The property
Callander 7.4 miles.
Fois House rests within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, near the welcoming town of Callander.
The Scottish Gaelic meaning translates to 'peace' and 'rest" which accurately describes the tranquil setting of the cottage, presenting landscape views from every window.
It is ideal for couples, friends or a small family looking to get away from it all and discover a new adventure in a superb region of Scotland.
Step inside from the long driveway and fully relax within this modern accommodation, tied together with bright colour schemes, handy appliances and plush furnishings, for that well-earned break.
Gather in the lounge and get cosy by the woodburning stove, or throw open the French doors in summer and let a cool breeze fill the space.
Rustle up a tasty meal in the fitted kitchen and dine together around the large table, a lovely sociable space for catching up over the day's events.
Up the twisted staircase is a bright and airy twin room and across the hall, a double, each with Velux windows and built-in wardrobes.
The family bathroom glistens on the landing, whilst the ground floor shower room is ideal coming in from a long muddy walk.
Long summer afternoons beckon you onto the veranda from the sitting room, where you can enjoy balmy sunsets melting behind the hills beyond the trees.
You have a local pub nearby, in the Brig o 'Turks, with a friend service and good selection of drinks, while the bustling town of Callander offers a plethora of amenities to suit all tastes.
You are completely surrounded by beautiful scenery, walking and cycling trails as well as picturesque lochs, historic sites and a myriad of wildlife.
This is the escape you have been waiting for at Fois House.
About the location
CALLANDER
Stirling 14 miles, Loch Lomond 30 miles, Perth 37 miles.
The popular tourist town of Callander, in the Stirling region of Scotland, sits on the River Teith and is known as the Gateway to the Highlands. Located on the edge of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, and surrounded by beautiful scenery, Callander has been a favourite stopping point for tourists on their way to the Highlands for over 150 years. There is evidence of a settlement here reaching as far back as the Neolithic period, and to demonstrate this, a little way east of the town is Scotland’s largest chambered cairn, along with several Iron Age forts to the west. A disciple of Columba of Iona, Saint Kessog preached in this area in the 6th century and there is a knoll, Tom na Chessaig or Hill of Kessog, named in his honour, set near the River Teith. The town today is brimming with shops, bars, restaurants, cafes and supermarkets, providing plenty of amenities. There are many walks and cycle paths around the town as well as the many lochs and hills of the nearby National Park. Callander is within easy reach of Stirling and Perth, and even Glasgow and Edinburgh can be found for a pleasant day trip either by car or train from Stirling.