Kirriemuir 15.1 miles. Enjoying an idyllic rural setting close to the picturesque Scottish town of Kirriemuir in Angus, is this stylish holiday home, Glen Cruick. Ideal for families looking for a memorable break, Glen Cruick is the perfect base from where to explore the relatively undiscovered delights of the nearby Angus Glens. The property’s attractive stone exterior is the first thing that strikes you on your approach to Glen Cruick and the visual treat continues on the inside as you are greeted by a vast and stunning sitting room which boasts traditional wooden beams, a stylish seating area, a feature central fire and expansive windows and glass doors leading onto the patio area outside and showcasing the breath-taking countryside views. This room is wonderfully bright and airy and is perfect for guests to while away their time cuddled up around the fire, chilling out and enjoying each other’s company whatever time of the day or night. The superbly appointed fully fitted kitchen is perfectly equipped for the resident chef to be able to cook up a storm and the rustic dining tables provides the ideal space for enjoying long, languid meals together. If you need some space to get away from the hustle and bustle of the main house then step into the inviting snug where you can relax in style. When bedtime calls, make your way to any of the three well-appointed bedrooms including an impressive ground-floor double, or climb up the feature spiral staircase to the first-floor king-size which has a fantastic balcony or the attractive twin bedroom. All the bedrooms are beautifully presented and create a real feeling of sanctuary for the guests. Whether you fancy a quick refreshing shower in the morning or a long, hot soak in the Victoria and Albert feature bath, you are catered for at Glen Cruick! You couldn’t ask for a better setting for a rural break than here with the property standing in lush and well-maintained gardens which come complete with a simply gorgeous pond and are perfect for spending time alfresco, breathing in the fresh Scottish air and taking in the gorgeous countryside views. It is well worth exploring some of the mesmerisingly beautiful countryside while you are here with tracks and trails leading directly off from the house and taking you to some wonderful woodland locations enabling you to really feel like you are ‘getting away from it all’. The gateway to the infamous Angus Glens is just a few miles from the house and take you through some breath-takingly beautiful scenery. Hop in the car for a short but scenic drive to the country town of Forfar which is well worth a browse or head over to Brechin which has a magnificent cathedral and a castle. If you are a beach lover then Lunan Bay is not far by car and boasts wonderful beaches and a nature reserve. Glen Cruick is a beautiful hidden gem in the heart of Scotland which promises its guests a break to remember.

Kirriemuir is a lovely red sandstone town in the valley of Strathmore, regarded as the gateway to the Angus Glens, which offer some of Scotland's most unspoiled landscape. The town is home to the birthplace of novelist JM Barrie, creator of the much-loved children's character Peter Pan and the house is now a museum looked after by the National Trust for Scotland. A statue of Peter Pan can be found in the town. Kirriemuir also offers Glamis Castle and the historic Pictish Stones at Meigle, while the Angus Glens offer great hill walking and climbing. With a fine variety of shops, hotels and pubs in the town and surrounding area, there is something here to suit all tastes.

EPC Rating: Band C

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