Key Features

Convenient location just 3 miles from central Pitlochry

Great walking & cycling trails on the doorstep

2 king size en-suite bedrooms, 1 double bedroom and family bathroom

Large open plan living space, second livingroom upstairs

WIFI

Well behaved pets welcome ( £30 per pet )

All bedding and towels supplied

Heating and electricity included

Large garden with parking

Bed & Bath Configuration

Double Room En-Suite

Double Room

Double Room

Bathroom

Bathroom

About This Property

Arrlochaira is a spacious 3 bedroomed self catering home, just three miles from central Pitlochry, offering welcoming and flexible holiday accommodation in the heart of highland Perthshire. This much loved holiday home is ideally suited to families or small groups wishing to explore this beautiful area of Scotland. The Pass of Killiecrankie, National Trust for Scotland Visitor Centre & cafe are all nearby and there are wonderful walking & cycling trails straight from the doorstep. Within walking distance of Arrlocharia, Faskally Woods offers endless woodland paths to explore and in the autumn the forest is transformed by ‘The Enchanted Forest’, an impressive sound and light show. 
 
Accommodation is on two levels and comprises:
 
On the ground floor
 
Impressive open plan living space with comfortable seating. A room flooded with natural light from the full height windows.
Large, well equipped kitchen (fridge freezer, range cooker, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher). King size bedroom with en-suite shower room. Cloakroom with WC. Utility room with access to rear garden.
 
On the first floor ( via spiral staircase )
 
King size bedroom with en-suite shower room. Second living-room / snug with ample comfortable seating and TV. Double bedroom. Family bathroom.
 
 
Outside the mature garden includes parking for up to three cars.
 
The bustling highland town of Pitlochry is a hugely popular tourist destination, conveniently situated just off the A9 between Perth and Inverness. The celebrated Pitlochry Festival Theatre (known as the 'Theatre in the Hills) offers a fabulous selection of plays and musical events. The adjacent Scottish Plant Collector's Garden, opened in 2003, features plants collected over 300 years by Scottish explorers. Pitlochry has two famous whisky distilleries which attract many visitors: Bell's Blair Atholl Distillery and Edradour Distillery, Scotland's smallest distillery. Pitlochry Hydro Power Station, Dam and newly opened visitor centre and cafe are well worth a visit. The pretty town of Blair Atholl ( 7 miles north of Pitlochry) sits at the southern gateway of the Cairngorms National Park and is home to Blair Castle, ancient seat of the Dukes of Atholl. Pitlochry`s central location means guests are perfectly placed for exploring the wild beauty of Loch Tummel and Loch Rannoch, while Edinburgh and Glasgow are both within easy reach for a day out.
 
 
All linen and towels are provided
 
Heating, electricity and WiFi all included
 
Well behaved pets by arrangement ( 2 max) £30 per pet
 
A refundable good housekeeping deposit of £150 will be required
 
 
 
Guests should be aware the railway line lies beyond the rear garden. Trains are infrequent and double glazing means they are generally not heard from inside the house.
 
Licence No: PK11688F

 
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Price & Availability

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£850
/ 7 Nights

A refundable good housekeeping deposit of £100 will charged seven weeks before your stay.

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2 - 6 People
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
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Licence: Licence No: PK11688F
EPC rating: D

Location

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Pitlochry
Pitlochry

Pitlochry is one of Scotland’s most popular tourist destinations, conveniently located just off the A9, in the geographical heart of Scotland, and between Perth and Inverness. The town is home to two renowned whisky distilleries that draw visitors from far and wide: the historic Bell’s Blair Atholl Distillery and Edradour Distillery, famously known as Scotland’s smallest traditional distillery. The renowned Pitlochry Festival Theatre, affectionately known as the “Theatre in the Hills”, offers an impressive programme of plays, musicals, and cultural events throughout the year. Star of stage and Hollywood A-lister Alan Cumming, is the current Artistic Director. Right next door is the Explorers Garden, opened in 2003. This 2.5-acre site celebrates 300 years of botanical exploration by Scottish plant hunters and features an amphitheatre, woodland walks, and a diverse range of rare and exotic plants. Just a short stroll away, visitors can explore the Pitlochry Power Station and Dam, where the iconic salmon ladder allows a fascinating glimpse of fish leaping upstream during spawning season.

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Guest Reviews

Lovely location, very comfortable and well fitted out with everything you might need. It is somewhere you can relax surrounded by beautiful items such as a piano which makes it feel very much like a home rather than a business
Great cottage and so well equipped. We had everything we needed. Great that we could walk into the town too. Would recommend to others. Julie, Simon, Daniel and Luke.
I wanted to write to let you know that we had a lovely relaxing stay at By the Brae in Pitlochry. The cottage was ideal for our family and equipped with everything we needed. The beds were comfortable and it was situated in a great location. We will definitely return. It really was home from home.