For walkers, the Cateran Trail starts in Blairgowrie, weaving its way through 60 miles of majestic terrain; or why not explore the more local Bluebell Wood Walk, or head up Knockie and round down the River Ericht to Cargill’s Leap. Further afield, for the day tripper, is The Hermitage at Dunkeld or Queen’s View at Loch Tummel or the slopes/hills at Glenshee. For golfers, the Rosemount course at Blairgowrie Golf Club is 2 miles away and has an 18- and nine-hole course. Local golf courses include Dunkeld, Alyth, Strathmore, or you can travel to St Andrews or Gleneagles. For fishers, the world-famous River Tay weaves its way through Perthshire. Alternatively, there is the River Ericht in Blairgowrie where day tickets for salmon or trout are available, or a number of lochs nearby. Perth is just 16 miles away and Dundee is 19 miles distant. There are numerous tourist attractions in the area, from Glamis Castle and Scone Palace to The V&A Museum in Dundee and the newly opened Perth Museum. You can also travel to Blair Atholl and Pitlochry, visiting the Blair Atholl distillery, castle, or the Pitlochry Fish Ladder, or the famous House of Bruar.
The front door opens into a bright hall/conservatory with a seating area. To one side is a bright, spacious sitting room, with comfy sofas, a lovely flame effect electric fire, and a TV to keep you entertained. Off the sitting room, you’ll find the large, well-equipped kitchen; a stylish space where you can spend sociable evenings enjoying a meal at the dining table. Off the hall to the right, up a short flight of stairs are the two twin rooms, similarly decorated with warm, cosy tones. One twin has an en-suite shower room, while the other has a private bathroom with a shower over the bath.
Outside is a large walled garden, which is fenced, a paved patio with a seating area ideal for al fresco dining, enclosed dog run and ample parking.