About Dalmunzie Estate

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Accommodation

Sitting room with open fire. Kitchen with dining area. First floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedded room. Bathroom/W.C. (shower over bath).

Brochure Information

Code: S4196
Page Number: 27

Sleeps:

4 + t/cot in Two bedrooms.

This Cottage Has:

• Linen (duvets) inc
• Towels £2 pp pw poa
• Elec and NSH by meter reading
• Logs and coal foc
• Microwave
• Highchair
• Parking
• Grounds with fenced river
• Garden and furniture
• Shared hard tennis court
• 9 hole golf course
• Burn fishing foc
• Own water supply
• Pets
• No cats

• TV/video
• F/freezer
• Auto wm/dryer

Gallery: 1 of 4 Images Gatelodge South (left) and Gatelodge North (right).
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About Dalmunzie Estate

Commanding panoramic views over the rolling countryside and mountains of the Perthshire Highlands, Gatelodge North and South (attached) sit at the main gates of a 6000 acre sporting estate. The cosy cottages offer an ideal base to explore the Highlands, a hill walkers', bird watchers' and nature lovers paradise – peregrines, golden eagles, red and roe deer to name a few, may be seen. Within the estate, a 9 hole golf course, tennis court, trout fishing, mountain biking, shooting and two hotels nearby offering plenty of choice. Dalmunzie House Hotel has a games room, restaurant and bar. Nearest shop/P.O. 13 miles.

Gallery: 1 of 10 Images The grounds.
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With its great forests and extensive woodlands, this beautiful area offers some of the finest scenery in the Highlands. And it’s yours to enjoy from one of our holiday cottages in Perthshire. Sitting on the banks of the River Tay, Perth was once the capital of Scotland and is now a bustling town with a wide range of shops and restaurants. The ancient Scone Palace, where the Scottish Kings were once crowned, is nearby. Pitlochry, set amongst forested hills, is a popular destination here. It has its own festival theatre and the nearby hydro-electric power station is open for visitors. Blair Castle is also within easy reach of our holiday cottages in Perthshire and Kinross-shire. Typically Scottish and with antler-filled walls, it offers a unique insight into the traditional life of the Highland aristocracy. Walkers should head to Killecrankie, where some wonderful forest trails await you, or to the peace of Loch Leven, now a nature reserve. The charming village of Dunkeld is also well worth a visit. This was the location for Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit stories and features the ruins of a 14th century cathedral, set on lawns beside the Tay.

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