Our signature property, Oakwoods House is a large refurbished four-bedroom holiday home with hot tub, sleeping up to 8 adults and 2 children across four bedrooms and the upstairs sofa bed. The property is complete with 3 lounge/ sitting rooms, 2 dining areas,a fully fitted solid Oak kitchen and 3 bath/ shower rooms.

• French doors to the patio and hot tub
• Fully fitted Oak kitchen with water/ice dispensing fridge freezer, dishwasher and range cooker
• Smart Tv's
• En-suite with underfloor heating and rainwater shower
• Luxury bedding and fluffy robes
• Scottish Fine Soaps toiletries
• Welcome hamper
• Gated resort
• Private driveway parking for several cars

Tigh Raineach, a detached bungalow with enclosed garden offering spacious accommodation for eight, is situated in the picturesque village of ’Bonnie Strathyre’ in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Ideal for families, it makes a perfect retreat from which to explore the stunning scenery of the Trossachs. From its large seated patio, or the garden room if it’s raining, you can enjoy the stunning views from its enviable location.
With immediate access to woodland walks and cycle paths, whether climbing, walking, cycling or wildlife spotting (red squirrels in the garden), there is plenty to do close by. After a busy day enjoy a meal at the large dining table (seats eight or more) and afterwards try a board game or the special Scottish photo quiz. On a clear night you can relax in the hot tub and just stargaze. On a cold day there is also a wood burner to enjoy.
Other activities available locally include golf, horse riding/trekking, fishing, water sports and cycle hire. The village shop, café and pubs are within walking distance, and within a short drive you have the beautiful Loch Katrine, the spectacular Falls of Dochart in Killin and the popular town of Callander, which offers many restaurants, coffee shops, arts and crafts outlets and a visitor’s centre. Loch Lomond, Fort William, Oban, Stirling, Edinburgh and Glasgow, with its superb shopping and vibrant night life, are no more than 90 minutes away.

A lovingly restored cottage close to the village of Killin in the heart of Stirling. Hot tub. Family-friendly. Pet-friendly. Enclosed gardens. Killin 7.5 miles; Lochearnhead 6.7 miles; Inveraray 41.9 miles.

Nestled in the tranquil Glendevon valley, Nether Auchlinsky Cottage offers a serene escape amidst the Ochil Hills. This four-bedroom haven has been thoughtfully modernized, boasting a contemporary kitchen that seamlessly flows into a cosy conservatory, perfect for morning coffees or quiet evenings. The heart of the home features a spacious living room, complete with a smart TV and piano, where French doors open to a charming courtyard, inviting guests to mingle under the stars.
The cottage’s layout is thoughtfully designed, with two double bedrooms sharing a luxurious Jack and Jill bathroom, while a third bedroom provides a quiet study nook. The master suite is a retreat in itself, featuring an en-suite bathroom with a sauna, ensuring relaxation is never far away. The second conservatory, spacious and versatile, can transform into a family lounge or dining area, adapting to the needs of any gathering.
Outside, the property extends over several paddocks, with a summer house and stable, offering ample space for family activities or simply basking in the privacy of nature. The local area, including Glendevon and neighbouring towns like Auchterarder and Dollar, is rich with activities. From leisurely walks along the River Devon to the adrenaline of skydiving at Strathallan Airfield, there’s something for everyone. Golfers will delight in the proximity to Gleneagles’ prestigious courses, while history enthusiasts can explore nearby landmarks like the Library of Innerpeffray and Castle Campbell.
Nether Auchlinsky Cottage is not just a place to stay; it’s a destination that promises memorable experiences, whether one is seeking adventure or relaxation in the Scottish countryside. With its blend of modern comforts and natural beauty, it stands as a testament to the allure of rural Scotland and the rich tapestry of experiences it offers to visitors and locals alike. Beach 23 miles.