Taigh a Ghobha is an attractive traditional stone cottage located in the serene countryside of Perthshire, just 4 miles from the picturesque village of Dunkeld. Originally built in 1840 as the home of a blacksmith, the cottage reflects its historical roots while offering modern comforts. The stone construction retains many original features, including low ceilings and a striking drystone wall, complemented by a wood-burning stove and a separate kitchen with a dining area. The cottage is set amidst a secluded wildflower meadow garden, framed by traditional rural gates, providing a perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility.
The surrounding area is rich with opportunities for a variety of outdoor activities, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts. Guests can enjoy walking, cycling, or running along safe, traffic-free paths right from the doorstep. For those looking to explore further, numerous Munro’s and Corbett’s are just a short drive away. Additionally, golf enthusiasts will find nearby courses in Dunkeld, Pitlochry, and Rosemount. The Loch of the Lowes Nature Reserve, located only 2 miles from the cottage, offers a unique chance to observe local wildlife, including ospreys, red squirrels, and beavers, enhancing the outdoor experience.
For added convenience, Taigh a Ghobha features a peaceful outdoor seating area, perfect for relaxation, as well as a garden building designed to securely store bikes and golf equipment. The property also includes off-road parking for two cars, ensuring easy access and security. The garden area is enclosed by gates, providing an extra layer of privacy and safety for guests and their pets.
In addition to its natural beauty, the region boasts a vibrant cultural scene with numerous food, arts, crafts, and music venues in the nearby towns of Birnam and Dunkeld. This combination of outdoor adventure and cultural experiences makes Taigh a Ghobha not only a comfortable getaway but also a gateway to the diverse attractions of Perthshire, appealing to a wide range of visitors looking to immerse themselves in the beauty and charm of Scotland.
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