Stay in this quirky converted bunkroom, set in the Scottish countryside with plenty to see and do nearby including a visit to the city of Perth or a walk or cycle through the Cairngorms National Park.
A whisky lover’s dream, this cosy converted bunkroom sits just outside pretty Pitlochry. Sleeping two in a cosy mezzanine area, it is ideal as a romantic hideaway in this beautiful part of Perthshire.
The property is in two parts, with the cosy timber bunkroom forming the living and sleeping area, and the charming stone-built kitchen and wet room just across the courtyard. With quirky nods to the property’s whisky heritage dotted around, the bunkroom’s wooden interior is cosy and welcoming.
Stepping into the bunkroom, you come into the bijou living area, with a comfy corner sofa (that can be made into a sofa bed), perfect for relaxing in the evening in front of the glowing wood burner. Pour yourself a glass of Edradour and sit back in front of a film before heading up the ladder to the enticing mezzanine sleeping area, where the zip-and-link king-size bed can be made into two singles if required. In the morning, head back down and across the private courtyard to the well-equipped kitchen. The handy breakfast bar is the ideal spot to enjoy your morning coffee, or on a warm day, sit out on the patio or take a dip in the hot tub and enjoy the sunshine. After breakfast, enjoy a hot shower in the smart, contemporary wet room before heading out for the day.
Outside, the sheltered patio area has plenty of comfortable seating around a chiminea for keeping warm on chilly evenings. A charcoal BBQ offers opportunities for al fresco dining – the perfect way to round off a day in the fresh air.