Cottages in Aberfeldy and Killin areas

This very cosy property, all on the ground floor, is situated in a superb location within a tiny hamlet at the head of Glen Lyon.

Sitting within the picturesque village of Fortingall, famous for its thatched cottages and 2000-year-old yew tree, this stylish detached cottage is the perfect retreat for a peaceful holiday. Set in the mouth of Glen Lyon, the scenery and countryside are spectacular and keen walkers will revel in the challenge of Ben Lawers - the second highest mountain in Scotland, which gives wonderful views over Loch Tay.

Set in the heart of this popular picturesque village with its famous Falls of Dochart, this property is ideally situated for touring Perthshire and the Southern Highlands.

These smart colour co-ordinated properties have been furnished with rich luxury curtains and soft furnishing and each property has its own garden; visitors have access to a network of over 6miles of private estate roads covering the extensive grounds, which include a fold of highland cattle, and two small lochs, home to wild ducks and geese. Boat trips can be arranged to fish for brown trout, as well as angling on the River Tay, with some of Scotland's finest salmon fishing.

Tullicro is a small group of traditional stone buildings on the south facing hills overlooking the beautiful wooded Tay Valley, offering Scottish crofting in real comfort. In a wonderful elevated setting, this delightful property has been sympathetically constructed using traditional materials combined with modern conveniences offering a very good standard of comfort.

Nestling beneath the dramatic peak of Ben Lawers, Craggantoul enjoys unrivalled views over Loch Tay and provides an ideal place to relax. The peace and tranquillity, combined with marvellous panoramic views set against the backdrop of mountains beyond is just what is needed to unwind.

Bright very comfortable attractive cottage in a rural setting, access is by farm road 1/2 mile, in the `Heart of Scotland', but only 3/4 - 1 mile from all town amenities in Aberfeldy. Facing south with doors leading onto a most attractive patio area and garden ensures a real holiday retreat here. Aberfeldy, in lush green Perthshire has very good walks, golf at its best, sailing, fishing and good places to eat out. The owner has some small animals in the vicinity. Shop and pub 3/4 - 1 mile.

This very cosy, traditional stone semi-detached cottage, with open fireplaces is situated in a marvellous rural setting and surrounded by lovely enclosed gardens. It has open views of the valley and surrounding hills and is just 11/2 miles from the town of Aberfeldy (where you can try your hand at blending your own whisky). This popular town can be reached by a very pleasant riverside walk with a good restaurant along the way. The area is a magnet for lovers of wildlife and outdoor pursuits - from golf and angling (permits can be obtained locally), to canyoning, whitewater rafting, cycling, hill climbing and superb walking. Shops 2 miles, pub 1 mile.

In a superb secluded position right on the banks of Loch Tay, this lovely spacious property has a large garden flanked by burns as well as its own 150 yards of loch frontage, where free fishing is available. Stylishly furnished within, it offers all modern facilities in an unrivalled setting, ideal for family groups or couples wishing to enjoy this beautiful area. Loch Tay itself is the largest loch in Perthshire...

Nestling beneath the dramatic peak of Ben Lawers, Craggantoul enjoys unrivalled views over Loch Tay and provides an ideal place to relax. The peace and tranquillity, combined with marvellous panoramic views set against the backdrop of mountains beyond is just what is needed to unwind.

Enjoying a quiet courtyard setting, this attractive house, with its own garden complete with dovecot, has been furnished and equipped to a high standard. A comfortable home away from home, with a cosy open fire, it stands adjoining another cottage in the small Highland town of Aberfeldy. Fine scenery abounds here and there is good walking to be found around the Birks of Aberfeldy.

The Bothy is a bijou, thatched, traditional Tay Valley cottage, built in solid stone and Tay river reed thatch. The charming beamed interior with whitewashed stone and panelled walls contains every convenience for your rural Perthshire getaway. Set above the valley floor on a south facing slope, it offers a tranquil haven for walking, more energetic sports, or simply enjoying the peace and beauty...

At the western end of Loch Tay, this very comfortable and spacious property, converted from an old bakery, has its own garden and is quietly set back from the road in the village of Killin (famous for its Falls of Dochart). There is good hill walking nearby on Ben Lawers, with its National Nature Reserve and Visitors Centre (about 7 miles).

Nestling in uninterrupted countryside and surrounded by fields and hills where deer often roam, this bright, stylish detached cottage provides very comfortable accommodation for both indoor and outdoor living. It boasts original stone features, oak floors and a large enclosed garden. The charming Highland town of Aberfeldy (8 miles) has many good places to eat and hosts popular festivals in August and September.

This sumptuous property occupies a marvellous position close to the shore of Loch Tay in the popular village of Kenmore in the heart of the Highland Perthshire. Furnished to a high standard the master bedroom features a balcony allowing good views over the loch, and there is a roof terrace at the rear for enjoying sunny afternoons.

Nestling beneath the dramatic peak of Ben Lawers, Craggantoul enjoys unrivalled views over Loch Tay and provides an ideal place to relax. The peace and tranquillity, combined with marvellous panoramic views set against the backdrop of mountains beyond is just what is needed to unwind. Four of the five cottages have been sympathetically converted from former farm steadings, creating attractive accommodation of the highest standards...

Surrounded by some of Perthshire's finest scenery, this very comfortable, well-equipped cottage is within easy walking distance of the small Highland town of Aberfeldy and its many amenities. Attached at one end to another cottage, it has its own garden and is set across a courtyard from `Toad Hall'.

Killin with its spectacular falls of Dochart, is situated at the west end of Loch Tay. Situated in an elevated position above the village this delightfully stylish property, set in a residential development, enjoys magnificent views towards the Tarmachan Ridge and Ben Lawers.