A former Church - Struan, Calvine near Blair Atholl & Pitlochry, Highland Perthshire. Rural location ideal for a quiet relaxing holiday. Local activities include pony trekking, walking, cycling and canoeing. Dail-ant-Sagairt ('Field of the Priest') was built in 1879 as a small rural Scottish Church. Many of the Church's features, such as the windows, internal woodwork and the bell, were retained when the building was carefully converted into a comfortable family home in 1975. Please note that there is no graveyard on the property. The informal garden extends to almost 1 acre and is an excellent adventure playground for younger children. The peaceful location and variety of local outdoor activities attract both the thrill seekers and those looking for a more relaxed vacation, just contemplating the magnificent scenery or visiting the many local tourist attractions. Struan in Highland Perthshire, is situated in the heart of Scotland and is equidistant from Perth and Inverness. Perthshire has some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland, with wonderful mountains, lochs and rivers, which provide a spectacular backdrop to a relaxing holiday or a natural playground for the more adventurous. Perthshire has excellent fishing, pony trekking and walking routes for all abilities, on and off road cycling and golf courses, both local and the more prestigious. The Highland Boundary Fault runs through the area, providing a terrain which excites the daredevils into trying some of the more extreme pursuits such as cliff jumping and canyoning, white water rafting and canoeing. Perthshire has a legacy of Castles, historical sites and tourist attractions. Blair Castle, owned by the Dukes of Atholl is situated close-by, as is the site of the Battle of Killiecrankie. Perthshire is the perfect place to find all that you expect from a great Scottish holiday!
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