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Lovely barn conversion in the heart of Balquhidder

Welcome to your Highland escape! This beautifully converted barn sits in a historic glen in Perthshire, ancestral homeland of Clan MacLaren. Located in Balquhidder, it boasts south-facing views of hills and ancient woodlands. Inside: exposed beams, underfloor heating, full kitchen, 3 bedrooms, shower room, and en-suite bathroom. A 200 yard stroll leads to a private riverside picnic spot perched at the tranquil meeting point of the River Balvaig and Loch Voil with views of a historic stone bridge

Cosy 2 bedroom/3 bed Family Home

Newly decorated and furnished family home (semi detached) comprising of a double & twin room. Situated in Stirling on the A9, this excellent location is ideal for visitors travelling by car or public transport, with quick access to Stirling City Centre, wider Forth Valley & beyond. This self-catering accommodation is like a home from home, modern comforts with everything you need. Kitchen - fridge freezer, gas hob & electric oven. Linen & towels provided. Wi-fi Games & DVD's for the kids.

GREENSHADOWS HOME WITH A VIEW . KILMAHOG.

Greenshadows - a detached 16th-century two story Scottish cottage fronting River Leny with views of Ben Ledi in the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. The house has a rich history. Locally called ‘The Pink House’, it was a safe haven during the Jacobite uprising. The author of ‘The Junglebook’ is thought to have resided at Greenshadows for a short period. Of note is William Turner’s painting of Ben Ledi from Kilmahog Bridge (on display at the Tate Gallery) just a few hundred metres away.

Wallace Lodge - Unique experience

Wallace Lodge is situated on the edge of the privately owned Cowden Loch at Loch View Farm. The lodge is a south-facing, traditional home with idyllic surroundings and beautiful scenery. The tranquil village of Comrie is situated 2 miles away, with the picturesque town of Crieff, 6 miles away, with Glasgow and Edinburgh one hour away. Wallace Lodge is ideal for a quiet holiday, with a hot tub that could include fishing (additional cost) , golfing (additional cost), tennis, cycling or hiking.

New 4 bed house, high spec in stunning location.

Susan and Graham host Ardarroch and live next door. Nestled in the spectacular surroundings on the outskirts of Crieff, with panoramic views and within easy walking distance of the town centre. Crieff offers many places to eat with an excellent deli and cafes providing good quality local produce. Local attractions include the oldest whiskey distillery, numerous walks and nearby Munros, and a wildlife centre at nearby Comrie. The town has a selection of lovely parks suitable for all ages.

The Stable - cottage with a spectacular lake view

The Stable is a ground floor semi detached studio cottage situated in a private 40 acre estate with panoramic views of the Lake of Menteith, private covered porch, gas barbecue, freesat TV, DVD player, docking station and White Company linen. We have a corporate membership of Forrest Hills Hotel and Spa (c12 minutes drive from the cottage) which allows our guests access to their swimming pool, steam room, sauna and Spa and billiards room at no cost apart from individual spa treatments).

Beautiful period home on loch, wonderful views

Wonderful period home in the Scottish Highlands, in a stunningly special romantic location on Loch Earn. Perfect for a long holiday or short break with family or friends, a special celebration or even a honeymoon! Or just to enjoy beautiful scenery. Great for exploring - day trips in all directions. Easy to reach - 75 mins from Edinburgh. Lovely year round – in summer, sun and dining on the decking; in winter, walks and warming by the log fire. Wonderful views always!

Little Fernbank

Nestled in Killin, in the heart of the Highlands with natural wonder all around (over 30 munros, lochs and beautiful villages), we welcome you to Little Fernbank. A spacious, welcoming and quirky retreat in which to recover and relax. - Luxurious king-sized bed with Emma* mattress - Private off street parking - Supermarket, cafe and restaurants within 2 minute walk. - Outside seating area - Local discount at The Secret Killin for your whole stay. Short-term let licence number: ST00807F

Sleeps 12. The Old pink library by loch and river

A welcoming warm relaxed proper family home, a retreat from hectic everyday life. Artsy, bohemian, quirky, relaxed , unpretentious nothing is particularly perfect. Feel at home, kick off your boots and sink in to a big comfy sofa or light some candles, sit round the old table, talk, drink, eat, laugh and play some old fashioned games as the fire crackles in the background .We try to think of everything and provide free plentiful logs, coffee beans, tea,olive oil, salt, pepper,candles

Bright house with panoramic views and sauna

A Scottish gem in the heart of Perthshire. This spacious bright house is located at the edge of Loch Earn in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. St Fillans is a picturesque village and provides a great base for exploring rural Perthshire including 43 local Munro’s. Situated on the grounds of a working sheep farm, guests can enjoy the quiet atmosphere. In this walking hotspot there is also ample other activities such as cycling, fishing, golf and water sports on loch Earn.

Drovers Lodge

Accommodation offers lots of charm dating back to 1731 it’s one of the oldest properties in Bridge of Allan. Located on the doorstep of the University and all the vibrance and facilities that it has to offer while being in a beautiful private setting. Perfect for lovely country walks, the village has plenty of bars, restaurants and shops etc. Bridge of Allan is a stunning Victorian Spa town and easy to tour Scotland from.

Beautiful scenic cottage

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Enjoy this gorgeous setting either from the warmth and comfort of the open plan lounge or from your own private deck with extraordinary views over Dumgoyne and the Campsie Hills. You will be surrounded on all sides by fields, woods or mountains but yet be close enough to pop out for a coffee and cake at the local village or taste a wee dram at the Glengoyne whisky distillery.