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An end-terrace ground floor flat. Next to the River Tay and the Dunkeld Cathedral. Open plan living area. Lawned garden with patio. Easy access to local amenities. Blairgowrie 12 miles. (Ref. 952741)
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Comfortable annexe near the Scottish town of Blairgowrie. Open-plan living. Countryside views. Pet-friendly. Surrounding woodland. Blairgowrie 3 miles. (Ref. 979695)
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A beautiful period property based in the stunning town of Blairgowrie in Scotland. En-suites. Delightful views. Outskirts of Blairgowrie. (Ref. 962604)
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Lovely ground floor cottage in the village of Caputhnear, near the town of Dunkeld in Scotland. Open-plan living. Woodburner. En-suite. Dunkeld 4.5 miles. (Ref. 981711)
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A pleasant, period property located in the town of Coupar Angus in Scotland. Countryside views. Open plan. Coupar Angus 10 minute walk. (Ref. 964122)
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A wonderful former mill in riverside location, 1 mile from the village of Meigle. Working wheel feature still in place, en-suites, WiFi, trout fishing on river. Blairgowrie 9 miles. (Ref. 961633)
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Superb detached cottage in the village of Murthly in Perthshire. Stunning accommodation. Woodburning stove. Close to Dunkeld, Perth and the River Tay. Dunkeld 6.5 miles. (Ref. 947817)
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Lovely detached holiday cottage in Blairgowrie. Quality accommodation, well-equipped and comfortable. Outskirts of town and ideal base for touring. Perth 16 miles. (Ref. 923681)
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Homely, detached cottage placed near the Scottish town of Alyth. Countryside views. Pet-friendly. Games barn. Blairgowrie 5 miles. Kirriemuir 11 miles. (Ref. 982620)
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Well-presented first floor cottage set in a self-contained building on the grounds of the owner's property in Stanley, near Perth. Woodburning stove. Perth 7 miles. (Ref. 961722)
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Just show me Blairgowrie Cottages
Please find below a selection of self-catering holiday cottages to rent in Blairgowrie, Scotland.
The small market town of Blairgowrie is renowned for a number of things - berries, salmon fishing, golf, the Cateran Trail, a selection of Blairgowrie holiday cottages and the warmest hospitality. It's also an ideal base from which to discover the Southern Highlands, as well as East and Central Scotland.
First, the berries - one of Blairgowrie's nicknames is 'Berry Capital of the World' and, if you time your stay right, you'll find field after field of ripe, juicy fruits surrounding the town, with dozens of 'pick your own' signs and local farm shops showcasing mouth-watering fruit displays.
Next, sporting pastimes - Blairgowrie nestles alongside the River Ericht, a key tributary of the Tay, world famous for its salmon. No wonder enthusiasts flock here. The local angling association offers a decent stretch of river to visitors and the best time to come is in spring. The town's well-stocked tackle shops cater for every need.
From riverbank to fairway, Blairgowrie is home to one of Scotland's best inland golf clubs, offering three courses with 45 holes of play! Day visitors are warmly welcomed, but do book in advance.
Enjoy walking? Magnificent scenery is on the doorstep and there's an excellent choice of way-marked paths. The highlight is the 64-mile circular Cateran Trail, which starts in Blairgowrie and traces the footsteps of yesteryear's cattle rustlers along ancient drove routes.
Following a day's adventure, home-cooked fare washed down with a wee dram and traditional Ceilidh music await, not forgetting your Blairgowrie cottage for a good night's sleep.