This charming cottage is situated above the highland town of Pitlochry. For those wishing to enjoy a peaceful relaxing holiday this is the ideal location but still within easy reach of all amenities and activities for those wishing a more energetic time.

Walking, mountain biking, fishing, white water rafting, boating are all on your doorstep to mention a few.

The old Coach house sleeps up to 4 people

The Old Coach house accommodation comprises - 1 double bedroom with Victorian Bedstead, TV / DVD Player, clock radio, mirrored wardrobes, dressing table, Tiffany Lamps, large velux window with mountain views. 1 Twin bedroom - with single victorian Bedsteads, TV/ DVD Player, clock radio, mirrored wardrobes, dressing table, Tiffany Lamps, large velux window with mountain views.

The Living / Dining Room - luxuriously fitted with leather corner suite, Flat Screen TV with surround sound/ DVD Player, Library of CD's / DVD's, Log-Effect Stove, Gas Central Heating, Drop-Leaf Dining Table in front of French Doors which open out onto garden area.

The Kitchen - is equipped with delux wooden chopping Trolley, Electric Hob & Oven, Fridge, Microwave, Sandwich Toaster, Coffee Maker, Microwave, Dishwasher.

The Bathroom includes a white suite with power shower over bath. Towels / linen are included.

The Outbuilding is equipped with a washer / dryer, Freezer, ironing board, garden furniture, Built-in Barbecue. Large garden. The driveway is lit with 2 large coach lamps - ideal for dining Al-Fresco! and parking for 3 vehicles, thew garden is fully enclosed with wooden gates.

The total package..

All electricity, heating, towels and bedding with the cost of hire.

Pitlochry

Pitlochry is the tourist centre of Highland Perthshire and is a delightful Victorian town nestling in the Perthshire Highlands amidst some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe, The present town is relatively new by Perthshire standards dating mainly from the mid 19th Century. Queen Victoria visited in 1844 and it quickly grew into the tourist town of today and has been a popular holiday resort for over a hundred years and provides a stunning sight for those approaching the town from the south. Famous for its Festival Theatre, salmon ladder and woollens shops, Pitlochry is centrally placed for exploring the scenic beauties of the Perthshire Highlands.

In Pitlochry itself, don't miss the Dam Visitor Centre and Salmon ladder, with its beautiful setting. Learn the secrets of malt whisky making at Blair Atholl and Edradour distilleries, or learn to throw your own pot at Pitlochry Pottery. The Pitlochry area is superb for walks with an integrated network of well-signposted forest trails, guided walks and designated mountain bike routes.

The Atholl Palace Hydro with its white turrets sits elegantly above the thickly wooded hills around. Pitlochry is as lively by night as by day. Pitlochry Festival Theatre's season runs from May to October, and at its peak you can see seven plays in six days. Concerts and other entertainments are also staged here and at other local venues. Round off a memorable day by watching the sunset over the picture-postcard Queen's View, where there is also a Visitor Centre.