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Hillockhead Cottage

Hillockhead is a high-standard that is roomy in central Scotland ; well suited for exploring the lovely Angus Glens, Royal Deeside, the sandy shore at Lunan Bay and Montrose, Glamis Castle (childhood house of this late Queen Mother), Dundee and Scotts Discovery, as well as the lochs of Perthshire. Simply 10 minutes drive from Kirriemuir (shops/pubs ; home of J.M.Barrie of Peter Pan popularity), and five full minutes from Loch Lintrathen (fishing), additionally it is within effortless reach associated with Championship golf-courses at Carnoustie and St Andrews in addition to many local courses ; along with fine views towards the hills and a very interior that is comfortable it really is a most relaxing home in the future home to.

Peel Farm Holidays

We've two stunning units into the steading that is converted Peel Farm. The Old Bothy sleeps four while the Old Cow Byre sleeps eight people. Well behaved dogs are most welcome. We additionally provide domestic workshops in jam and chutney creating, photography, cake decoration and differing crafts which are different. To learn more see our websitehttp://www.peelfarm.com

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Drumshademuir Caravan Park

a hot awaits which can be welcome at Drumshademuir from the Dishington Family. Drumshademuir, is found mid-way between Kirriemuir and Glamis in the A926, just from the A90 Dundee - Aberdeen. The Park is available throughout every season and provides a fantastic location for your vacation in this area that is beautiful. Pitches are available for touring caravansandmotorhomesallwith electric hook-up or why don't you enjoy a night that is cosy two Glamping - Camping Pods sleeping up to 4/6 people, with£1/2 double and 2 single beds, TV, microwave oven, refrigerator, kettle & heater are also available. You can expect immaculate bathroom and shower facilities including an shower-room that is available dish washing area and washing. Armstrongs Bar & Restaurant is found during the entry to the Park offering coffees that are exemplary lunches, high teas and evening meals as well as takeaways. The kids's play area, tiny store and woodland stroll ensure we take care of the whole family. On a pitch for you once you elect to return if you value the region just as much as we can you can decide to leave your touring caravan on a seasonal pitch or inside our storage space mixture so we can website it. New and formerly enjoyed Caravan Holiday Homes are sometimes available for sale in order to away enjoy a home from your home.  The Park is preferably situated for sightseeing, hill walking, fishing, golf, cyclingand many other activities which can be outside. 

Winters Cottage

   WI-FI IS SHORT that is NOW AVAILABLE BREAKS Available primarily off period either Fri/Sat/Sun or Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur (70% of weekly rate). Please call (+44)(0)1608 682570 / (Mobile) 07979 518076or email howard_family@btinternet.com to test supply.  PRICES FOR 2014 and 2015 (fully inclusive)  January £475 (short break £332)  February £475 (short break £332)  March £475 (brief break £332)  April except Easter £475 (short break £332)  Easter week 1 12 - 19 April £495 (short break £346)  Easter week 2 19 - 26 April £495 (short break £346)  May except bank holiday £495 (short break £346)  May bank holiday 24 - 31 May £595 (short break £416)  June £595 (short break £416)  July £595 (short break £416)  August £595 (short break £416)  September £595 (short break £416)  October £495 (short break £346)  November £475 (brief break £332)  December £475 (short break £332)  Christmas Sat 20 Dec - Sat 27 Dec £625  New Year Sat 27 Dec - Sat 3 Jan £625    brand new modern kitchen/dining/morning room   Southerly panoramic view & stunning local scenery   Wi-Fi   2 Flatscreen TVs, DVD, CD & radio   Large, well maintained yard & barbeque   Multi-fuel stove and available fire   personal catering available (by split arrangement)   Prices fully inclusive   Dykehead is a hamlet regarding the property of this Earl of Airlie adjoining Glens Clova and Prosen, home of this osprey, red squirrel, ptarmigan and deer. Enjoy the atmosphere that is peaceful glorious scenery with this unspoilt normal backwoods on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park.  This era that is charming has been around the wintertime household since 1860 and had been originally the town post office. It appears in the side of the town with a view that is southerly panoramic of countryside to the hills beyond.  The cottage has been tastefully restored while the spaces have been in very good order that is decorative. The sitting room has an fireplace that is available adds to the hot, homely atmosphere and a Freeview flatscreen television with DVD, CD player, radio and WI-FI . There is a boot room for outdoor activities storage and gear.  There clearly was a fresh big kitchen/dining/morning that is contemporary with built-in appliances including a dishwasher, washer/dryer and microwave along with an electric cooker and fridge. Additionally there is a multi-fuel burning kitchen stove and a Freeview display television that is flat. The two rooms consist of one double and something large twin space that is bedded sufficient storage space and a hair dryer.  The refurbished restroom includes a 'Heritage' white bathroom suite, a different Showerlux bath unit with Mira Sport shower that is electric a heated towel rail. Home bedding and 'The WhiteCompany' Egyptian cottontowels are provided together with the use of The Highland Soap business handcream and detergent throughout your stay.  The cottage is scheduled in three quarters of an acre of well maintained garden with outdoor furniture and a barbeque provided.  Excellent for outside recreations - Visit Scotland Walkers and Cyclists Award. Kiddies over 6 years are welcome. We regret our company is now not able to accept animals. No smoking policy.  Electricity, fuel, towels and linen are a part of price.

Wellbank Cottage

Accommodation:£4 rooms,£2 doubles, 2 twins (rests 8) Set within the idyllic Airlie Estate, sufficient reason for views on the stunning Angus countryside, Wellbank Cottage may be the spot that is perfect unwind and enjoy total peace and tranquillity. A former steading, this picturesque cottage exudes charm and character and has been tastefully refurbished to supply comfortable and accommodation that is versatile. A sitting that is large with an open fire and comfy sitting is great for relaxing or socialising, therefore the fully prepared kitchen/diner filled with AGA leads through to a dining room where guests can spend long evenings recounting their day's activities over dinner. The master that is large has a super king bed and en-suite restroom, along with windows on three walls, advantages not merely in being bright and sunny, but enjoys the extensive views. Two rooms that are further be either double or double as well as the 1 twin room which are all tastefully furnished, bright and hot, and all sorts of have views overlooking the garden additionally the countryside beyond. Beyond your yard is teeming and considerable in wildlife. Visitors can sit down, take pleasure in the sunlight and spot squirrels that are red roe deer and pheasants, and undoubtedly the numerous types of wild birds, perfect for any bird watcher. Situated at the foot of the Angus Glens, walkers will cherish the region with walks ranging from mild level that is low towards the more challenging Munros, ten in total including Dreish, Mayar and Mount Keen. Or head to the sea where stunning sandy beaches and occasional outcrops of dazzling cliffs make the Angus coastline a few of the most spectacular scenery along Scotland's eastern side aided by the North Sea, including beautiful Lunan Bay that has been voted the coastline that is better in Scotland and contains been attracting site visitors since marauding Vikings landed right here in 1010. Throughout the year from ospreys within the summer time to whooper swans in the cold temperatures, or look at the Montrose Basin where in fact the Nature Reserve provides an ideal habitat for all types of bird for nature fans, there is the RSPB Nature book at Loch of Kinnordy 5 kilometers away, where migrant species provide interest. For golfers, there are many class that is top in your community including the Championship course at Carnoustie, home of this Open 2007, and St Andrews is within an hour's drive. A quick journey away, there will be something for everybody in Angus with Glamis Castle, youth home regarding the Queen mom, and Scone Palace. Extra cost that is refundable Good Housekeeping Deposit £250.00.  All on walk out: Kitchen/diner, dining area, sitting space with available fire, 2 bedrooms with zip-link beds (one of that has a WHB), master bedroom with super master bed and en-suite bathroom with bath over bath, WC & WHB. 1 twin space, family members bathroom with shower over shower, WC and WHB; washing room, separate WC with WHB. EPC Rating - F

Nestling at the foot of the Angus Glens as well as the edge of the Cairngorm nationwide Park, Druminoch offers the base that is perfect checking out the beautiful Angus countryside plus the perfect retreat for just relaxing, recharging your batteries and being spoiled.We specialize in comfort and tranquility and provide the most magnificent accommodation, indulging you with every home convenience. Our aims can be easy - to offer an appropriate and solution that is thoughtful an ideal hideaway base for whatever your needs.Enjoy a home prepared dinner after a day within the hills, snuggle up with a book by the lumber burning stove or simply retire to your luxury accommodation.Our bedrooms, providing garden views, boast hugely comfortable beds. Each room is made to supply all you need for a wonderfully cozy and night that is comfortable remainder. Each space has a screen that is flat with a wide range of DVDs so that you can choose from, radio security and phone docking place, mini fridge, hairdryer, bath robes, electric blanket and tea and coffee making facilities with home made shortbread.

Look at the enchanting cottage where Sir JM Barrie was born!As charming as it's, they could find this only a little dry and un-affecting if the kids do not know the story while the writer in advance. It is really worth educating them in advance on Barrie's classics they visit the author's house so they can feel a sense of justifiable wonder when. It's high in their genuine belongings and many interesting things discreet that offers into his stories.They're a bit shy on the details but apparently you can travel into the Peter Pan Experience Room, therefore presumably you ought to dress sensibly so as to have the ability to use whatever creative solution they've rigged up! And take a camera!Families can picnic within the gardens where they could also find a statue of Peter Pan, plus a charming style adventure play ground that is natural. That is additionally where they have a tendency to contain the occasions, so look out at likely times of year.As one might additionally expect there is a bookshop on website where one can buy Barrie's inspired works.

National Trust for Scotland

Castles and Battlefields, gardens and glens, islands and wildlife...enjoyed and protected.

J M Barrie's Birthplace

Glamis Castle offers six centuries of history to see with 50 minute guided trips associated with the inside by knowledgeable guides which can be friendly with a Family Exhibition space amongst lots of event spaces that can be accessed simply with a grounds ticket.Also take time to explore the gardens and grounds. Follow the nature path, take a walk that is riverside and see the playground and picnic area.The shop, restaurant and cafe might lure you too.

Scotland's Most Beautiful Castle

Glamis Castle has witnessed a thousand years of history. Home to the Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne, setting for Shakespeare's Macbeth and childhood home of the H.M. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.

Glamis Castle

Meigle Sculptured rock Museum is housed in a school that is former, which backs on to a graveyard where many of the Pictish rocks were found! These stones assist provide an insight into a combined band of tribes that lived in eastern Scotland until around 850, such as for instance their building designs and burial rites. All of them are that survives from a centre of Pictish heritage so that they make-up probably one of the most important collections of very early sculpture that is medieval Western Europe. We all know hardly any in regards to the Picts, but these stones which are carved nearly all of which are made from local sandstone, provides some ideas about their values. Make certain a look is taken by you during the 2.5m (over 8ft!) cross slab referred to as Meigle 2, which tradition says marked the grave of Vanora, or as she actually is better known Queen Guinevere, spouse of King Arthur! The rock has features such as interlaced pictures of beasts and a scene of Daniel during the lion's den on the reverse. The guide is definitely really helpful which is well worth time that is taking browse the shows for more information.

Historic Environment Scotland

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Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum

Redwings Mountains provides a place of sanctuary to 90 rescued horses, ponies, donkeys and mules.Here animal fans can get up close and cuddly using its adorable residents, including donkey that is super-cute and her son Mouse, in addition to bountiful wildlife such as for example red squirrels and mountain wild birds.You can put your feet up with a hot cuppa and a very tasty snack within the Nosebag Cafi, while an on-site present shop provides an array of souvenirs.Redwings Mountains offers a schedule of household tasks through the college holidays. With free entry and parking, and dogs on leads being welcome, here is the destination that is perfect spend a household day trip!

Redwings Horse Sanctuary Mountain

Frosty's Funhouse is a snow and ice themed play area with a level that is multi main framework featuring 4 lane ice slide, soccer and basket ball area, quick fire cannons, ball juggler and ball pit, toddlers' competition track, separate toddlers' area and loads more!The entire thing is very tastefully themed around silver, white and blue for perfect frosty effects, so it's less complicated regarding the eye for parents compared to the usual kooky" colour schemes that such places tend to select! THe sitting area is cunningly arranged to ensure every dining table has at least one seat with complete view associated with play frame therefore the munchkins should never be actually from the sight, and the cafe offers great choices to help keep you refreshed and nourished too.Plus needless to say they also offer expert birthday celebration parties too, where children can enjoy not just the play frame plus the delicious nibbles but a Disco room with light show and 3D party floor that is amazing! Cool!And their giant bear that is polar can often be found hanging around the play frame too, looking high fives, cuddles and folks to race on the car track! In general it is a truly well thought out and space that is pleasing kiddies that is just as nice for the moms and dads. Good work, Frosty!"

Druminoch Bed and Breakfast

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