Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br>
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Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br>
Blairgowrie, PH11 8NA, Royaume-Uni
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Birnie Cottage is ideally situated in the heart of Strathmore.
it is a short drive to the amenities in the village of Alyth and it is also within easy driving distance to Blairgowrie, Forfar, and Dundee, where a wide range of shopping, leisure, and cultural facilities can be enjoyed. The nearby twin burgh of Blairgowrie and Rattray is approximately six miles from the cottage (roughly ten minutes by car), providing excellent amenities for all your daily needs. Popular with anglers, walkers, and golf enthusiasts, Blairgowrie is also the starting point for the 60- mile circular Cateran Trail and it is the gateway to Glenshee, affording access to year-round sports facilities including skiing, mountain biking, abseiling, and paragliding.
This is a charming cottage and the generously sized rooms have oil fired central heating which is included in the price and wood or coal is always available for the open fire. The kitchen is well equipped and has an old fashioned theme, mindful of the original use as a gardener's cottage for nearby Birnie House, the home of the owner - willing, if available, to give advice about where to go and what to see in the area. When the cottage was overhauled in 2009, great care was taken to retain the original 1930s character.
Visitors are welcome to walk in the woods attached to the house and will become familiar with our resident red squirrels, our more timid red deer, and an amazing variety of wild birds. Various games are also available for younger visitors and activities in the surrounding area abound; enough to satisfy any age of visitor!
Dogs are also welcome but not on the beds or sofas! (Please tell us separately that you will be bringing your pet(s) because we do not charge for them so they may not appear in the guest details.)
The cottage has free wi-fi and, whilst there are security cameras which cover the perimeter of Birnie House, they do not overlook the cottage or the hedged cottage garden. Your privacy is very important to us.
Walking: The CATERAN TRAIL is a walking route full of breathtaking landscapes with a wide range of changing terrain that should suit long distance walkers of any age. Situated on the southern end of the Highlands in the Heart of Perthshire and the Angus Glens this route provides the walker with a true feel of Scottish landscape and offers a glimpse of the lifestyle of the Caterans in the 15th to 17th centuries.
The DEN OF ALYTH has several walks of varying length through the deep, shady glen of the Alyth Burn amongst mixed open woodland. As well as being a quiet place to walk, the Den is a place to rest, picnic and watch the varied wildlife. Oak, ash and birch trees are home to small birds like tree creepers and great tits, while dippers and grey wagtails live by the waterside.
Walk around AULD ALYTH or the quiet country roads leading to Glenisla and the Angus Glens. The views are magnificent. Also in the area is the waterfall, REEKIE LYNN, on the way to PEEL FARM.
Nature: GLEN ISLA is one of the more significant and the most westerly of the Angus Glens, a wide valley in the southern Grampians, between Glen Shee and Glen Prosen. The River Isla flows south and then southeast into the Valley of Strathmore.
LINTRATHEN reservoir is a nature reserve in the Braes of Angus, situated at the southern end of Glen Isla, 4 miles (6 km) northeast of Alyth. Surrounded by farmland, the loch is visited by large numbers of wildfowl, wintering geese, whooper swans and the occasional osprey. Here you can hire bikes or eat cake in the wonderful Wee Bear cafe.
LOCH OF KINNORDY, nearer Kirriemuir, is a shallow loch set in a natural basin which attracts all sorts of wildfowl and is open from dawn to dusk.
Near Dunkeld, LOCH OF LOWES is all about ospreys. From April to September a pair of ospreys usually breed here and there is an observation hide just 150m from their nest, as well as a camera so visitors can watch close up pictures of the birds. The reserve covers 95 hectares of the loch, shoreline and surrounding woodland.
Peter Pan: The Peter Pan House in Kirriemuir is the birthplace of J M Barrie who is best known for his wonderfully enchanting story of the boy who never grew up.. His childhood house is equally as delightful and visitors have a rare privilege to see where he grew up and step into the rooms where he spent his childhood can and even go into the wash room that is said to be the inspiration for his Wendy House and was his first theatre during his childhood. There is also the Neverland play park on Kirriemuir Hill.
Close to the Neverland Play Park is Kirriemuir Camera Obscura – one of only three in Scotland – housed in a purpose-designed turret room in the Barrie Pavilion on Kirrie Hill. It provides a fascinating glimpse of historic technology and striking views of the surrounding countryside. The narrow streets of Kirriemuir itself are lined with traditional red sandstone houses, friendly shops and galleries, interesting museums, cosy cafes and welcoming pubs, not to mention some of the best ice cream in Tayside. Here, too, you can see the statue of ACDC’s, Bon Scott, Kirrie’s very own rock son. Kirriemuir, which has lost none of its charm, is central for explorations of the beautiful Braes of Angus - all penetrating deep into the lonely eastern Grampian mountains..About pets:Pets allowed: dogs (limit 3 total).Pets stay free of charge.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.New safety issues mean bringing your own cot.About customRules:Pets: should not be on furniture, left unattended and all waste shoukd be disposed of responsibly. There is a shovel!.We have a septic tank which does not take kindly to offerings other than white toilet tissue and natural waste. Anything else WILL block the pipes.,Breakages do happen so PLEASE let us know so that we can replace damaged items for the benefit of other guests..About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.Smoking is never allowed inside the cottage.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 21.About events:No events allowed.
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10,0/10
Propreté10,0
Commodités10,0
Emplacement10,0
Service10,0
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Aéroport : Aéroport Dundee
(27,0km)
Train : Invergowrie
(24,9km)
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4
Cabine, 2 chambres à coucher
2 chambres : 2 lits simples et 1 lit double
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Non
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10,0/10
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21 évaluations
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Cara G.
3 septembre 2024
Peaceful Cottage stay
Had a lovely weekend staying at Birnie Cottage. Aileen was great at giving information prior to our arrival and gave us a lovely welcome with scones, butter and jam. The cottage had everything we needed and was very comfortable. The garden is beautiful and we were lucky enough to be able to sit out 2 evenings enjoying the sun and the garden.
The cottage is in a peaceful location and had the benefit of woods behind it that we could walk our dogs. Although the garden is enclosed it isn't fully secure so we were careful with the dogs in the garden but they still enjoyed it.
The cottage was a great base for exploring perthshire and Angus so we enjoyed great days out exploring.
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Urs R.
19 juillet 2024
lovely cottage in Blairgowrie/Angus
It was just great! We enjoyed our stay at Birnie Cottage very much. The cottage is so lovely, quiet and it has everything you need. Thank you very much Aileen and Bob, you were great hosts.
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Debbie L.
13 mai 2024
You wont be watching TV
What an amazing cottage. Dont know where to begin. The cottage is lovely and cosy. There was an amazing welcome pack upon arrival with the most delicious scones & shortbread amongst other things. As the title suggests theres better things to see than watch TV. Within an hour of arrival we were visited by a red squirrel who along with 2 others kept us entertained for the week. The cottage is a great base to explore the local area with something for everyone - great walks, photography, fly or coarse fishing, golf or just general sightseeing. Glamis Castle is only 15 minute's away & Dundee 30 mins. Lovely friendly hosts who were on hand if needed. We will be back 😊
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Jane B.
6 avril 2024
Great cottage, lovely surroundings
The cottage is spacious and well equipped and the hosts are really friendly and helpful. There's a village nearby and Blairgowrie and Coupar Angus are a short drive away. The garden backs onto woods, which are great for walking in and are home to plenty of deer! The bird feeder outside the kitchen window attracted red squirrels and many different birds, including a woodpecker most days and the real fire made the lounge really cosy. We really enjoyed our stay and plan to return next time we visit the area.
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Dawn M.
2 mai 2024
Perfect little cottage
Fabulous cottage in the perfect location for visiting relatives nearby.
This is our second stay, and will definitely be back in the future.
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Mary R.
13 novembre 2023
Birnie Cottage
Had a lovely stay at Birnie Cottage, Aileen was a very welcoming host. The extra treats were a lovely touch especially the scones with butter and jam waiting on arrival.
Was lovely watching the wildlife around the cottage, red squirrel and woodpeckers outside the kitchen window.
Altogether a very pleasant place to stay.
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Susan C.
7 octobre 2023
Lovely Cottage - Ideal Location
Lovely cottage with everything you could need. Aileen and Bob were brilliant and happy to assist with local information. Lovely treats on arrival with fresh scones and cheese. Brilliant walks from the back gate thoroughly enjoyed by my 2 cocker spaniels with access to footpath galore. Will return again when next in the area.
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Faye N.
16 septembre 2023
Woodland cottage
Lovely property, with a lovely sized garden which was great for our dogs.
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Jane B.
4 septembre 2023
Happy visit
A tidy little house, neat and clean with everything you can need, and welcoming owners nearby. Lovely scones and jam on arrival. Near to Kirriemuir and local places. Red squirrel and bird feeder outside kitchen window are great to watch and nice garden to sit in.
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Enregistrement : après 15:00
Départ de l'hôtel : avant 11:00.
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Les enfants de tous âges sont les bienvenus dans cet établissement
Des frais supplémentaires peuvent s'appliquer pour les enfants utilisant les lits existants. Ajoutez le nombre d'enfants pour obtenir un prix plus précis.
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Restrictions d'âge
Le voyageur principal qui s'enregistre doit être âgé d'au moins 21 ans.
Hôte de l'établissement
Aileen Hynd
Parle : Anglais
À propos de cet établissement
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Birnie Cottage is ideally situated in the heart of Strathmore.
it is a short drive to the amenities in the village of Alyth and it is also within easy driving distance to Blairgowrie, Forfar, and Dundee, where a wide range of shopping, leisure, and cultural facilities can be enjoyed. The nearby twin burgh of Blairgowrie and Rattray is approximately six miles from the cottage (roughly ten minutes by car), providing excellent amenities for all your daily needs. Popular with anglers, walkers, and golf enthusiasts, Blairgowrie is also the starting point for the 60- mile circular Cateran Trail and it is the gateway to Glenshee, affording access to year-round sports facilities including skiing, mountain biking, abseiling, and paragliding.
This is a charming cottage and the generously sized rooms have oil fired central heating which is included in the price and wood or coal is always available for the open fire. The kitchen is well equipped and has an old fashioned theme, mindful of the original use as a gardener's cottage for nearby Birnie House, the home of the owner - willing, if available, to give advice about where to go and what to see in the area. When the cottage was overhauled in 2009, great care was taken to retain the original 1930s character.
Visitors are welcome to walk in the woods attached to the house and will become familiar with our resident red squirrels, our more timid red deer, and an amazing variety of wild birds. Various games are also available for younger visitors and activities in the surrounding area abound; enough to satisfy any age of visitor!
Dogs are also welcome but not on the beds or sofas! (Please tell us separately that you will be bringing your pet(s) because we do not charge for them so they may not appear in the guest details.)
The cottage has free wi-fi and, whilst there are security cameras which cover the perimeter of Birnie House, they do not overlook the cottage or the hedged cottage garden. Your privacy is very important to us.
Walking: The CATERAN TRAIL is a walking route full of breathtaking landscapes with a wide range of changing terrain that should suit long distance walkers of any age. Situated on the southern end of the Highlands in the Heart of Perthshire and the Angus Glens this route provides the walker with a true feel of Scottish landscape and offers a glimpse of the lifestyle of the Caterans in the 15th to 17th centuries.
The DEN OF ALYTH has several walks of varying length through the deep, shady glen of the Alyth Burn amongst mixed open woodland. As well as being a quiet place to walk, the Den is a place to rest, picnic and watch the varied wildlife. Oak, ash and birch trees are home to small birds like tree creepers and great tits, while dippers and grey wagtails live by the waterside.
Walk around AULD ALYTH or the quiet country roads leading to Glenisla and the Angus Glens. The views are magnificent. Also in the area is the waterfall, REEKIE LYNN, on the way to PEEL FARM.
Nature: GLEN ISLA is one of the more significant and the most westerly of the Angus Glens, a wide valley in the southern Grampians, between Glen Shee and Glen Prosen. The River Isla flows south and then southeast into the Valley of Strathmore.
LINTRATHEN reservoir is a nature reserve in the Braes of Angus, situated at the southern end of Glen Isla, 4 miles (6 km) northeast of Alyth. Surrounded by farmland, the loch is visited by large numbers of wildfowl, wintering geese, whooper swans and the occasional osprey. Here you can hire bikes or eat cake in the wonderful Wee Bear cafe.
LOCH OF KINNORDY, nearer Kirriemuir, is a shallow loch set in a natural basin which attracts all sorts of wildfowl and is open from dawn to dusk.
Near Dunkeld, LOCH OF LOWES is all about ospreys. From April to September a pair of ospreys usually breed here and there is an observation hide just 150m from their nest, as well as a camera so visitors can watch close up pictures of the birds. The reserve covers 95 hectares of the loch, shoreline and surrounding woodland.
Peter Pan: The Peter Pan House in Kirriemuir is the birthplace of J M Barrie who is best known for his wonderfully enchanting story of the boy who never grew up.. His childhood house is equally as delightful and visitors have a rare privilege to see where he grew up and step into the rooms where he spent his childhood can and even go into the wash room that is said to be the inspiration for his Wendy House and was his first theatre during his childhood. There is also the Neverland play park on Kirriemuir Hill.
Close to the Neverland Play Park is Kirriemuir Camera Obscura – one of only three in Scotland – housed in a purpose-designed turret room in the Barrie Pavilion on Kirrie Hill. It provides a fascinating glimpse of historic technology and striking views of the surrounding countryside. The narrow streets of Kirriemuir itself are lined with traditional red sandstone houses, friendly shops and galleries, interesting museums, cosy cafes and welcoming pubs, not to mention some of the best ice cream in Tayside. Here, too, you can see the statue of ACDC’s, Bon Scott, Kirrie’s very own rock son. Kirriemuir, which has lost none of its charm, is central for explorations of the beautiful Braes of Angus - all penetrating deep into the lonely eastern Grampian mountains..About pets:Pets allowed: dogs (limit 3 total).Pets stay free of charge.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.New safety issues mean bringing your own cot.About customRules:Pets: should not be on furniture, left unattended and all waste shoukd be disposed of responsibly. There is a shovel!.We have a septic tank which does not take kindly to offerings other than white toilet tissue and natural waste. Anything else WILL block the pipes.,Breakages do happen so PLEASE let us know so that we can replace damaged items for the benefit of other guests..About checkIn:Check in after 3:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.Smoking is never allowed inside the cottage.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 21.About events:No events allowed.
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Questions fréquemment posées
Le Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> est-il proche de sites d’intérêt ?
Les sites d’intérêt à proximité de Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.Le Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> est-il proche de sites d’intérêt ?
incluent : Alyth Golf Club, à 1,0km de votre recherche (à vol d'oiseau)
Quels sont les horaires d’arrivée et de départ du Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
Les horaires d’arrivée à Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.Quels sont les horaires d’arrivée et de départ du Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
sont 15:00 et les horaires de départ sont 11:00.
Quel est l'aéroport le plus proche de Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
L’aéroport le plus proche est Aéroport Dundee, situé à environ 27,0km de l'hôtel soit à peu près 30 min en voiture..Quel est l'aéroport le plus proche de Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
Quel est le prix d’une chambre au Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
Les tarifs au Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.Quel est le prix d’une chambre au Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
varient selon les dates de séjour, le type de chambre et les conditions tarifaires. Pour consulter les prix en temps réel, indiquez vos dates de séjour : les meilleurs tarifs disponibles s’afficheront.
Y a-t-il une gare à proximité de Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
La gare la plus proche est Invergowrie, qui se trouve à environ 24,9km de l'hôtel soit à peu près 28 min en voiture..Y a-t-il une gare à proximité de Ideal location on the border between Perthshire and Angus.<br> ?
À propos de cet établissement
| Aéroport le plus proche | Aéroport Dundee |
|---|---|
| Distance jusqu'à l'aéroport | 27KM |
| Gare la plus proche | Invergowrie |
| Distance jusqu'à la gare | 24.92KM |
| Nombre d'étoiles de l'hôtel | 3 |



