Prices From £280 - £525 per week For those seeking peace and tranquillity Bridge Park Cottage is set amongst fields with a wooded backdrop where wildlife abounds. http://www.bridgeparkcottage.co.uk
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The pretty village of Killin, with its shops, restaurants, hotels, Tourist Information Centre and the famous Falls of Dochart, is just a mile away.
Killin is just about in the centre of Scotland geographically so it is an ideal place for touring. As well as the amenities in the town itself there is an excellent golf course and a full range of activities on Loch Tay. The village maintains an air of charm and tranquillity. It has a delightful main street with a good selection of shops and places of interest. Details of all the various local activities can be obtained from the Scottish Tourist Board’s visitors centre
If the weather is inclement then Bridge Park Cottage has all the entertainment facilities to keep the whole family amused, warm and comfortable 'till things brighten up.
Bridge Park Cottage stands in the middle of its large, sunny garden and offers complete seclusion and tranquillity. Often the loudest noise you will hear for days on end will be the cows returning to the fields and the odd estate Land-Rover driving up the glen. Glen Lochay is wonderfully secluded, close to the River Lochay whose crystal waters, together with those of the Dochart, feeds Loch Tay half a mile away. The village of Killin is just under a mile away and is at the western edge of Stirling’ boarder with Perthshire in an area known as the Trossachs.
The road up Glen Lochay is little used and offers 6 miles of easy walking. Near the top of the glen there is a road over to the adjacent Glen Lyon with its spectacular Loch Lyon Reservoir. Loch Tay is a short walk in the other direction with a full range of water sports. There is also a charming 9-hole golf course.
The property will be available for occupation from 3pm on the first day of your holiday and must be vacated by 10am on the last day. Only one, well-behaved pet will normally be allowed (see booking form for details).
Outside: There is garden furniture and a barbecue. Please keep the gate closed at all times to keep deer and sheep out.
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