3995 Dunolly Cottage offers self-catering accommodation with a touch of true luxury and a really exceptional setting.&nbsp; The cottage, which is grade C listed, was originally built in the late 19th century, converted to a cottage in the 1930’s and completely gutted and modernised by Anne and Pat during the period March2015-February 2017.&nbsp; The re-development was planned from the perspective that they might live there themselves one day, so they hope you will find it feels like a home and it provides just about everything you need.&nbsp; As a result of converting one of the downstairs rooms into a step free, accessible space for one couple, it boasts a total of 3 bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms.&nbsp; The living accommodation comprises a large and comfortable lounge and a large kitchen/diner to the rear with the most amazing view over the River Tay, unrivalled anywhere in Aberfeldy.&nbsp; The kitchen provides all you would expect in the way of modern convenience, from a full size dishwasher, to a dual-fuel range cooker, microwave, toaster and so on.&nbsp; Besides the main accommodation, there is a fully equipped utility area and spacious hall and landing. &nbsp;<br /><br />The re-development was designed to meet all current standards for insulation and with its full, gas-fired central heating, it will be cosy even in the depths of winter, while its 60cm thick stone walls will likely help to keep temperatures down in the summer. &nbsp;<br /><br />Outside of the cottage there is plenty of parking space, a lawn area, patio areas to the rear and side and, finally, secure storage for the likes of kayaks, golf-clubs, bicycles, mountain climbing gear, fishing tackle and so on. &nbsp;<br /><br />Particular attention has been paid to making the facilities as accessible as possible within the constraints of a listed cottage. &nbsp;<br /><br />Dunolly Cottage is located on the edge of the town and so has wonderful open views of the river and Perthshire countryside to the north and west, but at the same time, all the facilities of Aberfeldy are in easy walking distance – from the golf-club and Black Watch pub at about five minutes, to Chillies restaurant and the Co-op supermarket at about 15 minutes.&nbsp; Just about everything else lies between these modest extremes.&nbsp; And a lot is packed in including a recently renovated cinema, a world famous bookshop, an award winning café and a variety of places to eat, shop and play.<br /><br />For booking options please visit our <a href="http://www.dunollycottage.com/" target="_blank">website.</a> 3978 <p>Forming part of a pretty farm conversion in rural Perthshire, Croftgarrow Steading was converted from an ancient stone building into a beautiful, contemporary home in 2008.<br /><br />Sitting in a lovely quiet spot, just a mile west of the village of Fortingall, Croftgarrow Steading is a large two-bedroom property sleeping 4, all on one level and stands in large grounds with uninterrupted views to the surrounding valleys and hills.<br /><br /><strong>Sleeping arrangements:</strong> one double bedroom with king size bed, one twin room<br /><br /><strong>Interior layout:</strong> the house consists of one double bedroom with king size bed and one twin bedroom, each with a large luxurious bathroom including double shower, double-ended bath, with heated mirror and towel rail.<br /><br />The rest of the property is then taken up with the main living space: a vast open-plan area containing the beautiful burr oak and granite farmhouse kitchen, dining space and plenty of seating areas. A large wood burning stove forms the centre piece to this space and double glass doors to the south and west lead out to the private garden with a hot tub, via a lovely furnished verandah. The back drop to the garden is open fields and hills with wonderful views wherever you look.<br /><br />The house has a wonderful ambient warmth from the underfloor heating throughout, and with the exception of one bathroom, each room has BOSE surround sound.<br /><br />For entertainment there is Wifi, Sky Sports and Movies, BOSE DVD and CD player, and a Nintendo Wii. There are Wii games, CDs, DVDs and plenty of books and games also at the property.<br /><br /><strong>Exterior:</strong> Croftgarrow Steading fronts onto a pretty courtyard which it shares with 3 other properties. The rear of the property which contains the main living area, faces onto the large private garden with verandah and hot tub.<br /><br /><strong>Facilities: </strong>Dishwasher, Tumble drier, Fridge/freezer, Oven, Microwave, Linen provided, Bath towels provided, Bedding provided, Cot / travel cot, Hair Dryer, High chair, Iron / ironing Board, Washing machine, Washer/Dryer, iPod docking station, BBQ, Garden dining furniture, Designated / private parking, Personal meet &amp; greet available, Wood burning stove, En-suite bedroom(s), Bathroom(s)<br /><br /><strong>Pets:</strong> pets not allowed<br /><br /></p> 3831 <p>Garth Lodge is a sensitively restored 19th century cottage with a green oak frame extension.&nbsp; It is situated just outside the picturesque village of Fortingall on the bank of the river Lyon, about 6 miles from Aberfeldy.&nbsp; Close to Loch Tay and Glen Lyon, this is a perfect base for exploring the local mountains, rivers and lochs.</p> <p>The house sleeps 6-8 people and is ideal for a family or group holiday.</p> <p>The large open plan living room has an open fire, a fully fitted kitchen with an Aga and several large windows offering wonderful views over the river and towards the Glen Lyon mountains. The ground floor of the original part of the house has a shower room, a utility room and a sitting room with a log burning stove and a sofa bed, leading to a downstairs double bedroom. The upstairs accommodation includes a double bedroom, a twin/double bedroom and a bathroom. Attractive gardens surround the house and there is a terrace overlooking the river.<br />Garth Lodge welcomes well behaved dogs.</p> 3829 Chesthill House (sleeps 15) and the Gardener’s Cottage (sleeps 4) are both pet-friendly, and provide the ideal base from which to explore both the estate and the surrounding area.<br /><br />The estate has roughly six miles of river and 7,000 acres to explore, and is situated at the eastern end of Glenlyon. The River Lyon runs through the glen: it rushes through rocky gorges at the east end of the estate then broadens and softens amongst meadows at the west end.&nbsp; Steep hills rise either side of the glen and the tops are carpeted in heather with remnants of the ancient Caledonian forest visible at the westerly end. The estate offers hills for walking, some of the most breathtaking deer stalking in Scotland (c.140 stags and hinds per year), some of the most varied salmon fishing in Scotland (four miles of the river Lyon, average 89 salmon over last three years),&nbsp; trout fishing, escorted nature walks, photography stalking, and clay pigeon shooting.&nbsp; Pony trekking, golf, and water sports are also all available in the area, making Glenlyon the perfect country getaway. 3809 Loch Tay Highland Lodges - A breath of fresh air…<br /><br />From Cottages and Cabins to Wigwams and Domes, all set amidst breath-taking scenery in the foothills of Ben Lawers and the bonnie banks of Loch Tay. Welcome to the perfect location for your holiday!<br /><br />Based within Perthshire, at the very shore of Loch Tay we offer you a diverse and exciting range of accommodation. Available all year round for comfortable, peaceful, relaxing breaks and holidays in one of the most beautiful areas of Scotland. Surrounded by mountains, lochs and rivers we are also within easy driving distance of Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow.<br /><br />With many activities available onsite and much more available locally, you will never be bored. From Frisbee Golf to Fishing and Kayaking to Canoeing, we have plenty happening onsite to keep you and your children of all ages occupied for hours. <br /><br />Excellent opportunities for Golf, hill-walking, horse riding, water sports, white water-rafting, wildlife safaris, deer-stalking, game shooting are available within the local area. If you prefer something more cultural then there are many historic sites and castles within the area like Castle Menzies or The Crannog. If retail therapy is more your bag then have a look at the House of Bruar (Scotland 's Harrods) and or the Caithness Glass centre or Crieff, which has a first class visitor centre.<br /><br />The village of Killin is 3 miles away at the west end of Loch Tay, with its Falls of Dochart, as well as a wide choice of restaurants and shops, a garage and a helpful Tourist Information Office completing the perfect self-catering accommodation for your holiday in the heart of Scotland.<br /><br />Our onsite restaurant ‘The Bistro’ is situated beside the marina and enjoys huge picture windows with sun decks offering uninterrupted views over Loch Tay. Its welcoming ambience combined with this spectacular setting provides guests with a superb location to either enjoy a drink or dine and experience home cooked food with warm hospitality in this most beautiful location.<br /><br />For the ‘Glamping accommodation’, our newly installed amenities block offering showers, toilets, drying room, and launderette meaning you have all the mod-cons at your disposal within a short distance from your front door. If you require something more personal the ‘private bathroom’ offers all these facilities but exclusively for you for only a small supplement.<br /><br />Wifi and Children’s Playpark are also available onsite.