Hi Bea,
We had a lovely holiday. The house is lovely and very well maintained. The owners left lots of birthday treats for my husband which was incredibly lovely and he was very touched. All in all it is a fabulous property.
July 2020
* New for 2020 - With lovely views of the surrounding hills this welcoming and extremely comfortable family home makes the ideal base for a relaxing holiday in Perthshire.
January 2020
“My first visit to this Cottage and I will definitely be looking to book up again. It’s in a central location off the Main Street and is peaceful and quiet with stunning views. The interior is clean, fresh and everything is of a high standard of finish whilst still keeping the quirky features of the cottage.” Tommi & family
January 2020
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( To make a booking or an enquiry simply click on the first day of your proposed visit )
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| 30th May 2020 to 18th Sep 2020 | £ 850 | £ 615 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 19th Sep 2020 to 23rd Oct 2020 | £ 795 | £ 540 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 24th Oct 2020 to 20th Dec 2020 | £ 725 | £ 510 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 21st Dec 2020 to 3rd Jan 2021 | £ 995 | £ 875 for 4 nights | 4 nights |
| 4th Jan 2021 to 26th Mar 2021 | £ 795 | £ 550 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 27th Mar 2021 to 28th May 2021 | £ 825 | £ 595 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 29th May 2021 to 17th Sep 2021 | £ 850 | £ 615 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
| 18th Sep 2021 to 30th Oct 2021 | £ 795 | £ 540 for 2 nights | 2 nights |
If your chosen home & dates are available, please complete a Booking Request Form by clicking on your chosen date, and we will confirm your booking by return, usually within 24 hrs.
If you prefer you can telephone us (+44) 01796 470048 and we can deal with your enquires in person.
Our office hours are 9.00am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday and 9.00am - 12.00pm Saturday.
A 25% deposit secures your holiday with the balance payable 7 weeks prior to the start of your stay.
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Prices from
for 7 nights
Peaceful, elevated location in the heart of Pitlochry
Wonderful views
Comfortable, welcoming accommodation
Sleep 2-6 ( 2 double, 1 twin )
WiFi
Ample parking
Short breaks available
All linen and towels supplied
Heating, electricity and Wifi included
A good housekeeping deposit of £100 will be required
Well behaved pets welcome ( 2 max ) £25 per pet
The Sheiling is a beautifully presented, lovingly renovated house set in the heart of the pretty Perthshire town of Pitlochry. With easy access to the town and all of its amenities this traditional, detached home enjoys charming views of the surrounding hills.
Contemporary styling and modern furnishings are evident throughout this welcoming house, providing a great base to settle in for that long deserved break and enjoy the many delights of this historic and scenically beautiful area.
All bed linen and towels are provided
Wifi, heating and electricity included
No smoking
A good housekeeping deposit of £100 will be required
Well behaved pets welcome ( 2 max ) £25 per pet
The bustling tourist town of Pitlochry, is famous for its Festival Theatre, Hydro Dam and distilleries as well as charming local shops and excellent eating places. Just slightly further north is the historic town of Blair Atholl, set in the Cairngorms National Park, home to the impressive Blair Castle Estate.
Highland Perthsire offers endless walking opportunities from short forest strolls to more substantial mountain walks with stunning views. Mountain bike tracks, fishing, golfing and pony trekking are all available locally.
Loch Tay beyond Aberfeldy, is Perthshire's largest Loch, and offers excellent facilities for water sports as well as the Crannog Centre, the Iron Age stilt house on the Loch which paints a fascinating picture of early Iron Age life. At the end of the loch is the village of Killin and the spectacular Falls of Dochart.
Due to the Covid-19 movement restrictions our office hours during the lock-down period will be 10am-3pm.
We are keen to help with your enquiries and will respond as soon as possible.
Further to the announcement by the First Minister of Scotland on the 24th June, self-contained holiday accommodation with no shared services can open from the 3rd of July. The guidance advising people to travel no more than five miles for leisure and recreation will also be lifted from this date.
Please be assured that when our cottages do reopen our owners will be following the ASSC recommended Safety & Cleaning Protocols to protect our guests, owners & caretakers.