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Located in the charming crofting village of Reiff, in an area of outstanding beauty where sheep roam freely and have the right of way. Spectacular coastal roads lead past mountains, cliffs, inlets and wonderful sandy beaches. Perfectly positioned for numerous outdoor pursuits…
Ideal for lovers of the great outdoors enjoying spectacular views over some of the most stunning scenery in Galloway. The lively market town of Newton Stewart is 5 minutes away where there are excellent facilities including shops, coffee houses, pubs, hotels and restaurants. It…
There are plenty of walking opportunities at your doorstep, starting with Cargill's Leap and the Knockie. A plethora of trails include these two features, and span landscapes of woodlands, including scenic waterfalls and mills. Take a picnic to the nearby lakes, such as Loch…
Set in the remote fishing village of Scourie, this is a perfect cottage for those wanting to explore the wonderful dramatic scenery of the North West Highlands. A ferry leaves regularly from nearby Tarbet and crosses to the bird sanctuary on Handa Island where many species of…
Located amongst the rolling hills near Huntly in Aberdeenshire, this property is ideal for couples and small families that love the great outdoors. There are plenty of walking trails on the doorstep, including Tap o Noth, Craigfall viewpoint, The Buck of Cabrach and Bennachie…
Set on the outskirts of the vibrant market town of Crieff, this semi detached cottage is surrounded by acres of countryside to explore. Stroll to The Witches Bridge' dating back to 1778 or try and find the underground icehouse that used to sit beneath the 18th century tower.…
Set between Loch Ness and Fort William, this country cottage is made for a group of walkers or families who enjoy remote hideaways and being off grid. Cycle through the forest landscape or take a hike through the rugged landscape where magnificent views of woodland, mountains…
This terraced cottage, a converted steading, is surrounded by lovely walking, cycling and running routes. The pretty Borders town of Jedburgh is just 3 miles away with its shops, restaurants, cafes and unique 12th century abbey. You can visit the Castle Jail with its views over…
Located amid breath taking scenery surrounded by abundant wildlife including red squirrels at the foothills of the bonnie Angus Glens, in the valley of the Quharity Burn. With splendid views towards Airlie Monument, erected in memory of the 11th Earl, Balintore valley and famous…
Nestled in a tranquil position in the valley of the Quharity Burn at the foothills of the wonderful Angus Glens, this lodge is surrounded by abundant wildlife including red squirrels. With views towards Balintore Valley, Cat Law Hill and Airlie Monument, you ll have plenty of…
Originally a water mill, this 19th century stone built retreat which is annexed to the owners home is set in an idyllic location amid rolling countryside, dotted with beautiful rivers and streams. With a multitude of scenic walks and cycle routes from the doorstep, you can go…
Situated in a beautiful rural area close to the pretty village of St Boswells, home of the award winning Mainstreet Trading Company. A must for book lovers , foodies and anyone who enjoys great coffee and cake. Within easy reach of the historic towns of Melrose, Jedburgh and…
The raised position of this property provides an excellent vantage point for admiring the seascape views that sweep away from Whiting Bay, the third largest settlement on the Isle of Arran. Just a few minutes' walk (less than 0.5 miles) from the centre of the village, shops,…
Families and friends can find their own little piece of paradise in this sweet period abode, in the picturesque heart of Birnam. The village famously features in Shakespeare's Macbeth'; the 500 year old Birnam Oak is 250 metres away. With its dramatic bridge over the River Tay,…
Located on a private estate, this semi detached property boasts amazing views from the door and is only a short drive to Fort William and the famous Ben Nevis. Fort William, just a short drive away, is the outdoor hotspot of the Highlands and with varied activities in the area…
Located in an idyllic position at the foothills of the splendid Angus Glens in the valley of the Quharity Burn, close to the historic town of Kirriemuir (4 miles), the birthplace of J M Barrie and Bon Scott of ACDC. With views towards Cat Law Hill, Balintore and Airlie Monument,…
If you have a love for all things outdoors, then this location is just for you. From mountain biking to road cycling, mountain walks, and trails, you have the best of Sutherland to explore with a variety of day trips the options are endless. Bonar Bridge is just 3 miles away and…
A remarkable Victorian stone holiday home, with its pointed roof profile and overhanging eaves is likened to a fairy tale Gingerbread House , is ideally situated close by to the town of Lochgilphead. Explore the nearby Crinan Canal, the 200 year old waterway where you can either…
Lochranza, which is built around the sea loch of the same name, is in the North Arran National Scenic Area (Scotland s equivalent of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). Arran s longest stretch of wild coastline and some of its best hill walks are on the doorstep. There is an…
Orkney is a group of islands situated a few miles off the North East tip of mainland Scotland, perfect for exploring the stunning rugged coastlines, with stone pinnacles rising out of the sea, deserted white sandy beaches and turquoise seas. Keep a look out for inquisitive…
Stunning scenery, from mountain to glen, remote isles to lively cities, Scotland makes for a great holiday experience. Whether it's 'bagging' a munroe or swimming in a loch, spotting red deer or bird watching, exploring the forests or whisky tasting there is so much to offer.