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  • 13 bedrooms, 17 beds

  • 12 bathrooms

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Experience a slice of Scottish history for yourself at this enchanting manor house on the banks of Loch Tay. Built in 1753 as a summer hunting lodge for the Earl of Breadalbane, it has been lovingly updated to make a fabulous Perthshire retreat that wears its history with pride. The stone-walled living room will make you feel like you've stepped back in time, and the traditional library is the perfect place to pick out a good book and snuggle up beside the roaring fire. If you fancy some more modern entertainment, then there's a huge TV in the den, ideal for watching classic movies after a day roaming the Scottish countryside. There's plenty to explore on the estate itself, with...

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What to expect


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Highlights

Explore the woodland in the manor's grounds

Explore the woodland in the manor's grounds

Unwind and enjoy the views from the outdoor hot tub

Unwind and enjoy the views from the outdoor hot tub

Have your morning coffee on the patio overlooking beautiful Loch Tay

Have your morning coffee on the patio overlooking beautiful Loch Tay

Take some time to meditate in the dedicated yoga studio

Take some time to meditate in the dedicated yoga studio

Curl up beside the open fire in the library

Curl up beside the open fire in the library

Get competitive with a round of pool in the games room

Get competitive with a round of pool in the games room

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Home truths

    Some bedrooms have multiple single beds making them ideal for children or groups of friends, but less so for couples

    The estate is remote and having a car might be useful for exploring the surrounding area

    Be careful when exploring the woodland, and don't leave kids on their own

About this stay


Amenities

Wi-fi

Pets allowed

Parking available

Washing machine

Dryer

Hot tub

Sleeping arrangements

  • 13 bedrooms, 17 beds

  • 12 bathrooms, 1 separate toilet

Additional fees

To arrange one or more of the options below, please get in touch with Plum Guide once your booking is confirmed

  • There may be some extra fees to pay here, such as charges for utilities, final cleaning fees, city tax and security deposits – all of which you may need to pay in cash to the homeowner. Please reach out during the booking process to confirm.

Additional fees subject to a 3.5% handling charge

VIP services

Feel free to enquire about arranging those extra-special services with your host when booking the home.

Airport pick up

Arrange a chef

Baby sitting

Daily cleaning

Fridge fills

Laundry and dry cleaning

Massage

Local guide


About Perth and Kinross

From the buzzing centre of Perth to the mighty peak of Schiehallion, the region of Perth and Kinross offers both city and country living. Perthshire is where the lowlands end and Blair Atholl, with its famous 13th-century castle and gardens, is known as the gateway to the Highlands. You can experience that untamed wilderness on the peaks of Schiehallion and Ben Lawers, whose snow-capped tops rival the Cairngorms. The glass-like...

Explore the area

Local restaurants, cafes, museums, sites and activities, recommended by our community of hosts and travel experts

Explore the Scottish Crannog Centre

Explore the Scottish Crannog Centre

Immerse yourself in the history of Scotland at this fascinating museum. Learn about Iron Age dwellings, crafts, and music through informative exhibits, interactive activities, and enthusiastic guides. Despite the replica crannog burning down, the museum thrives and has plans to relocate and rebuild.

Hike to Ben Lawers and Beinn Ghlas

Hike to Ben Lawers and Beinn Ghlas

Climb the 1,214m Highlands summit for breathtaking views of Scotland's mountains and lakes. A popular hiking spot with well-marked trails and a £3 car park.

Shop at Killin Outdoor Centre

Shop at Killin Outdoor Centre

Cracking curation of all things outdoor with knowledgeable staff, offering sporting, hiking, cycling, kayaking, and camping gear. Bike and kayak hire available. A must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts!

Practical info


House Rules

Children welcome (1-12 years)

Infants welcome (under 12 months)

Pets welcome

No parties or events

No smoking

Good to know

Arrival from 16:00

Departure before 10:00

Wifi

No air con

Cancellation policy

  • Up until

    60

    days

    Cancel at least 60 days before your check-in date for a 50% refund.

  • Not eligible for a refund once your check-in date is under 60 days away.

Host


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This home is managed by Oliver

This home is managed directly by a business. A member of their staff will be your point of contact before and during your stay. Nearly twenty years ago, Oliver and his friend began curating the world's most unique and rustic getaways. Driven by their own unforgettable experience at a chateau, they have grown remarkably since then. Much like Plum, they believe in hand-picked luxury that doesn't break the bank.

This home is nominated for the Plum Guide Award.