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Nantusi Cottage

Kirriemuir, Perthshire

Sleeps 3 - 6 | 3 Bedrooms | 4 Star Rated | Pet-Friendly | Reviews

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Price range
from 529 to 1942 GBP per week Quality Rated:
3 Bedroom cottage
2 Bathrooms
Parking
Pets welcome

Accommodation Summary: cottage sleeps 6 Scotland Central.

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4 star cottage in Scotland Central.

Key Holiday Home Information:

Nearest Airport and Railway Station: .
Nearest city or town: Dundee, Dundee City, approximately 21 miles away.
Type of self-catering holiday: Pet-friendly family cottage.
Short Breaks and weekend breaks: All year round

About this dogs welcome cottage for up to 6 guests in Perthshire

If you’re after a peaceful country cottage in the very heart of Scotland’s Angus county, consider staying at Nantusi Cottage. It’s a delightful country cottage whose three bedrooms and two bath-rooms make it an ideal size for both families and groups of friends. It can comfortably accommo-date a total of six people and since it’s pet friendly, you can bring along your dog as well. Two of the bedrooms are doubles (one is on the ground floor) and the third is a twin. As for the bathrooms the upstairs one has a shower and WC, while the downstairs one has a second WC for guests’ conven-ience, plus a shower/bathtub combination. The kitchen is fully fitted and blends in seamlessly with both the living and dining areas thanks to the downstairs open plan design, which gives the cottage a very spacious feel to it. Off-road parking is available and there’s enough spaces for three cars in total.

While staying here, you have shared access to the garden, which comes with a patio area complete with BBQ facilities. If you’re keen to explore the area, you'll find the hamlet is a great spot for both walking and cycling thanks to its charming countryside scenery. A short drive away is the town of Kirriemuir, which serves as the gateway to the Angus Glens, five unspoiled valleys that are part of the Cairngorms National Park; they’re well worth visiting if you’re keen to discover some of Scot-land’s most breathtaking natural landscapes. Kirriemuir has plenty of local shops, restaurants and museums to discover and is known as the birthplace of the novelist and playwright J.M.Barrie, the author of Peter Pan.

Facts about this holiday accommodation in Kirriemuir.

• Lounge with: TV, DVD player, Free Internet Access
• Kitchen with: Fridge/Freezer, Microwave, Dishwasher, Washing Machine
• 3 bedrooms.
• 2 Bathrooms
• Parking
• Central Heating

Entertainment and/or Leisure Facilities on Offer: Jacuzzi

Flexible changeover day: No

Recommended Attractions near Kirriemuir: From the lush green farmlands of the Borders to the rugged landscapes of the Highlands, the Scots are proud of their land and identity. The beautiful countryside of Dumfries and Galloway is littered with fortresses and strongholds, testimony to its dramatic history. Moving north, the Highlands are to Scotland what the Pyrenees are to France, with equally breathtaking scenery and fantastic opportunities for walking and mountaineering. Aviemore and the Cairngorms National Park are particularly famous for skiing, whilst Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain at 1343m, is a firm favourite for those seeking a challenge. For the less energetic, the Whisky Trail provides a unique way of exploring many of Scotland's attractions and for quieter moments, there's always Loch Ness and a chance to spot the elusive monster! Scotland also has some of Britain's best and cleanest beaches. Cromarty is famous for its bottle-nosed dolphins and Nairn, whilst claiming to be one of the sunniest and driest places in the country, has glorious stretches of clean sand over which to roam. Several islands lie off the Scottish coast, each with their own character and heritage, however the Isle of Skye is probably the best known and most visited. As the largest of the Inner Hebrides, Skye's turbulent geological past has bequeathed it a stunning coastline. Experienced walkers are drawn to the Black Cuillin Mountains, whilst those less experienced have an array of lower level coastal walks from which to choose or alternatively, visitors can take some time to visit Skye's capital, the charming harbour town of Portree..

Short Breaks: Yes, minimum 3 nights

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