Log Cabins to RentStunning scenery, from mountain to glen, remote isles to lively cities, Scotland makes for a great holiday experience. Whether it's 'bagging' a munroe or swimming in a loch, spotting red deer or bird watching, exploring the forests or whisky tasting there is so much to offer.
"Winner of VISITSCOTLAND'S Thistle award for "The Best Accommodation provider" in Central, Tayside and Fife. Winner of a "Certificate of Excellence" from Tripadvisor for the 7th year running and rated 9.3 out of 10 by Bookingcom.
Eagle is located on the Portnellan Estate and offers tasteful 4 star self catering accommodation sleeping up to 4 people within 2 bedrooms, bathroom and open plan living, dining and kitchen area.
Situated in the heart of the central Highlands of Scotland with spectacular loch, glen and mountain views all around Osprey's setting is magnificent where a true highland landscape awaits you and it is often complimented on the abundance of bird and wild life that can be regularly seen. It is not unusual to see the deer meandering off the hill and passing nearby the property.
Eagle comprises of 2 bedrooms and has recently been refurbished to include hand made curtains and soft furnishings made by Catriona McGeoch of Sula Furnishings.
The bedroom configuration is a king sized double and twin bedroom. A fitted kitchen with all mod cons to include washing machine, dishwasher, oven and ceramic hob, microwave and under counter fridge and freezer.
An open plan living and dining area leads onto a private balcony through a sliding patio with a panoramic view of Loch Iubhair (pronounced Ewar) and the dramatic rugged mountains of Glen Dochart. All can be viewed from the garden furniture provided. Gaze the other direction and marvel at the iconic mountain of Ben More that rises from your back garden. Simply stunning.
The chalet is equipped with a LCD TV with freeview SKY, Blu Ray DVD, Wi-Fi is available free of charge as well as Weber BBQ hire. There is even an onsite visitor centre with a small essentials shop, fresh organic meat from a farm locally for sale (perfect for a BBQ or home cooking), Lucy's home made meals, local information, a varied selection of board games and DVDs.
The Portnellan Estate has been privately owned by the same family for nearly 40 years and offers fantastic facilities including fresh run wild salmon and trout fishing on the estate lochs and river, mountain bikes with plenty of trails on and off road for all abilities, a games room with table tennis, table football, pool table and a small gym. Canadian canoes, kayaks and rowing boats are free to use on the river and loch. Clay pigeon shooting can also be arranged.
Portnellan Estate is the perfect base for exploring Central/West Scotland with known landmarks only a short distance away. Oban 45 minutes, Stirling, Fort William and Glasgow just over 1 hour and Edinburgh a 90 min drive. Glen Coe and all it beholds is less than 40 mins drive and the bonnie shores of Loch Lomond are 20 mins by car. Other areas include the truly beautiful Glen Lyon and Loch Tay, Glen Etive, Glen Lochay and Glen Orchy all within the local area.
Whether you are looking for the adrenaline rush of adventure or lazy days on your doorstep, out and about on the many hills in the local area or exploring one of the most beautiful parts of Scotland, Portnellan Estate and Eagle offers you the warmest of welcomes upon your return.
This beautiful accommodation is available for short breaks, weeks or longer.
"A really great base for exploring this beautiful part of Scotland, and lots to keep the family occupied, from canoes and bikes, to games and DVD's. Lodge very clean, well maintained and equipped, and with plenty of its own space. The loch and mountain views, the peace and restfulness of the place, even the purity of the tap water, all make you want to stay. Review posted 13th August."
"My daughter rented two cottages at Portnellan for the celebration of her 21st birthday. We had no idea what to expect before we arrived, and we had travelled from the United States to attend her birthday. The magic of Portnellan added to the magic of seeing my daughter turn 21. What a beautiful location, and the cottages were lovely vacation homes with everything we could need."
"Everyone had a terrific time, the young ones and us old-timers! Thank you to the gracious staff (namely Cameron's family.) You made us feel welcome and made her celebration a delight!"
"I highly recommend these cottages for anyone who loves a magical place to sleep and roam in one of the most magical places I've ever been! Review posted 14th August."
"Outstanding as usual. A warm welcome from Cameron and family. Spotlessly clean lodge , stunning scenery and great touring base. Would recommend this to anyone looking for luxury self catering in Scotland. Review posted 12th August"
This chalet is located in Crianlarich. While the natural beauty of Loch Lomond and Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park can be enjoyed by anyone, those looking for an activity can check out Loch Lomond and Cowal Way - East.
Eagle lodge is situated on the Highland Lodges estate, on the lower slopes of Glen Dochart just outside the village of Crianlarich. Highland Lodges is a beautiful resort with stunning lake and mountain views. The location is excellent for outdoor pursuits and the resort keeps a selection of bikes, boats, canoes and kayaks for guests to hire free of charge.
Eagle is a traditional Scottish lodge, comfortably equipped with a kitchen/dining/living area looking out onto the balcony via French doors. The balcony is a great place to enjoy the views of beautiful Glen Dochart. The lodge has everything you need including a dishwasher, washing machine, TV and DVD player.
There are loads of amazing things to do on the Highland Lodges estate, your host, Cameron and his outstanding team have brilliant local knowledge and are always on hand to help plan guests itineraries. Highland Lodges offers first class service and provides for guests searching for a traditional Scottish experience.
For the ultimate in rural escapes, a stay in a holiday home on Scotland’s Easdale Island, seventeen miles from Oban, is a brilliant pick. With two bedrooms, delightful living spaces and a fantastic garden with phenomenal views, Easdale Escape is perfect for a family or two couples. The cottage is beautifully presented with modern furnishings, excellent fittings and a wonderful wood burning stove. Easdale Escape is a very old, cosy cottage built in 1800. It is perfect for a spot of switch off. Serenity awaits. It is a haven for hunkering down, relaxing and enjoying magical scenery. You will relish in the cottage’s charm and character which comes in abundance, marrying marvellously with a handpicked selection of modern furniture.
Easdale Island is the smallest permanently inhabited island of the Inner Hebrides. It covers an area less than ten hectares and has a permanent population of seventy. It is roughly two hundred metres from the Island of Seil which is connected to the mainland by the two-hundred-year-old Clachan Bridge, known as the ‘Bridge over the Atlantic’. Easdale Island is car free. Visitors Park on the mainland and arrive on a short ferry from Oban. A stroll to the top of the hill offers incredible views of the Firth of Lorn to the north and many islands to the south. The island enjoys a wide variety of flora and bird life that makes Easdale unique. You can take wildlife tours and boat trips to the Corryvreckan, the world’s third largest whirlpool and around the islands of Luing, Scarba, Shuna, Lunga and Jura. Easdale Island offers a tranquillity you will remember for a very long time. And of course, there is much to discover on the mainland and in Oban, ‘the Seafood Capital of Scotland’.
Easdale Escape is all on one level so offers easy holiday living for all ages, including guests with mobility issues. The open plan living, and dining room is delightful. At one end of the room, comfy modern sofas sit opposite each other and close the the atmospheric wood burning stove. As a rural chill descends, you can chuck a log on the fire and cosy up on the sofas watching a movie on the large television provided for your entertainment. At the far end of the room, you will find your dining table and chairs. A door opens from the living room to the garden and patio. The smart galley kitchen offers all the appliances that you need for your self-catering break.
This dreamy holiday home comes with two superbly comfortable bedrooms. Both boast beautifully dressed double beds and one offers characterful ceiling beams. There is a family bathroom to share.
Easdale Escape enjoys a large garden with exquisite panoramic sea views. It is a wonderful spot where you can relax on garden furniture, mesmerised by the views and enjoying a spot of alfresco dining or pre-dinner drinks watching the captivating sunsets.
Easdale Escape enjoys a wonderfully remote location on Easdale Island, just off the coast from Oban. The island is seventeen miles from Oban, the stop for catching the ferry to the island. The island is steeped in the history of the slate industry and enjoys scenery that will take your breath away. It is incredibly peaceful with no cars on the island.
The Easdale Island Museum is where you can learn about the slate quarry industry and the lives of the residents who lived and worked on the island through the years. The museum is open from April to the end of October.
Guests staying at the cottage enjoy guided seaweed foraging. You can explore the edible seashore on a fun foraging foray, finding out what seaweeds are good and tasty to eat. You will sample the seaweeds in season and get tips on how to cook with them. The trip is finished with a hot drink or warm soup and a snack.
One of the favourite activities is a Seafari Adventure. You will enjoy exceptional wildlife and nature boat trips to spot whales, porpoises, dolphins, seals, and sea birds. You will experience the Gulf of Corryvreckan, the home of the world’s third largest whirlpool. There are day tours to Iona, Staffa and the puffin colony and whale watching trips during June, July and August. Tours to the Corryvreckan take you into the Atlantic and around the islands of Luing, Scarba, Shuna, Lunga and Jura. The whirlpool is created when strong Atlantic currents and unusual underwater topography produce an intense tidal race in the channel. As the flood tide enters the narrow strait between Jura and Scarb, it speeds up to 8.5 knots.
Easdale Island is an excellent base for sea kayakers who want to explore the small islands of the Inner Hebrides and the rugged coast of Argyll. Sea Kayak Scotland, based in Balvicar five miles away offer hire equipment. Fishing is also popular in the island’s seven flooded quarries. One of the flooded quarries is a natural swimming pool, shallow at one end and deep at the other. It is very popular for outdoor swimming as it is reasonably warm in the summer.
Every year in late September, The World Stone Skimming Championships take place across the Skimming Quarry. It attracts roughly one thousand people from near and far for this fun activity.
Back on the mainland, Oban is a magnet for travellers from all over the world. It owes much to the Victorians. Back in 1812, the Comet steamship linked Oban with Glasgow. The town grew up around Oban Distillery. It once had the royal seal of approval with Queen Victoria calling it ‘one of the finest spots she had seen’. You will taste some of the best fish ever in Oban and can pick up supplies of freshly caught fish for the cottage. Beyond Oban lie the islands of the Inner Hebrides including Easdale. Kerrera protects the town from Atlantic storms. Others include the low green island of Lismore, majestic Mull, the sacred island of Iona plus Coll, Colonsay and Tiree. The granite mountains of the Morvern peninsula are spectacular. Oban offers panoramic views of the mountains, lochs and islands which have captivated artists, authors, composers, and poets for centuries.
The Crinan Canal is a great day out, an absolute gem stretching from Adrishaig on Loch Fyne for nine miles to Crinan on the banks of the South of Jura. You can visit by boat or stroll along the footbath, enjoying its beauty and watching the local fishermen landing prawns, crabs and lobsters in the basin. Watching the yachts and fishing boats passing through the fifteen locks is a lovely way to spend an afternoon.
NHS Arduaine Garden was conceived by J Arthur Campbell and is a wonderful tourist attraction with the intimacy of a private garden. You will enjoy rhododendrons, magnolias, azaleas, exotic palms and ferns. With lush lawns, colourful borders, a pretty walk, ponds and a wonderful variety of bird and wildlife, it is lovely. There are spectacular cliff-top views overlooking the Sound of Jura and its islands.
Carnasserie Castle boasts a 15th century tower house built by the reforming churchman John Carswell, the publisher of the first book printed in Scottish Gaelic. Positioned on a hill overlooking Kilmartin Glen, it is now under the care of historic Scotland.
This attractive 19th-century Victorian gate lodge with magnificent arched latticed windows is situated at the entrance of Crathes Castle. This lovely single storey lodge has its own garden with a picnic table and bench. However, you can also enjoy the stunnig beauty of the famous gardens featuring great yew hedges and a colourful double herbaceous border as they are very close to the lodge. Like this holiday accommodation, Crathes Castle and Garden is a property of the National Trust for Scotland. Crathes Castle with its lovely features like its gargoyles and fairytale- like turrets is worth a visit at any time of the year.
East Lothian Estate boasts a grand country house, charming lodge and breath-taking grounds and gardens, all located near the town of North Berwick in East Lothian, Scotland. The house was originally built in the 17th century and has been a family home ever since. The entire property has been extensively renovated and restored to its former glory, creating a stunning, one-of-a-kind location for holidays, events and celebrations!
This impressive estate is set within one thousand acres of beautiful countryside, with pristine gardens, enchanting woodlands, and farmland stretching out in every direction. Surrounded by rolling hills, with stunning views in every direction, it really feels like an escape from the world. Whether it is family barbecues, drink receptions, or simply an afternoon stroll around the hedgerows and rose gardens, these immaculately maintained grounds will take your breath away! The house itself sits magnificently in the landscape as a wonderful example of Georgian architecture, with elegant proportions and classical details that make the whole house feel enchanting.
Inside, the house is equally impressive. The grand entrance hall sets the tone for the rest of the house, with its marble flooring and sweeping staircase. The rooms are spacious and beautifully decorated, with period features such as ornate plasterwork and carved woodwork that add allure to every corner of this magnificent home. The house also boasts a range of modern amenities that have been carefully weaved into the charm and character of old, including a fully equipped kitchen, a games room, and a cinema room.
East Lothian Estate is a popular venue for weddings, corporate events, and other special occasions. The house has a variety of event spaces, including a ballroom, a drawing room, and a dining room, all of which can be configured to suit the needs of the event and each of which is as impressive as the last. The house also has ten luxurious bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, so even in a large group you can all enjoy your own privacy and quiet moments alone.
Just a short distance from the main house, you will find the charming Lothian Lodge, a three-bedroom property which can accommodate a further six guests. With elegant French garden doors, a charming kitchen and social living area, this self-contained lodge offers the perfect bit of privacy for some of your guests, yet still with a stones throw of the main house.
This magnificent country estate offers a unique blend of historic elegance and modern comfort. Its beautiful surroundings and luxurious amenities make it a truly special place to stay or to host a celebration that you and your guests will never forget!
East Lothian Estate is a grand country house and lodge located near the town of North Berwick in East Lothian, Scotland. Set within one thousand acres of beautiful countryside, with pristine gardens, enchanting woodlands, and farmland, the entire property feels like it is surrounded by rolling hills, with stunning views in every direction. This fabulous location offers so much to see and do, with North Berwick just a fifteen-minute drive away, Edinburgh reachable within thirty-five minutes and Edinburgh Airport just a forty-minute drive from the property.
North Berwick is a charming coastal town, situated on the south shore of the Firth of Forth, overlooking the Bass Rock and the Isle of May, it is no surprise that one of the main attractions is its beautiful beaches! West Beach, the East Beach, and the Milsey Bay all offer a range of activities, such as swimming, surfing, and sunbathing, and are popular with families and water sports enthusiasts.
In addition to its beaches, North Berwick is also known for its historic landmarks and attractions. The town is home to the 14th-century North Berwick Castle, which sits atop a rocky outcrop overlooking the sea, as well as the Scottish Seabird Centre, which provides visitors with the opportunity to view and learn about the local wildlife. With plenty of shops, restaurants and cafes, a day or two out in North Berwick would never go amiss, offering something for everyone to enjoy!
Edinburgh is the proud Scottish capital, known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Edinburgh Castle sits like a fortress, perched atop an extinct volcano, with striking views over the Royal Mile, a historic street that connects the castle to the Palace of Holyrood house. With the National Museum of Scotland, the Scottish Parliament Building, and the Royal Botanic Garden all within the city, the thriving centre is the perfect day trip, particularly if you happen to visit during one of the numerous festivals and events throughout the year, including the world-famous Edinburgh International Festival and Fringe.
East Lothian is a beautiful and diverse region, with plenty to offer visitors in terms of natural beauty, history, and culture. Easily accessible from all over the world, whether you're looking for a relaxing seaside holiday or an active outdoor adventure, there's something for everyone in this picturesque corner of Scotland.
Edwardian properties are known for their simple design, spacious rooms with high ceilings and ornate handcrafted features. This property, built on the edge of the Cairngorm National Park, reflects the character of the era with fabulous wood-panelled rooms, wide-open hallways and generously proportioned rooms.
A former shooting lodge at the end of Glenshee, set in its own fenced policies, this home was designed to cater for larger house parties, making it ideal for group and family gatherings of up to 21.
The adjoining Cairngorm National park covers an area of just over 4.5 thousand square kilometres and is a popular destination for walkers, wildlife and outdoor activities, including seasonal skiing. Adjacent Strathmore is home to many top-class golf courses. Trout fishing, together with the use of 2 boats is yards from the door, and salmon fishing is available on the estates own River Blackwater, as well as the nearby Rivers Ericht, Isla and Tay.
Guests will enjoy the three large reception rooms with both the capacity and grandeur for special occasions. Off the magnificent panelled entrance and hall, they consist of the main drawing room with open fire, bay window with padded window seats, a smaller sitting room with open fire and picture windows, and a large games room with wood-panelled wainscoting, table tennis table, small snooker table and a large seating area. It’s a perfect space for house guests to enjoy a few Scottish reels at the end of the evening with the furniture moved to the edge of the room.
The grand entrance hall is a beautiful space with its decorative wood panelling; wide handcrafted staircase leading up to the first-floor gallery landing. Access to the modern conservatory is off the drawing-room; outside is a paved area with seats, perfect for relaxed BBQ’s.
The dining room with large windows looking out onto the front lawns and hills beyond has a long table seating up to 20 guests. A large sideboard, perfect for buffet breakfasts and formal dinners alike, provides toasters, warmers, glassware and cutlery.
The farmhouse kitchen is fully equipped to cater for groups and comes with a 6 door AGA, together with a range style electric oven and gas hob. There is a cold store, a pantry with 2 dishwashers, a laundry with washing, drying and ironing facilities. There is a boot/gunroom and a WC by the back door.
There is another ground floor WC off the games room. There is separate accommodation for visiting catering staff available by prior request.
The house is set in its own 1500 acre estate and working farm in the Perthshire Hills. Guests are welcome to wander where they will within the constraints of farming activities, keeping dogs on leads or under CLOSE control, and leaving gates as they are found.
The landscaped grounds are a mix of lawns, borders and shrubs. There is a tennis court (please bring your own racquets and balls). There is plenty of parking space at the front and rear.
The adjoining Cairngorm National park covers an area of just over 4.5 thousand square kilometres and is a popular destination for walkers, wildlife and outdoor activities, including seasonal skiing. Adjacent Strathmore is home to many top-class golf courses.
Trout fishing, together with the use of 2 boats is yards from the door, and salmon fishing is available on the estates own River Blackwater, as well as the nearby Rivers Ericht, Isla and Tay.
Glamis, Blair Atholl and Balmoral Castles are all a drive away.
Edinburgh Airport is just over an hour, Perth and Dundee are less than an hour.
Nestled in a tranquil remote location near the village of Edinbane in the north of Skye, Edinbane Byre is the perfect place for a spot of switch off and a romantic escape. With just one bedroom it is a fabulous hideaway where you can enjoy the spectacular scenery of Skye, wonderful villages and towns and just being together. If you do have a little one, there is plenty of space for a travel cot.
The Isle of Skye is a truly magical place, the largest of the Inner Hedbrides and home to some of Scotland’s most iconic and dramatic landscapes. Skye is enchanting, captivating and absolutely fascinating. In the north of Skye, Edinbane is a wonderful place, 13km from the centre of Dunvegan, a little further from the bustling Portree and only one hundred metres from Loch Greshornish. If it is views, peace and romance you are looking for, this is the perfect spot. Edinbane straddles the River Abhainn Choishleadar. The Edinbane Pottery is a family run artisan pottery in the middle of the village where you can buy some gorgeous souvenirs. There are two hotels with bars, the Edinbane Inn and Edinbane Lodge. Edinbane is ideally located to explore Skye’s three northerly peninsulas, Trotternish, Waternish and Durinish, which between them offer some of the finest dining in Skye. With the island only being fifty miles long and twenty-five miles wide, you will get the opportunity to see much of the island though. The majestic Cuillin mountain range boasts twelve munros and a fantastic range of scenic walks.
Edinbane Byre is absolutely stunning. It is modern, beautiful and was totally renovated in 2022. It is surrounded by a terrace and small garden where you can enjoy the sunshine and sensational views towards the loch. The exterior of Edinbane Byre is very attractive, an elegant mix of stone, wooden cladding and dazzling white render. Within lies a very stylish open plan living space, a delightful bedroom, and a smart, immaculate bathroom.
The living space sweeps around the cottage, enjoying huge picture windows that ensure that the sparkling Skye light floods these dreamy spaces. The living area blends rich leather sofas and armchairs with a trendy anthracite grey dream of a kitchen and an ultra-cool dining table. Comfy leather armchairs sit by the wood burning stove while others sit next to the giant window that offers views of the loch. A matching sofa sits in the perfect spot to watch the television that sits on a characterful stone clad shelf and wall. The interior design is fabulous and very classy. An elegant, calm ambience hangs in the air. The kitchen is state-of-the-art with excellent, trendy black appliances.
Your bedroom is a heavenly nest with astonishing countryside views that will entice your gaze, modern furniture, and hotel quality linens. You will feel the tranquillity fold around you as you relax in absolute peace and quiet. With clean lines, minimalist decor and a cool vibe, you are encouraged to embrace the calm. Your shower room also comes with clean lines and stylish decor.
Edinbane Byre is a private paradise for your next rural getaway. It is beautifully chic, effortlessly stylish and oozes luxury.
Edinbane Byre enjoys a wonderfully secluded location close to the village of Edinbane in north Skye. Edinbane sits between Dunvegan and Portree.
Dunvegan is great with a good range of shops, cafes and restaurants. It is famous for its eight-hundred-year-old mythical castle and gardens. You can wander around its impressive gardens, grab a bite to eat in the cafe and catch a boat to see the Loch Dunvegan seal colony. The castle has been home to the Clan MacLeod the whole time. Though it may look like one castle, it is actually six buildings that were built in ten stages. The Keep was built in the mid-14th century and is the oldest part still standing. Dunvegan rests in the sea loch between the Waternish and Durinish peninsulas. There are wonderful walks, fishing and the Giant MacAskill Museum. North of Dunvegan, the Claigan coral beaches are perfect for picnics and the Dunvegan bakery is a perfect stop for provisions. The town is rich in eateries from quirky cafes to smart restaurants. Not far from Dunvegan is one of Skye’s most famous Michelin-starred restaurants, The Three Chimneys.
The Isle of Skye offers incredible walks and iconic landscapes. The Waternish peninsula is amazing. You can also explore the fabled ‘Garden of Skye’ on the Sleat peninsula, enjoy action-packed fun on Raasay and taste the finest malt whiskies. Skye’s most majestic geological features include the Old Man of Storr, the Quiraing and the Cuillin. The island’s varied habitats mean that you could easily see otters, dolphins, golden eagles, white-tailed sea eagles and puffins. The capital of the island is Portree. Other villages in the north worth a stop are Uig and Staffin. Talisker Bay is lovely with a unique panorama. Basalt cliffs rise dramatically on either side of the bay.
Portree is surrounded by hills, Ben Tianavaig to the south, Suidh Fhinn or Fingal’s Seat to the west and the smaller Ben Chrachaig to the north. Further north is the Old Man of Storr. Portree is only about two hundred years old, originally a fishing village created by the then Lord MacDonald. It is brimming with cafes, restaurants, banks, churches, gift shops, a cinema, a swimming pool and a tourist information centre. The town hosts numerous annual events such as the Portree Show, the Isle of Skye half marathon and the island’s largest event, the Skye Highland Games. It is very pretty with rows of colourful cottages lining up.
Balerno, Midlothian, Scotland
From £525
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"Serenio" ( Serene Studio ;) is purposely built to host our relatives when staying with us in the beautiful scenic surroundings of the Pentland Hills close to Edinburgh. More and more friends-of-friends have discovered our hideway so we are now managing it through this portal.
It's setting is idyllic and private in 2 acres of woodland also providing space to enjoy and for our chickens, goats and pig to roam. Located about 300m above sea level there are fantastic views over the hills down to the Firth of Forth with Edinburgh Castle in the distant skyline.
We are in the beautiful Pentland Hills Regional Park where you will have straight from "Serenio" access to an abundance of nature, hills, streams, lochs, hiking trails, mountain bike tracks etc, but most of all peace and beauty.
Nevertheless it is a short walk to the small nearby conservation villages with local shops, but where one can take the famous double-decker bus (every 10 min at daytime and also a Nightbus) which takes you in 30 minutes into the city centre. The City of Edinburgh is beautiful, historic and bustling with an abundance of (free) museums, architectonic beauty and cultural events.
In one sentence: raw nature and cosmopolitan experiences combined and we ourselves never fail to discover something new and interesting after the almost 20 years we now lived in Scotland.
It typically sleeps 2 and has en-suite bathroom facilities, but the setup is flexible with two double daybeds. With its full facilities and kitchen it is available to rent as self-catering accommodation.
For children there is plenty of play equipment scattered around the woodland including a massive trampoline, swings, tumble bar, flying fox and the various tree houses.
Located in Balerno, this chalet is in a rural area and in the mountains. Edinburgh Castle and Royal Mile are notable landmarks and Edinburgh Zoo is a popular area attraction. Royal Commonwealth Pool and Royal Botanic Garden are also worth visiting. Fishing offers a great chance to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with mountain biking, mountain climbing, and cycling nearby.
Edinburgh Hill Penthouse makes a luxurious base for those wishing to explore the wonderful city of Edinburgh. It holds a fantastic location just a short distance from the city centre, while Murrayfield Stadium and Edinburgh Zoo are situated just a few minutes’ walk away.
The modern apartment has been designed with high attention to detail, boasting sophisticated interiors complete with sumptuous furnishings. The penthouse is great for families or a group of friends, comfortably accommodating up to ten guests across four spacious bedrooms and two sofa beds. The bright open-plan entertaining area comprises of the living room, kitchen and dining area and benefits from French doors which lead out onto a south-facing balcony with excellent views over Carrick Knowe Golf Course. The kitchen benefits from high-end NEFF appliances, while the large smart TV is perfect for a cosy movie night after a long day spent exploring the city! Two of the bedrooms benefit from having en-suite bathrooms as well as superking-size beds. The remaining bedrooms, a third superking and a single room share the use of a luxury family bathroom which comes complete with both a Jacuzzi bath and a TV!
Edinburgh Hill Penthouse is set within beautifully landscaped gardens and is just a short stroll from local beauty spots such as Corstorphine Hill Nature Reserve.
Edinburgh Hill Penthouse holds a fantastic location for those looking to explore Edinburgh. Edinburgh Zoo, Murrayfield Stadium & beauty spot Corstorphine Hill Nature Reserve are all just a short walk away. The vibrant city centre is just a ten minute car journey away and offers something for everyone with excellent shopping, nightlife and a range of historic attractions to explore. For those not bringing a car, there is a bus stop just a 5-minute walk from the penthouse which has a great service into Edinburgh city centre.
Dalavich, Argyll, Scotland
From £924
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A lovely cabin with an all weather electric hot tub situated on a private balcony with stunning views over Loch Awe and the hills. There is also a decking area to the rear of the property with plenty of picnic tables and benches to relax and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the area.
The 5 berth cabin is situated in extensive grounds about 25 metres from the loch shore, the front of the cabin is glazed to maximise the stunning views with patio doors opening onto the raised balcony with hot tub. The cabin has electric heating and is suitable to use all year round, the luxury hot tub has an all weather thermo sealed cover, 31 powerful jets and mood lighting. The accommodation comprised of bathroom with shower, open plan lounge/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, raised balcony to front and decking area to the rear and there is ample space for 2 cars to park.
Living Area - Sofa and two chars, 37 inch flat screen satalite TV with freeview box, patio doors opening to balcony, electric all weather hot tub, picnic bench and outside seating.
Kitchen - cooker, fridge, microwave, freezer, kettle, toaster and all necessary utinsils for cooking.
Bedroom 1 - Double bed, clothes rail and bedside cabinet, Linen supplied.
Bedroom 2 - Three high bunk beds and clothes rail. Linen supplied.
Shower Room - electric shower, wash basin and toilet
Nearby there is the Lochview Bar, village shop/cafe, boat and bike hire, kids play area, wonderful walking routes and lots of wildlife.
If your looking for a romantic break, family holiday or a base to explore Argyll, Innis chonnel cabin is the perfect location.
This cabin is located in Taynuilt. Carnasserie Castle and Bonawe Iron Furnace are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Loch Visions and Argyll Adventure. Loch Fyne Whiskeys and Crarae Garden Argyll are also worth visiting.
