Perth and Kinross Holiday Cottages, Scotland

Top Four Holiday Cottage Destinations In Perth and Kinross

The most popular cottage locations in Perth and Kinross include, Crieff with 39 properties, Aberfeldy with 37, Pitlochry 24 and Errol with 20 self catering holiday lets.

Featured Properties

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Dalnaglar Castle And Cottages - Dalnaglar Castle

Clackavoid, Perth and Kinross

Dalnaglar Castle is a beautiful, turreted property surrounded by gorgeous scenery and offering ample space for large families or groups.

7 nights from £7590

0.2m from Clackavoid

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Fernbrae Farmhouse

Keilour, Perth and Kinross

Nestled amongst rolling hills and lush greenery, this charming farmhouse offers an authentic countryside escape. With its warm, inviting interiors and expansive grounds, it’s the perfect retreat for families and friends.

7 nights from £6840

2.6m from Keilour

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Ogilvie Castle

Craighall, Perth and Kinross

This stylishly-restored 16th Century Castle is perfect for exploring the Cairngorms and with cycling, riding, golf on the doorstep you'll have plenty to keep you occupied. With the stunning back-drop of the Perthshire countryside and Cairngorms National Park, the sympathetically and lovingly restored seven bedroom castle is a fantastic base to enjoy time away with friends or family in the Highlands of Scotland. Activities on offer range from hiking, cycling, riding and golf to dining, whisky tasting and relaxing around the open fire in the Great Hall. When the snow starts to fall, skiing and snowboarding can also be enjoyed in the surrounding mountains.

7 nights from £6746

1.6m from Craighall

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Aberfeldy House

Bolfracks, Perth and Kinross

A stunning former castle that dates back to the 17th century and offers a true sense of grandeur, countryside views and private grounds to enjoy with family and friends. Tucked away within your own private haven, Aberfeldy House invites you to indulge in the ultimate nature retreat. Steeped in rich history, this exquisite residence seamlessly merges timeless elegance and charm with contemporary styles across the seven unique bedrooms, elegant living rooms and country-style kitchen. Its pristine and picturesque setting is the perfect choice for those eager to uncover the treasures of Highland Perth, with its rolling countryside and serene landscapes.

7 nights from £6729

0.7m from Bolfracks

About Perth and Kinross

Welcome to Perth and Kinross, a stunning region in Scotland that will captivate you with its rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty.

Explore the picturesque landscapes, discover the historical significance of this area, and immerse yourself in the local traditions and festivities.

From ancient castles to charming villages, there is so much to see and do in Perth and Kinross.

So, get ready to be enchanted by this enchanting corner of the United Kingdom.

Location and Geography

Perth and Kinross is located in the central part of Scotland, bordered by the counties of Angus, Fife, and Clackmannanshire. It's a picturesque region known for its stunning landscapes and rich history.

The county covers an area of approximately 2,000 square miles, making it one of the largest in Scotland. Perth and Kinross is home to the beautiful Loch Tay, which is surrounded by rolling hills and mountains, offering breathtaking views. The region also boasts the famous River Tay, one of Scotland's longest rivers, renowned for its salmon fishing.

With its central location, Perth and Kinross is easily accessible from major cities such as Edinburgh and Glasgow, making it an ideal destination for both locals and tourists alike.

Historical Significance

Explore the historical significance of this captivating region as you delve into its rich past and discover the stories that have shaped Perth and Kinross.

From ancient times to the present day, this region has played a pivotal role in Scottish history. Perth, once the capital of Scotland, was a bustling medieval town and a key trading center. It witnessed the coronation of many Scottish kings, including Robert the Bruce.

The Battle of Killiecrankie, a significant event during the Jacobite uprising, took place in this region. Perth and Kinross also boast a wealth of historical landmarks, such as Scone Palace, where Scottish kings were crowned, and the Black Watch Castle and Museum, which tells the story of Scotland's oldest Highland regiment.

Immerse yourself in the past and uncover the fascinating history of Perth and Kinross.

Cultural Attractions

Looking for cultural attractions in Perth and Kinross? You're in luck!

This beautiful region in Scotland offers a wide range of cultural experiences that are sure to captivate and inspire you.

Start your cultural journey by visiting the Perth Concert Hall, a state-of-the-art venue that hosts an array of music, dance, and theater performances throughout the year.

If you're a fan of visual arts, don't miss the Perth Museum and Art Gallery, where you can explore a diverse collection of artwork and artifacts that showcase the region's history and culture.

For a taste of traditional Scottish culture, head to the Scottish Crannog Centre, where you can learn about ancient living and experience hands-on activities like paddle making and fire lighting.

With its rich cultural heritage, Perth and Kinross is a must-visit destination for those seeking immersive cultural experiences.

Natural Wonders

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural wonders of Perth and Kinross, as this scenic region offers a multitude of awe-inspiring landscapes and outdoor adventures. Here are three must-see natural wonders that will leave you in awe:

1. Loch Tay: This stunning freshwater loch is surrounded by majestic mountains and offers a range of activities, including fishing, kayaking, and scenic boat cruises. Take a leisurely stroll along its shores or hike up the nearby Ben Lawers for panoramic views.

2. The Hermitage: Explore this enchanting woodland, located near Dunkeld, and be captivated by its towering trees, cascading waterfalls, and picturesque river walks. Don't miss the awe-inspiring viewpoint at Ossian's Hall, where you can witness the powerful force of the Black Linn Falls.

3. Glen Lyon: Known as Scotland's longest glen, Glen Lyon boasts stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and abundant wildlife. Take a scenic drive through its winding roads, or go hiking to discover hidden waterfalls and breathtaking vistas.

Prepare to be amazed by the natural beauty of Perth and Kinross, a truly unforgettable experience awaits you.

Exploring the Surrounding Area

As you continue your journey through Perth and Kinross, you'll frequently encounter an array of captivating sights and attractions in the surrounding area.

One must-visit destination is the picturesque town of Dunkeld, located just a short drive from Perth. Here, you can explore the stunning Dunkeld Cathedral, known for its Gothic architecture and tranquil riverside setting.

For nature enthusiasts, the nearby Hermitage is a must-see. This woodland area boasts magnificent waterfalls, ancient trees, and scenic walking trails.

Another highlight is the charming village of Aberfeldy, where you can visit the famous Wade's Bridge and the Birks of Aberfeldy, a beautiful gorge immortalized in a poem by Robert Burns.

Don't miss the opportunity to delve into the rich history and natural beauty that awaits you in the surrounding area of Perth and Kinross.

Holiday Cottages In Perth and Kinross