This tastefully decorated, stone cottage is placed on the Fortingall Steadings courtyard, in the village of Fortingall in Scotland. With the beautiful Tay Forest Park, along with many more opportunities and activities available, The Granary is an ideal cottage to base your outdoor break in rural Perthshire. This stylish, fresh accommodation sits mainly on the first floor, with a useful cloakroom and a utility room on the ground floor, convenient for kicking off your muddy boots after a scenery-filled walk. Head up the stairs and arrive at the open-plan living room, furnished to a modern standard with everything that you will require during your stay. The two bedrooms at The Granary are immaculately decorated in a hotel-like finish - a double and a twin room make this cottage ideal for friends or couples. The interior concludes with a stylish, tiled bathroom, here you can indulge in a soothing bubble bath after an exhausting day of walking and exploring. You have use of the shared garden to the outside with access through the hotel courtyard appreciating your surroundings. Just across from the property sits the Fortingall Yew Tree, believed to be between 2,000 and 3,000 years old, and one of, if not the oldest tree in Britain, Fortingall also hosts a hotel with a pub to enjoy. 10 minutes away is the village of Kenmore, home to the Tay Forest Park and Loch Tay, together offering a whole host of activities from miles of walks to thrilling watersports, why not try something different? Slightly further afield, Aberfeldy and Pitlochry are popular towns offering a range of amenities to make the most of, both making for memorable day trips. A well-presented cottage in an excellent rural location. The area provides ready access to a wide range of recreational pursuits including golf on a number of nine and eighteen hole courses,water sports on lochs and rivers, climbing and walking,with several munros nearby.The Aberfeldy Recreation Centre has a 25m swimming pool and squash courts amongst its facilities.

Kenmore is on the eastern end of Loch Tay in Perth and Kinross. Popular with tourists, offering watersports, fishing, hillwalking and cycling on and around the loch. The fascinating Scottish Crannog Centre is worth a visit. The village has shops, hotels and a restaurant. Aberfeldy, Pitlochry and Dunkeld are all nearby whilst the area is also known for its scenery.

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