Holiday Cottage Details

We love this beautifully refurbished traditional cottage set in gorgeous surroundings in the quiet hamlet of Bridge of Gaur at the head of Loch Rannoch. Tigh na Linn has been sympathetically and stylishly presented so that it is full of original features and has a charming and welcoming ambience as well as excellent quality finish and style. There is an open fire in the cosy sitting room and a wood burner in the stylish dining room.  All the bedrooms look out across the field to the river and you are sure to enjoy a good night’s sleep in these tranquil and comfortable surroundings. The garden is extensive and mostly lawn and woodland and is fully enclosed so children can play happily. There is no TV reception but there is a TV and DVD player to enjoy on quiet evenings in. This is an idyllic, secluded and charming holiday cottage and not to be missed.

This is a wild and beautiful area of Scotland with the dramatic Rannoch Moor and the imposing mountains of Schiehallion and Ben Alder on the door step.  Walkers will love the area with the mountains of Glencoe and dramatic lochs within striking distance. Guests can cycle round Loch Rannoch or hire a boat and enjoy a peaceful day casting over the water, whilst surrounded by the stunning scenery and the sound of silence.  There is superb wildlife in the area including herds of deer, ospreys and even eagles.  The remote Rannoch station and the ‘Harry Potter’ railway line, recently voted the world's best rail journey, takes you to the west coast. The original Caledonian Forest with its impressive waterfalls is also close by. Alternatively, head to the House of Bruar for some exclusive retail therapy or enjoy historic castles at Blair Atholl and Aberfeldy.

Accommodation

Ground floor
Hall, sitting room with open fire, dining room with woodburner, galley kitchen, wc with whb

First floor
Double bedroom, twin bedroom, single bedroom. Bathroom with bath whb and wc

Activities

Walking –Many walks for all abilities - from strolls along the banks of Loch Rannoch to a number of Munros and bigger hills in Highland Perthshire, Schiehallion and Ben Alder being the best known of the local Munros. Fishing – Permit may be obtained for Loch Rannoch and many other local hill lochs Golfing in Blair Atholl and Pitlochry Touring - distilleries, castles, highland villages, and wonderful scenery all to be enjoyed locally Off road driving adventures Watersports Archery

Included

Linen & towels provided. Electric heating – electricity included. One basket of complimentary logs for open fire and woodburner

TV with DVD player (No TV reception only for DVDs), electric cooker with ceramic hob, fridge with small freezer compartment, dishwasher, microwave, washing machine. 0.75 acre of private enclosed garden with natural woodland area. Cot.

Extra refundable cost: Good Housekeeping Deposit £150

Local Facilities

Nearest hotel 3 miles
Kinloch Rannoch 12 miles with cafes, pubs and selection of shops
Rannoch Station Tea Room and the Moor of Rannoch Hotel 5 miles