Dog and Pet Friendly Hotels and Holiday Accommodation in Aberfeldy.

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Cottages within 30 miles of Aberfeldy

Commanding panoramic views over the rolling countryside and mountains of the Perthshire Highlands Gatelodge North and South (attached) sit at the main gates of a 6000 acre sporting estate. The cosy cottages offer an ideal base to explore the Highlands a hill walkers' bird watchers' and nature lovers paradise – peregrines golden eagles red and roe deer to name a few may be seen. Within the estate a 9 hole golf course tennis court trout fishing mountain biking shooting and two hotels nearby offering plenty of choice. Dalmunzie House Hotel has a games room restaurant and bar. Nearest shop/P.O. 13 miles.

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Commanding panoramic views over the rolling countryside and mountains of the Perthshire Highlands Gatelodge North and South (attached) sit at the main gates of a 6000 acre sporting estate. The cosy cottages offer an ideal base to explore the Highlands a hill walkers' bird watchers' and nature lovers paradise – peregrines golden eagles red and roe deer to name a few may be seen. Within the estate a 9 hole golf course tennis court trout fishing mountain biking shooting and two hotels nearby offering plenty of choice. Dalmunzie House Hotel has a games room restaurant and bar. Nearest shop/P.O. 13 miles.

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An elevated position commanding panoramc views over Loch Rannoch and surrounded by magnificent scenery is the setting for the delightful little cluster of cottages at Liarn Farm three of which are offered here. Skilfully converted from a former steading to take full advantage of the superb views – each enjoys a first floor sitting room with balcony – they stand on a working livestock farm. This is indeed the perfect location in which to relax and unwind – visitors may roam freely in the farm's spacious grounds and 1½ miles of loch frontage make a wonderful spot for picnics as well as for fishing. Children will love the pets' corner with Shetland ponies guinea pigs rabbits chickens ducks and Jacob sheep. Walkers and cyclists can all revel in the breathtaking scenery bird watching is a popular activity in the area. A trip to the lively little town of Pitlochry (26 miles) could take in the Festival Theatre and famous Fish Ladder which is negotiated by thousands of salmon each year. Host to the Highland Games Pitlochry also boasts interesting shopping good restaurants and golf. Historic Blair Castle (20 miles) is among the attractions within easy reach. Shop pub and restaurant 6 miles.

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An elevated position commanding panoramc views over Loch Rannoch and surrounded by magnificent scenery is the setting for the delightful little cluster of cottages at Liarn Farm three of which are offered here. Skilfully converted from a former steading to take full advantage of the superb views – each enjoys a first floor sitting room with balcony – they stand on a working livestock farm. This is indeed the perfect location in which to relax and unwind – visitors may roam freely in the farm's spacious grounds and 1½ miles of loch frontage make a wonderful spot for picnics as well as for fishing. Children will love the pets' corner with Shetland ponies guinea pigs rabbits chickens ducks and Jacob sheep. Walkers and cyclists can all revel in the breathtaking scenery bird watching is a popular activity in the area. A trip to the lively little town of Pitlochry (26 miles) could take in the Festival Theatre and famous Fish Ladder which is negotiated by thousands of salmon each year. Host to the Highland Games Pitlochry also boasts interesting shopping good restaurants and golf. Historic Blair Castle (20 miles) is among the attractions within easy reach. Shop pub and restaurant 6 miles.

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An elevated position commanding panoramc views over Loch Rannoch and surrounded by magnificent scenery is the setting for the delightful little cluster of cottages at Liarn Farm three of which are offered here. Skilfully converted from a former steading to take full advantage of the superb views – each enjoys a first floor sitting room with balcony – they stand on a working livestock farm. This is indeed the perfect location in which to relax and unwind – visitors may roam freely in the farm's spacious grounds and 1½ miles of loch frontage make a wonderful spot for picnics as well as for fishing. Children will love the pets' corner with Shetland ponies guinea pigs rabbits chickens ducks and Jacob sheep. Walkers and cyclists can all revel in the breathtaking scenery bird watching is a popular activity in the area. A trip to the lively little town of Pitlochry (26 miles) could take in the Festival Theatre and famous Fish Ladder which is negotiated by thousands of salmon each year. Host to the Highland Games Pitlochry also boasts interesting shopping good restaurants and golf. Historic Blair Castle (20 miles) is among the attractions within easy reach. Shop pub and restaurant 6 miles.

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Just half a mile from the famous Falls of Dochart and boasting river views this very comfortable property sits in a charming village nestling beneath the majestic heights of Ben Lawers in the glorious landscape at the head of Loch Tay. Excellent fishing water sports and hill walking are enjoyed nearby and a wealth of historic sites and pretty villages invite exploration. Good shops restaurants and pubs lie within an easy 500 yard stroll.

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Set in the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park in a quiet spot close to the shingle beach of a lochside village famed for its watersports is this rustically appealing furnished former smiddy. Close to the owner's home a jetty moorings and slipway for visitors' own boat on Loch Earn (pictured) are provided – watersports equipment is available for hire. Wonderful hill walking and 20 golf courses within an hour's drive. Pub and shop in village.

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A unique holiday experience in the midst of a nature lovers' paradise is on offer here. Adjoining the ancient and turretted Bamff House and boasting many original features in its carefully renovated interior The Old Brewhouse sits within a 1300 acre Scottish Estate whose owner won Glenfiddich's first Enviroment Award in 2007. Visitors can take advantage of private guided tours of the beaver wetlands lodges and dams as well as helping to feed the herd of wild boar. Excellent rambling is assured – the Cateran Trail walking route passes through the estate. City delights are also easily accessible – Dundee and Perth are about 25 miles' drive. Shop and pub serving food at Aylth 3 miles.

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Perched above the sparkling waters of the River Isla in beautiful Glenisla this recently built lodge makes a very comfortable base from which to explore the lovely surrounding area. Enjoying a peaceful setting with no near neighbours it lies only 700 yards from a pub serving food and 2 miles from an adventure centre offering outdoor pursuits and cycle hire. Excellent hill walking cycling and riding can be enjoyed locally as well as loch fishing (by arrangement) whilst Alyth (11 miles) has shops and three golf courses.

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Enjoying a delightful and peaceful setting this charming cottage offers a cosy holiday retreat amidst the glorious landscape of Glenisla one of the loveliest of Highland glens. It sits in fine walking country only 8 miles from the Glenshee ski slopes an ideal location from which to discover the scenic beauty and abundant wildlife of the Angus Glens and Perthshire Highlands. Glamis Castle childhood home of the late Queen Mother the 'fair city' of Perth and Pitlochry's Festival Theatre are in easy reach. Shops and pubs 7 miles.

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