Beautiful cottage. Clean tidy and as described with a lovely small garden and in a nice location. Great for relaxing out in the countryside.
May 2021
* New for 2020 - this much loved and extremely charming cottage is the ideal base for a relaxing holiday in Perthshire.
November 2019
( To make a booking or an enquiry simply click on the first day of your proposed visit )
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| Price per week | Short Break | Minimum Stay | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 29th May 2021 to 29th Oct 2021 | £ 595 | £ 425 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 30th Oct 2021 to 22nd Dec 2021 | £ 550 | £ 395 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 23rd Dec 2021 to 5th Jan 2022 | £ 695 | £ 575 for 4 nights | 4 nights |
| 6th Jan 2022 to 25th Mar 2022 | £ 550 | £ 395 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 26th Mar 2022 to 27th May 2022 | £ 595 | £ 425 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 28th May 2022 to 23rd Sep 2022 | £ 695 | £ 450 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
If your chosen home & dates are available, please complete a Booking Request Form by clicking on your chosen date, and we will confirm your booking by return, usually within 24 hrs.
If you prefer you can telephone us (+44) 01796 470048 and we can deal with your enquires in person.
Our office hours are 9.00am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday and 9.00am - 12.00pm Saturday.
A 25% deposit secures your holiday with the balance payable 7 weeks prior to the start of your stay.
Prices from
for 7 nights
Idyllic location in the beautiful Perthshire village of Fortingall
Wonderful walking and cycle routes nearby
Sleeps 2-4
WiFi
Wood burning stove
Short breaks welcome
All bedding and towels supplied
Heating and electricity included
Unfortunately we are unable to accept pets
Fortingall churchyard is the home of the Fortingall Yew Tree which is believed to be between 2000 - 5000 years old, making it one of the oldest known trees in Europe. Nearby Glen Lyon is perhaps Scotland's most beautiful glen as well as being the longest. There are fabulous walks along the glen and in the surrounding hills. At the far end of the glen lies the remote village of Bridge of Balgie (with shop/cafe), from there the road continues down to Loch Tay, famous for its water sports and ancient crannog on the loch.
Kenmore (6 miles) has grocery shops, golf course and a charming sandy beach for water sports and boat hire. There is pony trekking available at Mains of Taymouth stables and mountain biking available at Drummond Hill (2 miles). The bustling highland town of Aberfeldy (8 miles) has a distillery, cinema and leisure centre as well as many charming artisan shops and cafes.
Walkers and climbers will want to head for the central Highland's highest mountain Ben Lawers. It stands majestically at nearly 4,000 feet in the Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve. If you don't fancy tackling Ben Lawers itself, there are a variety of other walking routes suitable for all abilities nearby. To the north, you can drive over the hill to Tummel and Loch Rannoch, where, amid more glorious scenery Schiehallion, the Fairy Mountain, also awaits enthusiastic walkers.
Pitlochry (22 miles) has a famous year-round Festival Theatre, fish ladder, golf course and Scotland's smallest distillery, Edradour, while Blair Atholl (26 miles), is home to the fairy-tale Blair Castle, the award-winning 'Watermill' bakery, a golf course and, in August, hosts the International Blair Atholl Horse Trials.
All bedding and towels supplied
Heating and electricity included