This spacious, detached holiday cottage is set in the pretty hamlet of Brig O’ Turk in the heart of the Trossachs National Park and is perfect for friends or family who want to spend time together in this beautiful location. From the front door, there are endless miles of footpaths and cycle trails to explore in Glen Finglas and the surrounding area, and for the more adventurous, there are hills and mountains to climb such as Ben Ledi, Ben Venue and Ben A’an. Trout fishing can be enjoyed on the nearby loch and river and licences can be obtained from the local post office. There are activities for all ages to pursue, including sailing and boat trips on local lochs, castles, visitor attractions, heritage centres and whisky distilleries. The location is also perfect for golfing enthusiasts with several local courses close by and the famous Gleneagles course only 40 minutes drive.
This picturesque area has been attracting visitors for centuries, which was once part of a royal deer forest where kings hunted, steeped in history with stories of cattle drovers and whisky smugglers. Sir Walter Scott wrote poetry about its beauty and there is the John Ruskin and the Glasgow Boys Trail to follow in the hamlet.
The highland town of Callander is only five minutes’ drive and ideal for picking up supplies with a variety of shops, tearooms, restaurants and bars. If you are worn out after exploring the area you can relax in the garden with a glass of wine and enjoy the views, or curl up in front of the open fire on cooler days. Pub and Restaurant 500 yards.

Explore Dunblane on foot along the River Allan. The high street has plenty of coffee shops, restaurants including a great Indian restaurant, bars and quirky local shops. The ancient cathedral and museum offer insight into the history of Dunblane. There is a local Tennis Club where Sir Andy Murray started his playing with his brother and a local golf course, and there are numerous golf courses in the area including the Gleneagles championship courses, which is only a 20 minutes drive.
An ideal location for exploring further afield the railway station has regular service into the cities of Stirling, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth. Stirling is well worth a visit, steeped in history the city is home to some of Scotland’s best attractions including Stirling Castle, The National Wallace Monument, Bannochburn, Church of the Holy Rude and Cambuskenneth Abbey. A great selection of restaurants to suit all tastes, swimming pools and sport centres, multiplex cinema, theatre, museum, pubs and shops. Stirling University is less than 15 minutes drive, and this is a good base to visit a friend or family who may be attending one of the graduation ceremonies.
Just on the edge of the scenic Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, there are lots of opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities, visit the tourist town of Callander and the pretty village, enjoy loch cruises or wild swimming in one of the lochs.

Set in a unique location in the middle of Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, Craigmuick Cottage is perfect for guests wanting a holiday in a superb, secluded location. Your journey to the cottage will take you through the beautiful scenery of Loch Lomond into The Trossachs National Park, where the cottage, accessed via a forestry metal gate and a forestry track with pot holes, is set in one and a half acres of landscaped and natural woodland. Due to the location you can enjoy a peaceful holiday without any mobile phone coverage, although you can still keep in touch with loved ones and make calls via the Wi-Fi. The bubbling River Duchray passes by at the side of the grounds, and the area is a haven for birds and other wildlife including osprey, red kites, red squirrels and red deer. The cottage is located just 2 miles from Aberfoyle where you can pick up supplies from the local supermarket and a delicatessen with an award-winning butcher. You can also enjoy the good selection of eating places.
Dating back to the 1800s, the property was once the home of Scottish poet William Glen (1783-1826). The cottage has been lovingly renovated and furnished to a very good standard, keeping some of the original features alongside contemporary and excellent quality fittings. The spacious property can comfortably accommodate 10 guests. On the ground floor, the spacious and airy open plan living area boasts a traditional stone fireplace with an Aga wood burner in the living room, and is just the place to relax on a chilly evening. The dining area with a large table is the perfect spot for the whole group to sit together at breakfast and plan the day’s activities. The contemporary kitchen offers excellent quality appliances including a range cooker, and is thoughtfully equipped with everything you will need to prepare a family meal or a celebration dinner. Just off the kitchen is a spacious utility room with laundry facilities, handy for hanging wet coats and storing muddy boots. There is also a cloakroom and double bedroom with en-suite facilities. A great bonus for families with children of all ages is the TV/playroom, complete with a cosy seating area and a selection of board games, DVDs and books. On the first floor, guests will find four spacious bedrooms, two of which offer en-suite facilities, a large family bathroom with twin wash hand basins and a walk-in shower.
Stepping out into the garden, the patio is perfect for al fresco dining and playing games, and in the evening, star gazing in the forest. If you can tear yourself away from the cottage, you are in the perfect setting for a variety of outdoor pursuits. From your front door there are miles of forest tracks to explore on foot or bike. The area is great for hill walking, mountain biking, golf, pony trekking and fishing on the lochs. For days out, Stirling with its historic monuments, ancient castle and shopping centre is a mere 25 minutes’ drive. Loch Lomond, the single biggest expanse of inland water in the British Isles, has charming villages and bays to explore, and is just half an hour from the cottage. Gleneagles is 40 minutes away, the cosmopolitan city of Glasgow is less than an hour’s drive, and Perth and Edinburgh are just over an hour away. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Situated on the banks of the River Devon on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Dollar nestling at the foot of the Ochil hills, Devin Lodge provides a luxurious base for guests regardless of their requirements. Whether it’s an activity-based holiday or just a ‘chill out ‘you’ll be hard pressed to find a better location. This area is a dream for pet lovers, walkers and cyclists. There are few areas which encompass the diversity of this location.
The lodge comes complete with fishing rights for the River Devon which is well stocked with trout, and also prime site to witness the annual spectacle of salmon returning to their breeding grounds via the weir some 100 yards upstream from the lodge, normally around October. The area also has an abundance of golf courses within a 15-minute drive and is only 15 miles from the incomparable Gleneagles Hotel and Golf Resort.
The village itself provides every amenity required from pubs and a restaurant, to a delicatessen and shops, and is only a 10-minute walk from the lodge. The lodge is presented to the highest standard throughout and comprises a large spacious living/dining area and a large kitchen fully equipped with every possible requirement catered for. There are two bedrooms including the principle bedroom which has a kingsize double with en-suite, whilst the second bedroom is fitted as a twin. The bathroom comes with both a bath and shower. The large decking area has a barbecue, sun loungers and seating with coffee tables. So, whether it’s an energetic holiday or just time to recharge your batteries with a barbecue and a glass or two, there’s no better way than a visit to Devin lodge. Don’t take our word for it - come see for yourself.

Gartclach is a modern, luxury, 4-bedroom house located within the grounds of Gartclach farm. One in a row of three large, detached houses surrounded by stunning countryside and each with their own enclosed garden where you can sit in the hot tub and enjoy the beautiful views. You may even catch a glimpse of red deer that are regular visitors in the fields surrounding Gartclach Farm. As well as four spacious bedrooms, 2 kingsize, a double and a twin, there is a fantastic games room with a sofa bed. This property can comfortably sleep 10.
Gartclach farm is located on the edge of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and is close to the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park making it an excellent location for those who are looking to explore this beautiful countryside. It is a mile from the national cycle network route 7 and is close to numerous popular walks. It is within a 30-minute drive of many local attractions such as Loch Lomond, Loch Katrine, Go Ape and Blair Drummond Safari Park. Gartclach is also located 22 miles from Glasgow and 17 miles from Stirling city centres and is a 10-20 minute drive to the villages of Buchlyvie, Aberfoyle, Balfron, Drymen and Killearn. These villages cater for local services such as cafes, restaurants, shops, petrol stations and electric car charging points. The property is within walking distance of a café, gift shop and garden centre and 2 miles from Gartmore village, home to a community owned pub and restaurant.
This property can be booked together with Iora Rua (UK40006) and Fiadh Ruadh (UK40008) to accommodate up to 22 guests.