The Garden Flat, situated on the first floor of a stone-built terraced cottage dating back approximately 100 years, offers a beautifully refurbished retreat. With its own private entrance and a charming rear garden, this stylish apartment is furnished to a high standard, providing the perfect base for families, friends, or couples. Conveniently located on the outskirts of Crieff, it is just an hour from Glasgow and Dundee, while St Andrews and Edinburgh are also within easy reach for a day trip.

Accommodating up to four guests, The Garden Flat features a cosy lounge and dining area, an ideal spot to unwind with a book or enjoy a board game. During the summer months, the private garden, bursting with vibrant colours from its beautiful planting, provides the perfect setting to relax with a refreshing drink after a day of exploring. The flat includes two spacious bedrooms, one of which boasts a luxurious super king-sized bed, ensuring a restful night’s sleep.

Just a short walk away, Crieff offers a wonderful mix of local shops, independent cafés, and excellent restaurants, catering to a variety of tastes. For a taste of local heritage, the Crieff Visitor Centre provides insight into the town’s history and craftsmanship, while the nearby Glenturret Distillery, Scotland’s oldest working distillery invites you to explore the whisky-making process through guided tours and tastings. A highlight of the distillery is its Michelin-starred restaurant, where visitors can enjoy exquisite, locally inspired dishes in a stunning setting.

Crieff is an ideal destination for families, offering a variety of activities for all ages. MacRosty Park features beautiful green spaces, a play area, and riverside walks, making it a great spot for a relaxed afternoon. Nearby, Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre allows children to meet and feed various animals while enjoying outdoor play areas. For adventure seekers, Action Glen at Crieff Hydro provides exciting activities like high ropes courses, archery, and off-road driving.

Cycling enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities in the area, especially at Comrie Croft Bikes, which offers fantastic mountain biking trails suitable for all skill levels. From scenic forest paths to thrilling downhill routes, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

The town is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. With plenty of scenic hikes and bike rides starting right from the doorstep popular routes such as the Crieff to Comrie trail and the climb up the Knock of Crieff offer spectacular panoramic views. For a more remote adventure, Loch Turret provides a stunning backdrop for hiking and wildlife spotting. Nestled in the hills above Crieff, this peaceful reservoir is ideal for a scenic hike, with rugged scenery stretching for miles.

For those who enjoy water-based activities, Loch Earn is just a short drive away and offers fantastic opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing. The loch’s picturesque setting, surrounded by rolling hills, also makes it an ideal spot for a family picnic or a relaxing afternoon by the water.

Golf enthusiasts will find themselves well catered for, with Crieff Golf Club offering an 18-hole course with incredible views of the surrounding hills. Just a short drive away, the world-renowned Gleneagles Resort provides three championship courses, making it a must-visit destination for any golfer.

Crieff’s central location makes it a fantastic base for exploring further afield. A day trip to Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park offers breathtaking scenery and opportunities for hiking, kayaking, and wildlife spotting. The historic city of Perth, known for its cultural attractions, is a short drive away, while Scone Palace and the charming town of Pitlochry are also easily accessible.

For those looking to experience Scotland’s vibrant cities, Crieff is within easy reach of Edinburgh, Dundee, and Glasgow. Edinburgh, with its iconic castle, historic Royal Mile, and world-famous festivals, offers a rich cultural experience. Dundee blends history with innovation, home to the V&A Museum and RRS Discovery. Glasgow, known for its thriving arts and music scene, is packed with world-class museums, lively nightlife, and stunning Victorian architecture. Each city is less than an hour’s drive away, providing visitors with endless opportunities to explore Scotland’s diverse offerings.

Post Code: PH7 3HF

Security Deposit £150

The Garden Flat is available for any day arrival with a minimum stay of 4 nights.

STL Licence: PK11414F

EPC: C

Accommodation for 4 all on the first floor.

Ground floor: Front door opens to the entrance hall and staircase to the first floor.

First floor: Hallway; Lounge and dining area; Kitchen; Shower room, basin and WC; Twin bedroom; Super-king bedroom; Rear door leads to landing and 13 steps to the rear garden.

Outside: Free on-street parking is available immediately outside or on nearby streets. The private rear garden, equipped with a table and chairs, also features bike storage, accessible via a separate gated entrance.

Services: Gas central heating with electric fire & electricity included * Bed linen and towels provided * Gas hob & electric oven * Washing machine * Larder fridge with freezer box * Microwave * Smart TV with Freeview & DVD * Travel Cot and High Chair available on request * Stairgate * Wi-fi * Free on street parking * No smoking * Sorry no dogs