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Cottages in Perthshire

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Each of these is somewhere we would book ourselves. Choose one to see it, the nights it is free and how to book.

Fairygreen CottageCharlottefieldGarden CottageLittle PheasantPheasant Cottage
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Garden Cottage is booked most weekends.

These are the next dates it is free, so book ahead. Sleeps two, in Perthshire.

Free dates14 – 16 Nov5 – 7 Dec11 – 14 Dec20 – 23 DecBook Garden Cottage
Dunkeld and Birnam3 hours agoTo seeBirnam OakTo seeBeatrix Potter GardenTo seeLoch of the Lowes Wildlife ReserveTo stayPheasant CottageSleeps 6To stayLittle PheasantSleeps 4To stayCharlottefieldSleeps 4

Big Tree Country, and the oak that stood in Macbeth.

Birnam Oak is said to be the last of the wood Shakespeare's witches warned of, across the Tay from Dunkeld's cathedral.

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Base yourself5 hours agoPerthshireBirnam OakAttractionPerthshirePheasant Cottage5 miles awayPerthshireLittle Pheasant5 miles away

Where to stay near Birnam Oak.

An ancient oak on the bank of the Tay at Birnam, perhaps 600 years old, its low branches on crutches, said to be the last tree of Macbeth's Birnam Wood.

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From our collectionsA collection6 hours agoPerthshireLittle PheasantPerthshirePheasant CottagePerthshireFairygreen CottagePerthshireCharlottefield

Scotland's Best Places to Stay for the View

Some places are worth booking for the view alone, whether it is the sea, a loch or hills going off into the distance.

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Sleeps fourTwo bedroomsDogs welcomeEight miles from Dewar's AberfeldyA closer look8 hours ago

Inside Little Pheasant.

Little Pheasant is the smaller of the two Pheasant cottages, in rolling countryside a short drive from Dunkeld. It sleeps four, in an elegant main bedroom and a bunk room for children or friends. Inside it's bright and calm, with deep green walls, herringbone floors, a comfortable sitting room and a woodburner for cooler evenings, and a long wooden table by the windows. Outside there's a private seating area looking onto the fields. The River Tay, The Hermitage and the woodland trails around Dunkeld are all close.

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Newly discovered12 hours agoPerthshireFairygreen CottageSleeps 4PerthshireLittle PheasantSleeps 4PerthshirePheasant CottageSleeps 6PerthshireGarden CottageSleeps 2PerthshireCharlottefieldSleeps 4

Some good places to stay, newly added to the site.

From Perthshire.

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Base yourself14 hours agoPerthshireBeatrix Potter GardenAttractionPerthshirePheasant Cottage5 miles awayPerthshireLittle Pheasant5 miles away

Where to stay near the Beatrix Potter Garden.

A garden at Birnam Arts of bronze sculptures of Beatrix Potter's characters, near Dunkeld, where she first told the story of Peter Rabbit in 1893.

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Pitlochry and Atholl16 hours agoTo seeFalls of BruarTo seeLinn of TummelTo seeSoldier's LeapTo stayMilton of KincraigieSleeps 4

Pitlochry, Blair Castle and the Falls of Bruar.

The road north climbs through Atholl past Blair Castle's white towers, with the salmon ladder at Pitlochry's dam and the Linn of Tummel close by.

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From our collectionsA collection17 hours agoPerthshirePheasant CottagePerthshireGarden CottagePerthshireCharlottefield

Dog-Friendly Places to Stay in Perthshire

Perthshire is wonderful walking country, with forest paths, riverbanks and quiet glens to explore. These are the places to stay where the dog is as welcome as you are, from cabins by the loch to a Victorian lodge with a boot room for wet dogs.

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