Fairygreen at Dunsinnan
A stockman's cottage from 1872 and a timber cabin with a bath outdoors, on a family farm below Dunsinane Hill in Perthshire.
Two places to stay on the Dunsinnan Farm and Estate, twenty minutes north of Perth, looking over the Sidlaw hills.
Dunsinnan is a family farm and estate in rural Perthshire, twenty minutes north of Perth and an hour from Edinburgh Airport, below the hill Macbeth made famous. The family has farmed here for a hundred years, and at Fairygreen they have made two places to stay looking over the Sidlaw hills. Fairygreen Cottage was built in 1872 for the estate's stockman and sleeps four, with a wood-burning stove and a Big Green Egg in the garden. The Cabin is a tiny home for two, built from Scottish timber, with a bath outdoors and a fire pit. Trails cross the estate's three hills, King's Seat among them.
The beauty of staying here is you don't need to go far in order to have a memorable experience.
A stockman's cottage for four and a timber cabin for two.
On Fairygreen Farm at Collace, on the Dunsinnan estate: 20 minutes north of Perth and an hour from Edinburgh Airport.
- The Barrie BoxOne of the farm shops nearby, for seasonal local food to cook on the firepit or the Big Green Egg.road
Gloagburn Farm ShopAnother of the nearby farm shops the owners send guests to.road
Scone PalaceFor Scotland's regal connections, a short drive away.10 miles 19 min by road
SnoutAboutPiggie Woods, for walking KuneKune pigs.10 miles 15 min by road
Glamis CastleFor Scotland's regal connections, a short drive away.road
The Gin BothyA local gin tasting, if gin is more your thing than whisky.road
ARAN BakeryAlice's start to a day in Dunkeld: coffee and a pastry.road
The HermitageRapids and waterfalls on the River Tay; walk on to the Rumbling Bridge for a picnic.road
The TaybankIn Dunkeld, for its sauna and plunge pool, and the weekly folk evening.road
Balgove LarderOn a foodie day round St Andrews, for the Steak Barn.road
PitlochryA day trip into the Highlands.road-large-1766056321.png)
The House of BruarA day trip into the Highlands.road
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