The Old Byre
The Old Byre is a self-catering cottage in Blairgowrie, Perthshire.
Blairgowrie
Perthshire
PH10 6SD
Situated in the quiet hamlet of Kinloch, on the rural outskirts of Blairgowrie and sixteen miles from Perth is the sympathetically restored stone built Old Byre. Boasting an excellent wet room, two cosy bedrooms on the upper level and a sofa bed in the living room, this property is elegant and minimalist making it an excellent touring base for those wishing to explore the Highlands. The Old Byre is well served by Blairgowrie’s pubs and shops whilst the surrounding area offers a huge range of activities, including walking in the Angus Glens, cycling and pony trekking. Edinburgh, is also within easy driving distance so for the best of rural Scottish life and cosmopolitan city living, this is a fantastic location.
Oil central heating throughout. Electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, colour TV with basic Freeview, DVD, CD player/cassette/radio etc. Small library of games/books/DVDs. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. rent. Cot and highchair on request. Off road parking for 2 cars. Small lawned area with garden furniture. Sorry no pets and no smoking. Shops and pubs 2 miles. Note: This property is suitable for a maximum of 4 adults. Note: This owner requires a refundable Good Housekeeping bond of £20.
Situated on the banks of the River Ericht, in the spectacular gorges of Strathmore, is the red stone town of Blairgowrie. An excellent base for exploring Perthshire, this lovely little settlement is packed with shops and restaurants, and offers excellent access to the beautiful Angus Glens. Surrounded by pretty rolling fields, the town is also bordered by rugged hills and mountains, which are home to Scotland's largest ski centre, Glenshee. With excellent facilities for riding, cycling and walking, the region also caters for golfers, with several renowned courses and those of nearby St. Andrews. The area also plays host to the world’s largest hedge at Meikleour which stands at six hundred metres long and thirty metres high.
