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Borenich

Strathtummel, Perth and Kinross
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 2
Change Sat
Dogs welcome 2
4 star
Downstairs bathroom
Waterside views
Enclosed garden / patio
Open fire / woodburner
Internet access
Pub nearby
Fishing onsite / nearby
Family friendly
Towels included
Travel cot available
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At a glance

  • Homely Farmhouse nestled amongst the stunning scenery of Highland Perthshire
  • Ideal location for the outdoor enthusiast include walking, cycling, golf, fishing, white water rafting and canyoning
  • Perfect for families and couples wishing to explore the local area
  • A short stroll from the doorstep takes you to the banks of Loch Tummel
  • Visit Pitlochry, House of Bruar and The Queens View Visitor Centre to enjoy the best in Scottish food and drink
Overview
Property code: CA043

This stunning stone farmhouse is the perfect family retreat with spectacular views and easy access to Loch Tummel, and is finished with cosy, traditional touches throughout.

This 19th-century stone-built farmhouse sits above Loch Tummel, with fantastic views as far as the eye can see. From the garden, cross the fields to reach the loch or jump in the car to visit this area’s top attractions including the House of Bruar shop (13.5 miles), Pitlochry (8 miles) and Dunkeld (20 miles).

Perfect for families, the spacious property has been beautifully updated to provide comfortable modern accommodation complete with an open fire, Aga and stylish decor, while retaining plenty of its original charm. Inside, the tastefully-modernised farmhouse is stylish and welcoming.

The family kitchen is a fantastic space for entertaining, with its oak flooring, shaker-style units, Aga, large dining table and delightful window seat. At the end of long busy days, light the open fire in the lounge and settle in for a cosy night of board games or films with the family. Or, for those who would rather a bit of peace and quiet, the cosy snug offers an alternative space in which to relax and unwind.

Upstairs, the bedrooms are all light and airy, finished in soft neutral tones and a careful blend of old and new furniture. The large bathroom with tongue and groove panelling is a serene space for a long soak after a tiring day on foot. A shower room is also available.

Outside, the glorious enclosed garden is ideal for children and dogs to play safely while grown ups admire the view with a glass of wine at the table. From here, guests can walk through the fields to the loch beyond.

Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week.

  • 3 bedrooms – 1 super king-size, 1 king-size zip and link (can be made as a twin upon request, must be stated at the time of booking),  and 1 twin
  • 2 bathrooms – 1 bathroom with shower over bath, 1 shower room with cubicle shower.1 adjoining WC for the super king-size bedroom and 1 separate WC
  • Aga, dishwasher, electric cooker, fridge, fridge/freezer, microwave
  • Utility room with washing machine and tumble dryer
  • Open fire – starter pack of logs and coal provided
  • Flat screen TV with Sky, further Freesat TV in a snug, CD player, radio, DVD players, hairdryer, iPod dock
  • Wi-Fi included (limited broadband allowance)
  • Enclosed garden with garden furniture
  • Private parking
  • 2 dogs welcome
  • Private water supply
  • 5 miles to the nearest shop in Tummel Bridge

Set just north of Loch Tummel, this property offers stunning views across this beautiful loch. Right on the doorstep is The Queen’s View forest (1.5 miles), offering a range of woodland walks suitable for all abilities. One of the most photographed areas in Scotland, this royal park is also home to a cafe, perfect for enjoying a restorative cup of tea and piece of cake after a long walk.

Adventurers should head for Schiehallion (13.5 miles), a prominent mountain for climbing and hiking, while rafting can be enjoyed on the River Garry (15 miles). Stock up on supplies at the small convenience store in Pitlochry or enjoy a delicious meal out at the popular pub. The popular House of Bruar (15.5 miles) is well worth a visit for anyone in need of a bit of retail therapy. From clothing to delicious Scottish delicacies, homeware and gifts, this is a one-stop shop for your Christmas shopping at any time of year. Other local attractions include the Edradour Distillery (9 miles), which offers tours and tastings, and Ben Vrackie (6 miles), which reaches 841 metres at its summit.

Lisa Hogg

This property is personally managed by Lisa.

Reviews

From guests that have stayed at the property.

Based on 7 guest ratings

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Reviewed by Steve 19th September 2020

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Reviewed by Paul 29th August 2020

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Simply superb in every way ; a very warm and comfortable house in a superb location .

Reviewed by A 15th August 2020

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Beatific property in sylvan surroundings a short walk away from a private approach to Loch Tummel. The garden is massive and ideal for dogs, with a fence separating the property from cattle in the neighbouring farm. There is a burn at the bottom of the garden for the dog to splash in. Hidden loch in the neighbouring forest, which is also a runner'sRead more paradise. Quite a wonderful place. The proprietrix is exceedingly helpful and kind and called us in advance to ensure she met our needs. Hide

Reviewed by Debbie S 1st November 2019

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Reviewed by David 19th October 2019

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Reviewed by Mr Kalkbrenner June 2019

We enjoyed our stay at Borenich cottage a lot. The house has everything you need and you can feel really "at home" there. The area around has a lot to offer: Glen Lyon, Cairngorm National Park, even Inverness and Loch Ness is in driving distance. Pitlochry is a charming small town with a great distillery ( Blair Athol), Hetties Cafe, fish ladder, hRead moreiking routes everywhere..... We loved it!!! Hide

Reviewed by Mrs Schön-haußelt June 2019

Der Weg und der Schlssel waren so einfach zu finden, dass ich auf Grund der komplexen Beschreibung schon dachte, es ist etwas falsch. Das Haus war beim Eintreten schon warm und sauber. Alles war da, was man fr den ersten (und auch zweiten) Abend brauchen kann (sogar eine Flasche sehr guten Rotweins- Danke!). Der Weg zum See ist matschig, aber hey- Read moreman ist nur fr sich! Man quert eine Weide- bei uns zum Glck Schafe- und ein- zweimal einen Bach und ist unten am See. Ein Traum fr meinen Hund, ein Traum fr mich. Beim Durchlesen der Cottage Beschreibung dachte ich zuerst, oh, das sind aber viele dos and don`ts. Aber im Grunde geht es um einen normalen Umgang (kein Hund im 1. Stock und auf den Sofas, die Mbel nicht verschieben oder am Ende zurckstellen...). Pitlochry mit all seinen Shops und Cafes und Restaurants ist 10 Minuten mit dem Auto weg, der erste schne Spaziergang keine 5 Minuten. Wir konnten die Woche mit Spaziergngen und kleinen Touren wunderbar fllen, ohne lnger als 30 Minuten irgendwohin zu fahren. Infomaterial ist ausreichend vorhanden. Und am Abend waren wir wieder ganz allein in dieser himmlischen Ruhe vor dem offenen Kamin. Die Dusche ist ok, das Bett bequemer als meins zu Hause! Ich kann das Haus nur empfehlen! TRANSLATION: The way and the key were so easy to find that due to the complex description, I thought something was wrong. The house was already warm and clean when entering. Everything was there, what you need for the first (and second) evening (even a bottle of very good red wine- thank you!). The road to the lake is muddy, but hey- man is only for himself! One crosses a pasture - fortunately with us sheep and once a brook and is down at the lake. A dream for my dog, a dream for me. Reading through the cottage description, I thought at first, oh, but that's a lot of dos and don`ts. But basically it's about a normal approach (no dog on the 1st floor and on the sofas, do not move the furniture or put it back at the end ...). Pitlochry with all its shops and cafes and restaurants is 10 minutes away by car, the first beautiful walk is 5 minutes. We were able to fill the week with walks and small tours wonderful, without more than 30 minutes to go somewhere. Information material is sufficiently available. And in the evening we were all alone in this heavenly silence in front of the open fireplace. The shower is ok, the bed more comfortable than my home! I can only recommend the house! Hide

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From the isolated and peaceful Shetland Islands in the north to the thriving border towns and cities in the south, across wild mountains and serene lochs, and encompassing over 700 islands, Scotland’s rich and dramatic landscape simply must be seen to be appreciated. Scotland is home to the ten highest mountains in the UK – including Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest peak – and is bordered by three seas, offering epic scenery unlike any other you may have seen.

Whether you choose to explore the Highlands, lowlands or islands, lovers of the great outdoors will be thrilled by the stunning Scottish landscapes where some of the rarest UK wildlife can be glimpsed, including golden eagles, dolphins and whales. Take a road trip on the North Coast 500, Scotland’s version of Route 66, to experience the sheer beauty of the land’s wilderness or, as Scotland is the home of golf, either tee off at one of the 550 courses across parkland, heathland and links courses.

Scotland is also a land of unique culture where the people are renowned for their incredible warmth and hospitality. Experience the peaceful Isle of Lewis where Scots Gaelic is widely spoken, or immerse yourself in the cosmopolitan cities of Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen which are vibrant with thriving arts scenes, delicious restaurants and bustling nightlife. And no trip to Scotland is complete without exploring the castles and distilleries: learn about clan rivalries or bloody battles amongst 13th-century battlements or try a taste of Scotland itself during a tour of one of the 120 whisky distilleries. Pure Scottish culture in a glass.

With so many beautiful places to visit and things to experience, a break to Scotland should not be missed. Our fantastic Scottish holiday cottages will ensure a truly memorable getaway. Whether it’s a dog-friendly countryside cottage for two, or a vast and resplendent castle for the entire clan on a tranquil island, we have a holiday in Scotland to suit everyone.

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