There is a range of self-catering cottages and farmhouses on the estate, each sleeping between 2 and 8 guests. Every property has its own unique style, and the cottages are located at stunning locations throughout the extensive estate.
What makes a stay at Kinnaird Self Catering Estate Cottages unique?
Known as ‘a fine estate in a fine land', Kinnaird is located in the Perthshire highlands, and is exceptionally beautiful, with opportunities for salmon fishing on the Tay, loch fishing on either of two hill lochs on the estate, shooting, birdwatching and walking.
It's an hour's drive to Edinburgh from Kinnaird, and 30 minutes from Perth.
What is the capacity for Kinnaird Self Catering Estate Cottages?
Jock Scott Cottage and Keepers Cottage are both set in a quiet courtyard on the estate. Jock Scott Cottage sleeps 2, and Keepers Cottage sleeps 4.
The Balnamuir farmhouse sits in the heart of the estate, and has stunning views over open farmland. This property sleeps up to 8.
Castle Peroch is a unique property, with incredible views down into the Tay Valley. It provides accommodation for up to 5 guests.
Craignuisq Farmhouse sits up in the hills, and has stunning views down the Tay Valley from the paved patio area and front lawn. This property sleeps up to 5.
What can guests enjoy when staying in the Dunkeld area?
Guests can enjoy walking on the estate, with 6,500 acres to explore, and a number of marked footpaths to use. Leaving the estate, The Birks of Aberfeldy, the Falls of Bruar and the Hermitage all make for great walking destinations. The Killiecrankie Pass in another must-see destination, along with Loch Tay and the Scottish Crannog Centre.
There are ample opportunities for cycling on the quiet roads surrounding the estate, for both keen cyclists and family groups. Other outdoor activities that are available nearby include golf and white water rafting.
For those looking for a less energetic option, there are a number of whiskey distilleries close by, with distillery tours and tasting sessions available.
Where can guests enjoy food and drink?
Local restaurants include the Logierait Inn, at Logierait, the Killiecrankie Hotel and Port-na-craig at Pitlochry, The Inn on the Tay, at Grandtully, and The Townhouse and Thyme at Errichel, both at Aberfeldy.
