... and all in affordable luxury, with prices starting from as low as £325 per week for 2 persons - or, the equivalent of only £8.50 p.p./p.d. when 8 persons are sharing.

• 4 bedrooms (3 x doubles + 1 x twin)
• Bathroom, with separate shower compartment
• Cloakroom, with wash basin and w.c.
• Dining room, with breakfast bar and table seating
• Spacious lounge, with log burner
• Kitchen, with comprehensive range of appliances
• Oil fired central heating throughout
• Terrace, with tables, chairs and gas barbecue
• Driveway, with parking for 3 cars
• Free, wireless Broadband access via BT/Yahoo
• Payphone
• No charge for electricity, oil, logs, gas and coal
• All bed linen towels provided and changed weekly
• 6 c.t.v's + 5 d.v.d's + 4 v.c.r.'s + 3 c.d's
• Golf club and caddy car hire
• Smoking permitted in public areas
• Pets welcome (2 maximum) at a supplement
• Generous 'welcome pack' on arrival
• Arrival/departure - Saturdays (3.30 p.m./10 a.m.)
• Convenient, yet tranquil, fringe of village location
• High chair and cot on request
• Edinburgh International Airport - 45 minutes
• St. Andrews/Gleneagles - 25 minutes
• Good food pubs and shops - 1 mile, or less

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Local Attractions

Below are just some of the many local attractions on offer in the area.

Glamis Castle - situated in village of Glamis this famous Scottish castle was the childhood home of HRH Queen Elizabeth, the late Queen Mother and birthplace of the late Princess Margaret. Within the castle are fine collections of china, paintings, tapestry and furniture. A popular tourist attraction the castle is open to the public. 

The Royal Palace of Falkland was once the country residence and hunting lodge of Kings and Queens including the tragic Mary Queen of Scots. A fine example of Renaissance architecture with it's beautiful Chapel Royal the Palace is also surrounded by internationally acclaimed gardens.

The nearby city of Dundee has in recent years become known as the City of Discovery because of its links with the Royal Research Ship Discovery, famous for taking Captain Scott on his epic trip to Antartica. The ship which was built in Dundee is now berthed here, and takes centre stage as part of a visitors centre and museum complex. 
 
The spectacular mountains, forests and countryside draws people to nearby Perthshire from all over the world. Particularly attractive in the Autumn, the area around Perth is ideal for hill walkers, cyclists, nature enthusiasts or simply those who appreciate beautiful scenery.

The River Tay offers some of the world's finest salmon angling. Though it is true that some beats of the river are expensive to fish, there is an excellent selection of moderately priced angling for salmon and trout in the local rivers and lochs.
 
You can sample a "wee dram" at the many distilleries that operate in the area. Particularly recommended is the Bells distillery in Blair Athol where you can see the whisky making process in action.

Cluny Clays is internationally recognised as the country's leading Action Activity Complex and there is a wide range of activities such as:
Clay pigeon shooting, golf, off-road driving, archery, group activities, meetings, licensed restaurant, coffee lounge and snack bar.
 
The Scottish Off Road Driving Centre based just 10 miles south of Perth provides an action packed day in specially adapted Land Rovers. The large driving range gives good natural terrain to give the driver a thoroughly comprehensive 4x4 training experience.  Hair-raising descents and seemingly impossible ascents as well as plenty of very deep water that comes over the bonnet and lots and lots of very sticky mud just add to the challenge!

One of Edinburgh's newest and yet most popular attractions is the Royal Yacht Britannia berthed at Leith docks. The Britannia has been turned into a museum and the public can now walk around this grand vessel where until only recently, Royalty travelled the world and entertained heads of state.
 
Whatever the weather, Summer or Winter, at Edinburgh  Insect and Butterfly World you can stroll through the wonderful world of an exotic rainforest, a landscape of tropical plants surrounding splashing waterfalls and pools.

The Edinburgh Crystal Visitor Centre Retail Outlet stocks the world's largest selection of Edinburgh Crystal. In the ground floor shop you will find every item of Edinburgh Crystal currently made for sale. You can also purchase "one-off" pieces of crystal such as vases and bowls created by our cutters and engravers.
 
At the Scottish Deer Centre there is something for everyone such as species of deer from all over the world, trailer rides, dramatic falconry displays, European wolves, ranger tours, treetop walkway and viewing platform, adventureland, with towers, scramble nets, flying fox, slide, bridges and “the black hole”, children’s indoor play area and indoor and outdoor picnic sites.

The Trossachs is a wonderful hidden corner of Scotland. Particularly recommended is a steam boat trip down scenic loch Katrine.
 
The Falkirk Wheel, opened by the Queen in 2002 is quite unlike any attraction you are ever likely to see. Marvel at this engineering feat which amazingly is a rotating "boat lift".

'House of Bruar', just north of Blair Athol, at Falls of Bruar, is an extensive, up-market, retail complex which attracts visitors from all over the world, winter and summer. The Harrods of the Highlands, complete with food hall and very good, reasonably priced restaurant.