Staying in Rural Perthshire

Perthshire, Scotland
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While Perthshire is has many small towns that are well known tourist destinations there are many more less known villages with wonderful stories and landscapes, ideal for the visitor looking for the less beaten track. 

Stanley was built in the 1780's to house the workers at Stanley Mills, now a museum to the industrial revolution. 

Places to eat 

In the heart of stanley itself is modern restaurant Blasta, restaurant owner and head chef David Barnett has a wealth of experience and before opening his own restaurant and take away in Stanley, he was once the executive chef of Fonab Castle Hotel. 

A short distance away from stanley is Usiage bar and restaurant, with a cosy, relaxed atmosphere and offering both indoor and outdoor seating for dining or cocktails.  

Don't Miss; Fortingall

Fortingall is home to the Fortingall Yew, thoe oldest tree in Europe, and a tragic story of a villagle that died to save others fromthe Plague. It is also home the the annual Fortingall Art Exhibition which we highly recommend if you are visiting at the end of July.

 

Map view of Self Catering Properties

Guest Reviews

The house was lovely, we have stayed in the one next door before and they are both superb it is in a very very lovely location with a nice easy walk through the woodland at the back of the property to get to town.


June 2026
Our third visit to Lettoch Beag was as satisfying as always. Lovely accommodation and warm hospitality from Kirsty and Steve. We went to an event at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre Winter Words Festival. We’ve always loved going there but Alan Cumming’s programming and involvement is transforming the place.


February 2026
Second time we have stayed here. Lovely location and the bungalow is very clean and modern with everything you need. Highlights - Shopping and eating out in pitlochry and other nearby towns; visiting Balmoral and Ballater and Atholl Castle.


April 2026