waitress "of all the places in Scotland to live, what would be your favourite?" - wasn't surprised she replied "Crieff" Was a pleasure meeting some of your family during our stay - best to you & yours Beth, David and Don (various places in Ontario, Canada) 02/05/18 Ginny, thank you , thank you, thank you for a fabulous respite! Your cottage is cosy and friendly and so well equipped. We particularly enjoyed the avian entertainment round your bird table. Very excited to see red squirrel, wren, various tits ~(coal, great & blue) and goldfinch pair. We have all enjoyed the stay, Best regards Helen, Louise and Stephen 29/10/17 Dear Ginny Thank you so very much for a wonderful stay. We had a gorgeous walk down by the river. Enjoyed the fire and had very good sleeps. Everything we were looking for in a holiday cottage. Hope to be back. Thanks Kathryn & Eve T 19-25/08/17 Had a really great time. Facilities brilliant, situation magnificent. Lovely walks taken!! Thank you! Mark ........for 2014-2016 - see visitors book in the cottage! Over the years, the cottage has had a few small improvements - a few more books, a few more pictures on the walls, a travel cot, etc but nothing major 07/10/13 "Ginny we loved our time in your Cottage. You've made her well appointed for cooking and comfort; snuggly blankets, tub, fire and beds. Thank you for the foods& wine also - very welcome finds and the perfect finishing touch. Cheers Martie, Washington State, USA " Reviews from other web-sites 06/11/13 " We have had a wonderful stay here. It's been a great base for exploring. The wine, food and logs have made a really cosy atmosphere. We will be back. Sarah & Sam" 7-11/08/13 "We have stayed in many self-catering properties over the years but rarely find one so fresh and clean. We would like to keep the cottage a secret but we know it's going to be a very popular property. Beverly & Graeme "

Crieff has plenty of shops including a visitors centre, tourist information centre, a specialist local food shop in the main square, a supermarket,post office, banks, a fantastic bakery in King Street, good butchers, fishmonger, sweet shop, gallery, craft shops, Stuart crystal shop, good cafes/restaurants (Delivini in King Street, Yann’s and the Lounge in Crieff and Barley Bree in Muthill are particular favourites, and there are several more in Crieff High Street ) riding at the Hydro Riding Centre and a Leisure Centre with pool and other facilities. The annual Crieff Highland Gathering is on the 3rd weekend in August. Comrie is a lovely village with a bank, post office, a deli, a new branch of Campbells famous bakers (mutton pies not to be missed, and a new favourite the macaroni pie - genius) and some good eating places. It has a community spirit with two of the annual highlights being “Comrie Fortnight” from 23rd July to 6th August and the Hogmanay celebrations The property is surrounded by fabulous walking country and bird-life is plentiful including birds of prey (Red Kite, Buzzards) Canada Geese etc seen without leaving the garden, deer seen on most walks about the farm, and perhaps a sighting of red squirrel and/or beaver on the river. There are various bike trails, bike hire 3 miles away at Comrie Croft, Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre (3.8 miles), opportunities for fishing (permits from Crieff Tourist Board) and golfing (courses abound), the distillery, Drummond Castle and gardens, Innerpeffray Library and Chapel (5.5 miles), watersports on Loch Earn 12 miles away etc Fabulous countryside. Great for walking and bicycling.Circular walks from the door - either down to the river earn and along and back up, or up and along the hill to Torleum etc. Red Kite and other birds of prey often circling overhead, particularly late afternoons. plentiful garden birds, tits, chaffinches, dunnock, robins, wren, sparrows, occasional yellowhammer, more unusual finches or tits, woodpecker etc and in season swifts, wagtails etc Stove and open fire for coming home to in colder weather. Good local restaurants. Water-sports, golf, riding, bike hire all nearby. Lovely park in Crieff - MacRosty Park with children's play area, near the start of the "Lady Mary's Walk" along the other side of the River Earn. All of that and easy access to Scone Palace, Perth Theatres, Pitlochry theatre, Stirling Castle, Bannockburn, Edinburgh, Dundee (for the new V&A) and Glasgow (Burrell collection etc) Other local restaurants : Yann's on the Perth Road ...various on the high street, including Craobh in the square, the Lounge opposite Valentines. Barley Bree restaurant (with rooms) in small village of Muthill De'il's Cauldron in Comrie on the way to / from great walks up Glen Ledknock. Mhor 84 in Balquidder It's only 1 mile to the bottom of Crieff - where a few metres to the right there are the the visitors centre and crystal factory shop, both containing cafes, and the all-year-round Christmas shop. Below are some early reviews, and in the 5 years of holiday lets here, the place has become more well-kitted out/homely and the reviews have continued to be pretty much all 5 stars! Review from Airbnb guest 07/10/13 "Ginny we loved our time in Honeysuckle Cottage. You've made her well appointed for cooking and comfort; snuggly blankets, tub, fire and beds. Thank you for the foods& wine also - very welcome finds and the perfect finishing touch. Cheers Martie, Washington State, USA " Reviews from other web-sites 06/11/13 " We have had a wonderful stay here. It's been a great base for exploring. The wine, food and logs have made a really cosy atmosphere. We will be back. Sarah & Sam" 7-11/08/13 "We have stayed in many self-catering properties over the years but rarely find one so fresh and clean. We would like to keep the cottage a secret but we know it's going to be a very popular property. Beverly & Graeme "