
The House of Bruar
A large country store on the A9 by Blair Atholl, with Scottish clothing and knitwear, a food hall and butchery, and a restaurant, at the foot of the Falls of Bruar.
Where the A9 climbs north past Blair Atholl, a long range of buildings with glass roofs and dark iron frames sits at the foot of the Falls of Bruar.
The House of Bruar is a country store on a grand scale.
Inside, room after room is given over to Scottish country clothing: tweed jackets, coats and knitwear, with gifts for the house and garden. The food hall has its own butchery, with fresh cuts, steak pies, roast beef and cooked hams.
The self-service restaurant, under a great glass roof, serves lunches and home baking, with tables outside in the sun. Behind the store, a path leads up to the Falls of Bruar.

Open every day; the store's site has the hours, which change at Easter and Christmas.
- Where
- By Blair Atholl, on the A9, PH18 5TW.
- Telephone
- 01796 483236.
On the A9 at Bruar, three miles west of Blair Atholl, below the Falls of Bruar.
Falls of BruarThe waterfalls Burns wrote about, on a path behind the store.Under a mile2 min by road
Blair CastleThe white-harled seat of the Dukes of Atholl at Blair Atholl.3 miles5 min by road
Blair Atholl WatermillA working watermill and tearoom in Blair Atholl.3 miles5 min by road
Killiecrankie Visitor Centre7 miles10 min by road
Pass of KilliecrankieThe wooded gorge of the River Garry north of Pitlochry, where the Jacobites under Bonnie Dundee routed a government army on 27 July 1689.7 miles10 min by road
Places to stay near the store, and when each is next free.
Milton of Kincraigie- Sleeps 4
- In Blair Atholl
- 4 miles from the House of Bruar
Garden Cottage- Sleeps 2
- In Perthshire
- 9 miles from the House of Bruar
West Tempar Bothy- Sleeps 2
- In Perthshire
- 10 miles from the House of Bruar
Lassintullich House- Sleeps 16
- In Perthshire
- 10 miles from the House of Bruar
Scotland, in print.
Every photograph commissioned, every word written by somebody who went. Printed twice a year, made in Scotland.
For further reading, before you go.









