Designed and converted to retain the very essence of what a country cottage should feel like, this delightful property is full of character and charm. Its traditional stone walls, paved outside seating area and entrance porch creates a lovely first impression, picture postcard some might say. It is situated in one of the most preserved historic towns in Scotland along the River Tay, surrounded by forests, rolling hills and a flowing river.
The cottage welcomes you through the entrance hallway into a property that is clearly loved and that has been respectfully restored. It feels warm and friendly and has an exposed stone fireplace in the lounge with a feature gas stove, tempting you to stay inside and snuggle up on those darker, wintery nights. Finished with elegant rustic furnishings, this cottage presents a relaxed style that is both traditional and modern-day.
If you are coming in from a day of exploring then the entrance hall is ideal for removing those muddy boots! The country-style kitchen/dining area is well-equipped and could be considered the social hub of the cottage with its intimate, relaxed dining area. Also on the ground floor is the elegant family bathroom with a bath and a WC. Upstairs is the twin bedroom and the double bedroom with en-suite shower and WC.
The paved garden to the cottage is situated at the front of the property, providing a lovely sunny and spacious area for guests to enjoy. Perfect for children to play games in or to just simply sit and relax with the sun on your face whilst eating breakfast.