Thrums Cottage – Your Very Own ‘Neverland’

Angus Council

Angus Council in Scotland offers a charming period property in Kirriemuir that sleeps four guests in two bedrooms. The cottage is located next to the birthplace of J.M. Barrie, the creator of Peter Pan, which is now a museum dedicated to the famous author and playwright. Guests can explore the rich local history of the town, including its connections to jute and weaving, as well as enjoy easy access to the beautiful Angus countryside for activities such as golf, fishing, and hillwalking.

The house features a bright and spacious lounge, a fully equipped kitchen with modern shaker style furnishings, and a dining table for four. Upstairs, guests will find two comfortable bedrooms, one double and one twin, with pretty wallpapers and luxurious bedding. The main bathroom boasts a stunning claw-foot roll-top bath, perfect for indulgent bubble baths, as well as a separate shower cubicle for practicality.

Kirriemuir is a picturesque town with a fascinating history that includes links to witchcraft, the jute trade, and weaving. Visitors can explore local shops, the birth and burial place of J.M. Barrie, and attractions such as the Peter Pan statue in the town square. The location provides easy access to the motorway connecting Aberdeen and Dundee, as well as proximity to the Angus Glens, wildlife reserves, ski slopes, and nearby towns like Forfar. Golfers will appreciate the variety of courses in the area, while beach lovers can visit sandy beaches at Lunan Bay, St Cyrus, and Montrose.

Guests are welcome to bring a well-behaved dog to the property, but smoking indoors and parties are not allowed. The vacation home offers a comfortable and convenient stay in Kirriemuir, with nearby cultural attractions like the Gateway to the Glens Museum and Angus Folk Museum, as well as opportunities for outdoor activities at local golf clubs and nature reserves.

• Pets Allowed
• Internet
• Open Fire