If you are looking for a traditional Scottish cottage in Perthshire then look no further than The Lodge Cottage; a detached, 1700s stone-built cottage with the walls to prove it. This cottage, and its host working farm, is ready and waiting to welcome you and your family to this popular tourist area.
In 2018 the property benefitted from a series of refurbishments, which all add to the welcoming feel of the place. Being all on one level, The Lodge Cottage is both accessible and homely, with modern fixtures and fittings; you are sure to feel right at home.

Who doesn’t love a south-facing garden? Not only does The Lodge Cottage have one, but there is also a view that is sure to capture your imagination as you relax and unwind. All the best plans are made in the garden and this area has lots to offer…
Crieff, 7 miles, is where you will find several amenities, including a popular delicatessen, cafés and a supermarket, as well as an array of shops. But, perhaps more appealing, is ‘The Famous Grouse whisky distillery’, at Glenturret, where you can take a tour – you might even get a taste! Several events are also held throughout the year, including ‘The Crieff Highland Games’ and autumn’s ‘Drovers’ Tryst Walking Festival’.

You will be in your element in this area if you are a fan of the outdoors, as the mountains call walkers, hikers and cyclists alike. Loch Earn is ideal for water sports and there are plenty of fishing, golfing, cycling and horse riding opportunities in the surrounding area. Speaking of horse riding, based on the farm there is an equestrian eventing facility, amongst 80 acres of wooded parkland, where you could tackle some of the 100 cross country jumps. If you prefer to stay on your own two feet then walking with the wildlife is highly recommended.

If all that outdoor activity leaves you in search of some retail therapy or a good night out, then the city of Perth is just 7 miles away. Here you will be spoilt for choice with places to wine and dine. You could even go to the theatre! A great way to experience the city is to take a boat trip on the River Tay (seasonal). This area has lots to offer, not least its many historic castles, including Scone Palace, Drummond Castle and Garden, Stirling Castle, Doune Castle, Hopetoun House and for fans of the TV series ‘Outlander’, there are numerous locations used in the making of the series. Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow are all easily accessible for day trips. What are you waiting for?

Shop, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Please note: By prior arrangement with the owner, guests can bring their horse or pony, or book tuition with the renowned equestrian eventing centre, which is within walking distance.

Lovely, detached lodge with stunning views in beautiful countryside, near the city of Perth, Scotland. Woodburning stove. Dog-friendly. Off-road parking. Perth 12 miles.

A wonderful 1920s cottage resting within the National Trust's Branklyn Gardens in Perth, Scotland. Woodburning stove. Romantic. Off-road parking. Dunkeld 19.9 miles; Crieff 21.6 miles; Pitlochry 32.2 miles.

What a lovely cottage! Within the grounds of the owner’s property, but completely detached and private, this delightful cottage, accessed by a rough track, has stunning expansive views over the fields and hills of rural Perthshire, yet is just a mile or so out of the village of Methven. Inside, the cottage has been lovingly furnished with calming colour schemes. The living room has comfy sofas and a soothing atmosphere and opens up onto the sun room at the rear, which leads to a private patio and hot tub, perfect for an evening soak in peaceful surroundings. The kitchen/dining room is well equipped with everything you need to cook up a lovely meal, and upstairs the main bedroom has a quirky element with a shower cubicle also in the room. There is a separate bathroom upstairs and a toilet downstairs. Outside, the pretty garden gives way to horse paddocks, and beyond are the rolling fields of the surrounding farm.Please note in September, the grain dryer in the adjoining barn can run for long hours.
This is great place to enjoy a varied holiday in the wonderful county of Perthshire. There is easy access to the fair city of Perth itself, with its wide selection of boutique shops, artisan cafés and restaurants. Culture lovers can take in a show at the renowned HorseCross in the centre of Perth, or in the more traditional Perth Theatre. Other recreational facilities include swimming, skating and cinema, as well as plenty of golf in the surrounding area. For golfers, Gleneagles is an easy drive.
The popular town of Crieff is a short drive away, with the Glenturret Distillery well worth a visit, or visit Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre in Comrie, a great place for children and adults alike to interact with native and foreign species amongst wonderful scenery. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

A quaint, single-storey cottage resting in the village of Aberargie, near Perth in central Scotland. Scenic location. Enclosed garden. Pet-friendly. Kinross 12.3 miles; Dunkeld 22.3 miles.

This most attractive, semi-detached stone cottage nestles in the heart of the old High Street in the historic and picturesque village of Abernethy. The main route though the village bypasses the pretty houses and narrow streets, which has preserved the peaceful atmosphere of the village centre, perfect for a relaxing base for your holiday in Perthshire.

The cottage is a delight, with cosy rooms inside, and a sheltered patio and sitting-out area to the rear, where you can enjoy an alfresco drink or meal on sunny days.

Abernethy is steeped in history; it is known as the home of the Pictish Kings and there is much evidence of their time here. Visit the 12th Century Round Tower, one of only 2 in Scotland, and climb to the top to enjoy panoramic views towards the Firth of Tay. The Fair City of Perth is a short drive away, with its concert hall, theatre, museum, art galleries, great shops and superb restaurants. There are many golf courses in the area, including St Andrews, less than an hour’s drive. Along the way, explore the beaches and villages of the east coast of Fife or head north for a day in the Highlands. An hour’s drive will get you to Edinburgh or Glasgow, to enjoy the history and culture of these major cities.

Farmhall Farmhouse sits in the Earn Valley on the edge of Forgandenny village, between Bridge of Earn and Dunning. Dunning is just 4 miles away and has a very popular pub and restaurant. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and yet just 15 minutes’ drive from Perth. If you are looking for a family get together or just some peace and quiet away from it all, you have come to the right place. Enjoy socialising and relaxing in the large traditional farmhouse kitchen with a wonderfully warming Aga and plenty of space to sit around the dining table. Next door in the lounge you can spend your evenings reading or watching TV in front of the open fire. Along the spacious hallway there is a large room where brides can get ready for their weddings or can be used as an additional room for playing table tennis, relaxing, or playing cards or some board games. Upstairs there are great views to be had from all four bright and spacious bedrooms, along with two large bathrooms. You can take your pick from the king size bedroom, the double bedroom or one of the two rooms with twin beds.
This truly is the perfect house for entertaining or for relaxed evenings with a gin and tonic in hand. Or if you are coming to stay in the summer months why not enjoy some alfresco drinks and fire-pit barbeques in the peaceful secluded manicured garden. With its large downstairs utility room there is ample space for outdoor clothing for those making the most of the convenient location by exploring stunning Perthshire. A great base for days trips to Perth, Dundee, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and St Andrews all of which can be reached within a 60-minute drive.

Welcome to this charming cottage! Set in a great central location with very easy access to the whole of central Scotland, Maryland Cottage has been lovingly furnished and decorated to ensure a very comfortable and relaxing break. Ideally suited to either two couples or a small family, the unusual layout features a long living space at the front of the cottage, overlooking the garden and hills beyond. This is a lovely sunny room, with wooden floor and space for dining. Outside, the large, enclosed wrap-around gardens surround the cottage and feature sitting-out areas designed to make the most of the sunshine.

The cottage is just a couple of miles from Bridge of Earn, with a good selection of shops and eateries and with great access links to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee. The city of Perth is just a 5 mile drive away and has a wealth of tourist and cultural attractions. The cottage is on the border between Perthshire and Fife where golfers are spoilt for choice with Kings Barns and Carnoustie easily reached, and half way between St. Andrews and Glen Eagles. But if golf is not your thing, the pretty East Neuk is full of quaint fishing villages - a perfect place for a day out by the sea. Beach 25 miles.
Scottish Letting Licence PK11162F

What an absolute gem! This gorgeous cottage set within extensive gardens is in a superb location on the banks of the renowned River Tay in an utterly secluded spot, down a hidden beaten track yet within a 10-minute drive of the Fair City of Perth and all its attractions. A perfect choice for families or friends, it has been superbly renovated to provide extremely comfortable accommodation for discerning holidaymakers, with a warm and welcoming interior and tasteful furnishings. Built in the 1800s, the cottage was originally for the river keeper at the world’s first salmon hatchery, and the ruins of the ‘fishponds’ are visible from the garden today. The owners have made the most of the location with careful design of the garden which leads down to the river, allowing direct access to the riverbank trails along the River Tay, and nearby a well-maintained lade trail which boasts a beautiful scenic walk leading to a small isolated natural beach, Horsey Pool and Stanley Mills.

The owners really want you to enjoy your stay and are very knowledgeable about the river and surrounding area. A nature lover’s paradise, the lade trail offers a rare opportunity to glimpse beavers and otters which are regularly sighted. Other British birds include ospreys, herons, peregrine falcons, woodpeckers, owls and kingfishers, all frequent visitors to the area. The River Tay is of course one of the prime salmon fishing rivers and fishing may be available by arrangement directly with the owner. The area is also abundant in other rivers and lochs all offering outstanding but easily accessible trout and salmon fishing at very reasonable prices.

Of course, you don’t need to be a fisherman to enjoy this cottage. The immediate area has lots more to offer, with Perth itself offering plenty in the way of culture and shopping as well as good restaurants and cafes. St Andrews and Gleneagles, famous for their world-renowned golf courses, are an easy drive with other highly rated local golf courses nearby.

The property is situated on the historic Scone Palace grounds, the crowning place of Scottish kings and the original home of the Stone of Scone, which is open to visitors throughout the year. This is the ideal secluded location for guests to relax and just enjoy privacy, tranquillity and stunning surroundings or to explore all the nearby attractions that Perthshire has to offer.

The Tay Views Apartment offers a modern, top floor living experience in the heart of Perth city. This two-bedroom apartment provides comfort for up to four guests, boasting scenic views of Kinnoull Hill and the River Tay. Its central location makes it an excellent choice for those looking to enjoy city breaks. Accommodation comprises of a master bedroom with kingsize bed and double bedroom both with fitted wardrobes and a family shower room has shower cubicle, toilet and sink. There is a kitchen/dining room that is well-equipped, and a living room with Smart TV and views across to Kinnoull hill and the River Tay where you can see harbour seals, otters and beavers which were recently reintroduced to Scotland.
Perth offers a variety of attractions that cater to different interests such as kayaking tours around Tayside. The newly redeveloped Perth Museum, set to open in Spring 2024, will be a world-class cultural and heritage attraction featuring the Stone of Destiny. Nature enthusiasts can explore Kinnoull Hill Woodland Park, Scotland’s first official woodland park, offering scenic trails and diverse wildlife. History buffs will appreciate The Black Watch Castle and Museum, located in the historic Balhousie Castle, which brings to life the story of Scotland’s oldest Highland Regiment. For those interested in performing arts, Perth Concert Hall hosts a range of events in a modern venue. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cultural scene, Perth provides a memorable experience for all visitors and has many eateries and restaurants to choose from Steak Houses, French, Italian, Thai, Japanese fusion, fine dining, and a local craft brewery all within walking distance of the apartment.