
Charlottefield
For four, with two bedrooms, firewood and room for the dog. Three nights at least. Arrive from 4pm, leave by 10am.
Licence PK-11376-FEPC D
Set on a quiet hillside within Atholl Estates, Charlottefield is a two-bedroom lodge surrounded by woodland and open views.
It sleeps four, and Blair Castle, Pitlochry and Glen Tilt are all close by.
Charlottefield is a two-bedroom lodge for four on Atholl Estates, at Tulliemet in Highland Perthshire, tucked under an ancient Caledonian wood of oaks and birch. It looks across the glen and down to the River Tummel, with miles of trails and tracks from the door. Inside there's a super king room and a twin, a bathroom with a bath and a shower, and an open-plan kitchen and living room with a log burner and a starter supply of logs. The living room opens onto a south-facing terrace, where the table is carved from one of the estate's own trees, and there's a barbecue. After a long walk to a loch or up a Munro, light the wood-fired bath in the old woodshed next door and soak under the stars. Keep an eye out for the estate's pair of golden eagles, red squirrels, deer and beavers. Up to two dogs are welcome.
There’s a log burner with a starter supply of logs, firelighters and kindling, Wi-Fi, a smart TV and board games, a dishwasher, a washer-dryer, an iron and board, and a bathroom with a bath and shower, with a ground-floor WC and a boot room.
- Dogs
- Up to two, for a charge; never left alone in the house.
- Logs
- A starter supply, with firelighters and kindling; more from the housekeeper at £10 a bag.
- Charging
- An EV charging point at each.
- Food
- Morrisons, ASDA and Tesco deliver; meat boxes from the estate's own farm to order.
- Blair Castle
- Free to visit from April to October, in opening hours.
- Children
- Cots and high chairs to hire, if free; bring cot linen.
- Sleeps
- Four: a super king and a twin, both upstairs.
- Stays
- Three nights or more; two-night winter breaks from November to March.
- Outdoor bath
- Wood-fired, in the old woodshed, logs included. In a hard frost its water can freeze.
- Steps
- The bedrooms and bathroom are upstairs.
- Wi-fi
- Free; the password is in the guest book.
- Before you go
- Strip the beds into the clear bags, and leave the dishwasher empty.
- No smoking
- Nor vaping, and no candles inside.
Charlottefield is at Tulliemet, by Ballinluig in Highland Perthshire, at PH9 0PA, on Atholl Estates.
It sits under an ancient wood of oak and birch, looking across the glen and down to the River Tummel, with private parking. Morrisons, ASDA and Tesco all deliver to the door, and the estate’s list of favourite places names the House of Bruar and Co-ops in Pitlochry and Dunkeld.
Getting hereIn Highland Perthshire, between Blair Atholl, Pitlochry and Dunkeld.
Blair CastleThe seat of Atholl Estates, with free entry in season when you stay at one of the estate's lodges.13 miles 19 min by road
DunkeldThe cathedral town below Cally Loch, with estate walks round the lochs above it.10 miles 17 min by road
The HermitageThe estate's favourite walk: through towering Douglas firs to watch the thunderous Black Linn Falls.10 miles 16 min by road
ARAN BakeryFirst on the estate’s list of bakeries, butchers and delis, in Dunkeld.9 miles 17 min by road
The WatermillThe Watermill café in Blair Atholl, on the estate’s list of bakeries and delis.14 miles 20 min by road
House of BruarJust past Blair Atholl, the 'Harrods of the north', with fish and chips too.
The GrandtullyFirst on the estate’s list of restaurants: the Grandtully Hotel and The Tully, by Ballintaggart.7 miles 13 min by road
Killiecrankie HouseOn the estate’s list of restaurants, by the Pass of Killiecrankie.10 miles 15 min by road
The TaybankOn the estate’s list of restaurants, in Dunkeld.9 miles 17 min by road
Blair AtholFirst of the breweries and distilleries on the estate’s list, in Pitlochry.5 miles 10 min by road
Soldier's LeapOn the estate’s list of historic sites, at Killiecrankie.11 miles 17 min by road
Pitlochry DamOn the estate’s list of historic sites and museums: the dam’s visitor centre.6 miles 14 min by road
Escape RouteWhere the estate sends you to hire bikes, in Pitlochry.6 miles 11 min by road
Craigower6 miles, about five hours6 miles away
The Black Spout3 miles, about two and a half hours6 miles away
The Moulin Inn2 miles, about two and a half hours7 miles away
Faskally Wood2¼ miles, about an hour and a half8 miles away
Pine Cone Point3 miles, about two hours8 miles away
Ben Vrackie5 miles, about five hours7 miles away
White water rafting down the Tay to GrandtullyHalf a mile away A day out
A cookery class at Ballintaggart Farm3 miles away A few hours
A whisky tour at Blair Athol and lunch at the Old Mill Inn4 miles away A few hours
A spa day at the Atholl Palace in Pitlochry4 miles away A few hours
The Black Spout walk from Pitlochry4 miles away A few hours
A walk up Craigower from Pitlochry4 miles away A day out
An evening at the Enchanted Forest in Faskally Wood4 miles away A few hours
Pitlochry Dam at dusk and supper at Port-na-Craig4 miles away A few hours
A walk up to Moulin and a pint at the Moulin Inn5 miles away A few hours
A round at Pitlochry Golf Course5 miles away A day out
A walk up Ben Vrackie from Moulin5 miles away A day out
A pedalo on Loch Faskally and a hot chocolate5 miles away A few hours
A walk round Faskally Wood and Loch Dunmore6 miles away A few hours
A walk to Polney Loch under Craig a' Barns6 miles away A few hours
St Mary's Church and hot chocolate in Grandtully7 miles away A few hours
The Linn of Tummel walk and supper at the Inn at Loch Tummel7 miles away A few hours
Cluny House Gardens and lunch at the Grandtully Hotel7 miles away A few hours
Loch of the Lowes walk from Dunkeld7 miles away A day out
Red squirrels at Loch of the Lowes and lunch at the Taybank7 miles away A few hours
The Fiddler's Path walk from Dunkeld7 miles away A few hours
Dunkeld Cathedral and lunch at Redwood Wines7 miles away A few hours
A walk to Pine Cone Point in Craigvinean Forest7 miles away A few hours
A riverside sauna in Dunkeld and lunch at the Taybank7 miles away A few hours
The Hermitage falls and lunch at Birnam Arts7 miles away A few hours
We loved watching the mist roll in.
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