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Corrie Beag Pitlochry, Perthshire

Corrie Beag is an attractive holiday property situated on the edge of Pitlochry, a few minutes walk from the Festival Theatre, Loch Faskally and the Hydro Dam and a short distance from the centre of this popular Perthshire holiday town. The Pitlochry area has many attractions for all ages of visitors. Blair Castle is one of Scotland's top ten visitor attractions while the Festival Theatre has an international reputation for its unique presentation of high quality plays and other entertainment from May till October and now, through the winter too.

A trio of distilleries is within easy reach and visitors can follow in the footsteps of Queen Victoria when visiting beauty spots such as Queen's View and the Pass of Killiecrankie. The town is surrounded by forests and hills boasting walks and climbs covering the whole range from “easy” to “very challenging” and those interested in biking, boating, fishing and golfing will be able to pass many enjoyable hours in Pitlochry's excellent facilities.

Pitlochry is also a good base for exploring the wider reaches of Highland Perthshire. At Dunkeld, there’s Thomas Telford’s bridge and the medieval Cathedral and beautiful walks by the River Tay and the wild tree garden of the Hermitage. Nearby Birnam celebrates its links with both Beatrix Potter and Macbeth, King of Scotland. Aberfeldy has General Wade’s bridge, the Robert Burns beauty spot, “The Birks o’ Aberfeldy,” and at Loch Tay you can visit the fascinating Scottish Crannog Centre, slosh around in boats or just enjoy the ever-changing scene.

Highland Perthshire is now one of the largest centres in Britain for adventure activities including whitewater rafting, canyoning, 4x4 driving, sphering, cliff-jumping, quad biking, gold panning, nature trails, paintballing, Nordic walking, clay pigeon shooting, orienteering, tree climbing, waterskiing, mountaineering and many others. A stay at Corrie Beag provides comfort, relaxation and ease of access to unrivalled Scottish activities and scenery.

Interior pictures will be published soon meantime please view local photos. The theatre is only a few minutes walk away, and Loch Faskally a little further. The picture above is a more general view.

Accommodation:
Corrie Beag is all on one level, has gas-fired central heating and is carpeted and double-glazed throughout. There are four bedrooms, sleeping six – one double room, one twin and two single rooms. All beds have sprung mattresses, duvets and pillows and each room has bedside tables, reading lamps, wardrobes and bedside rugs. Extra blankets and pillows are available in all rooms, if required.

The lounge is south-facing with a long window which allows it to catch the light throughout the day. It is tastefully decorated and is furnished with occasional tables and seating for six. The television is linked to a video recorder and DVD player. There is a small library containing books, maps and magazines of local interest as well as a folder illustrating the many activities available in the area. A CD player is provided too. Blinds keep out blazing summer sun and in winter curtains add to the cosy feel.

The kitchen/diner is large, bright and airy and furnished with fitted wall and floor units. There is a larder fridge and a large freezer. A ceramic hob and double oven and a microwave oven along with an extensive selection of utensils are available for cooking and there is also an electric kettle, teapot, coffee cafetiere, electric toaster and diswasher. A washing machine, tumble drier and iron are provided too. The kitchen is large enough to accommodate a spacious dining area where six can be seated comfortably around the table. Full sets of crockery and tableware are available.

There is a bathroom and a shower room, each with the usual facilities. The bath also has an overhead shower and the shower room can be en-suite to the twin bedroom if visitors wish. Corrie Beag is surrounded by garden which is furnished with a picnic bench and table and chairs. A summer house occupies part of the garden and is tastefully furnished with wicker seating. There is ample space for parking up to three cars on the drive.

Directions to Pitlochry self-catering cottage:-
From Perth, travel north on the A9 for approximately 25 miles, passing Dunkeld. After Ballinluig, follow signs for Pitlochry and take the first slip road on the left, into Pitlochry. Follow the road until the BP petrol station appears on your left and then take the first road on the left after the petrol station. This is Bridge Road. Follow Bridge Road across the River Tummel. Take the first right into Fonab Crescent then immediately take the first left. Corrie Beag is the second property on the right.

What's included:
All bed linen is included and also towels, electricity and gas central heating.

Cost and availability.
This Pitlochry self-catering holiday cottage is rented out year round.
Weeks begin and end on a Saturday - check out by 10.30am; check in from 4.00pm.
To book this well-equipped holiday accommodation in Pitlochry, click the enquiry button below and see availability and prices.

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