Dunmore cottages

Self-catering holiday cottages in Dunmore

Choose a holiday cottage in Dunmore, Scotland, a quaint little village that is home to one of the strangest buildings in the country. Dunmore is located a few miles north of Falkirk and East of Stirling on the River Forth and is a lovely spot for a break with your friends or loved ones. The National Trust for Scotland maintains The Dunmore Pineapple, a most peculiar yet artistically pleasing structure. This National Trust for Scotland property is bound to appeal to anyone with an interest in random architecture. As the name suggests, The Pineapple is a large fruit-shaped edifice on the roof of a house. Pineapples have been grown in Scotland since the early 1700s and they were grown in Dunmore, along with other unusual fruit and vegetables in the pits and greenhouses at The Pineapple. This bizarre structure of The Pineapple was built in 1761 for the Earl of Dunmore as a summerhouse. Dunmore is home to a good selection of handy amenities like pubs, restaurants, shops and banks. Further afield, Bannockburn, site of the famous battle, is well worth a visit and draws a great number of tourists every year with its exciting virtual experience.

For many, a stay at a Dunmore cottage is a change of pace and provides a great backdrop to spend quality time with your loved ones. Bring your pet along because many of our Dunmore cottages are dog-friendly, so no one needs to be left at home. Browse our collection of wonderful self-catering holiday accommodation in the Stirlingshire countryside today.