St Fillians 7.6 miles.
This spacious, detached property enjoys stunning views over Loch Earn, amidst the southern highlands of Scotland.
Beautifully presented throughout and boasting five bedrooms, Dunearn Heights is a luxurious escape for families and friends eager to uncover this region of Scotland.
A grand driveway will greet you on arrival, leading up to a parking area with ample space.
Take a moment to appreciate the outstanding loch views before heading inside.
Dust off those cooking books in the kitchen/diner, dominated by 2 large electric ovens and hobs, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher, a true haven for those budding chefs.
Regroup in the sitting room, complete with ample seating and a large woodburner, with windows on each side offering a panoramic view of the rolling hills.
The bedrooms have each been thoughtfully presented, with two doubles hosting en-suite showers, a standard double and two twins, one of which benefits from zip/link beds for added flexibility.
Serving the bedrooms is a bathroom and shower room, so you can decide how best to prepare for the day.
To the outside is a magnificent decking and patio, where you can perch on the seating and gaze at the view, pull-out the table tennis game for a match or two, or simply sit back appreciate the tranquil surroundings.
There is also a lockable area for mountain bikes and kayaks.
If you don't fancy cooking one evening, the local village of Lochearnhead offers a pub, or hop in the car and sample restaurants in Comrie, Crieff and Callander.
Make the most of your local surroundings, where there is plenty to keep you occupied right on your doorstep, from a wealth of watersports available on Loch Earn, including paddleboarding, kayaking, water-skiing and wakeboarding, or if that isn’t your thing, head to the excellent nine-hole St Fillan’s Golf Club to test out your swing.
The breath-taking, nearby village of Killin is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts housing a myriad of walks and trails thanks to its unique position on the edge of the Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve and the the surrounding Breadalbane mountains; there is even the option to hire outdoor equipment so can take to the water of simply admire the idyllic Falls of Dochart.
Avid walkers will be delighted to know there are some of the best walks and hikes in the area, including the mighty Ben Vorlich which boasts panoramic views at its top.
Those seeking further adventure can delve deeper into the park and scale a choice of peaks, stroll or cycle through the beautiful surroundings or take in the waters of the lochs.
A truly expectational base for a holiday in the Scottish Highlands.