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Leith Shore, Edinburgh and Lothians
Charming converted apartment retaining many original features. A unique and quiet waterside location with patio doors leading out onto a cobbled wharf on the banks of the river. Shops and pub within walking distance.
Pitlochry (2.6mls NE), Perth and Kinross
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.
Castle Douglas 12mls SW, Dumfries and Galloway
Kelso (5mls SW), Scottish Borders
Montrose, Angus
A stylish period cottage with wood burner, ideal for a romantic getaway. Nestled in a peaceful position close to the seashore and within walking distance of the beautiful sandy Lunan Bay.
St Andrews (9mls SW), Fife
This very well-presented, stylish single storey property, is nestled in a peaceful tranquil countryside setting, it is adjoined to the delightful owner’s house, yet privacy is assured during your stay. Located in a peaceful rural setting, on the outskirts of the picturesque town of Cupar. Within easy reach to the world famous historic seaside and Golf town of St Andrews.
Oban (17mls S), The Highlands
With spectacular views and a tranquil location, this lovely ground-floor apartment is part of a beautiful house, dating back to 1840, on the outskirts of the charming village of Duror of Appin.
Gleneagles (2.7mls SW), Perth and Kinross
Situated at the entrance to the pretty little town of Auchterarder, this detached stone cottage is well placed between Stirling and Perth. Situated up a small pedestrian lane off the main street and within a short walk of shops, pubs and restaurants.
Newton Stewart, Dumfries and Galloway
Lovely single story cottage with outstanding views, ideal location for wildlife lovers and lots of local opportunities for walking, climbing, biking, guided ranger walks and fishing. On the outskirts of Newton Stewart with its pubs, small shops and supermarkets.
St Andrews (12mls W), Fife
Kirriemuir (13 mls N), Angus
Teviothead (1.5mls W), Scottish Borders