Perthshire
See what holidays are in Perthshire for you from CPC Travel. Choose from 9 different venues and find your perfect holiday in Perthshire today
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The Sheiling
- 4
- 2 nights
UNIQUE SCOTTISH CABIN - The Sheiling is an architectural gem set high on a hill in Perthshire. A perfect hideaway for 2, enjoy the picturesque views from the cosy interiors or outside on the deck. Light the log burner and snuggle up - or head to the outdoor bath for a sumptuous soak! Sleeps 2
£170.00 up to £275.00 per night
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The Longhouse
- 5
- 3 nights Min Stay low season 7 nights High season
MARVELOUS MODERN HIGHLAND HOUSE - The Longhouse, surrounded by stunning Scottish scenery, is a contemporary glass and timber longhouse with space for 6 guests. Relax and socialise in the magnificent, open-plan kitchen/living area with a vaulted ceiling. The space is filled with natural light and complete with a kitchen island, dining table, a feature wood-burner, and quirky decor and furnishings. In summer, enjoy balmy evenings on the veranda, feasting on a barbecue as you watch the dog explore the enclosed garden! Sleeps 6 🛏 Dog-friendly 🐾THE HIGHLIGHTSStunning timber and glass Longhouse nestled in the magnificent Scottish Highlands.Relax and enjoy late summer evenings outside on the verandah. Cook up a feast on the barbecue and eat at the chunky wooden picnic-style table and benches.Stay warm and cosy whatever the weather with the underfloor heating, feature wood burner and well-stocked wood pile.Four-legged friends are very welcome and will love frolicking in the enclosed garden.Glorious open plan living space with a vaulted ceiling and attractive pendant lighting.YOU SHOULD KNOWThe Longhouse is wonderfully located for exploring the Highland area. Guests are advised to bring their own transport - there is onsite parking for three cars.
£1,235.00 to £2260 per week
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Tabernacle
- 4
- 2+
UNIQUE SCOTTISH HIDEAWAY - The Tabernacle is a quirky and remote stay in the heart of the highlands. This truly unique building is surrounded by peaceful nature and has simply stunning views. Inside you'll find a high, vaulted ceiling and mezzanine bedroom with plenty of living space and a well-equipped kitchen. Outside you can enjoy breakfast on the table and chairs or soak in the surroundings as you soak in the fabulous hot tub, before snuggling up in front of the huge wood burner with a dram of whisky. Sleeps 4 🛏️ Dog-friendly 🐾
£189-352 per night
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On Top Of The World Cabin - Whin
- 4
- 2 nights min stay
A CABIN ON TOP OF THE WORLD - Whin is a fabulous, Scandi-style cabin with simply breathtaking, panoramic views across the rolling Perthshire hills. The ideal place to slow down, unwind and relax, this contemporary cabin is perfect for 2 with an open-plan living area complete with wood burner and picture-perfect views. Out on the deck you'll find the outdoor bath tub, and we can't imagine a more beautiful spot for a bath! Sleeps 2 🛏️ Green Stay 🌿
£170.00 up to £275 per night
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Lux Compact Cabin
- 4
- 2 nights min stay
Set in the epic Scottish Highlands, the Lux Compact Cabin really makes the most of its glorious surroundings, bringing two guests closer to nature in a luxurious setting. A large window opens up the cosy cabin to the nature just outside, while the comfy king-sized bed, stunning bathroom and log-burner ensure guests are treated to a luxury stay. Based on the grounds of a boutique lochside hotel at the foot of a mountain in the Highlands, the cabin benefits from being close to the best of local produce and cuisine, while offering the privacy and quiet that many will appreciate. From the outside in, the Lux Compact Cabin is a true modern design feat. Its eco-friendly cork flooring with underfloor heating makes sure its inhabitants are kept nice and warm, along with the log-burner to light on a cold winter's evening. The king-sized bed with upholstered backrest is positioned right next to the full length window, allowing guests to wake up and take in the natural views. A luxury bathroom with high-end fittings and striking design gives guests a deluxe environment to relax in, while the kitchen has everything you need to prepare meals for the day and evening. The walls have been constructed for optimal energy performance and warmth inside, so there's never a worry of feeling the chill from outside when tucked up inside the cabin. At the end of a beautiful single-track lane along the banks of Lock Voil, the cabin provides guests with plenty to discover right on its doorstep. The surrounding wild land and the pretty loch can be enjoyed without going too far, while venturing a little further afield will land visitors right in the heart of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, with its countless breathtaking views, walking trails and outdoor activities galore.
£245.00 per night
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East Gatehouse Lodge
- 4
- 2 nights min stay
East Gatehouse Lodge is a luxury, Scottish retreat, housed within a beautifully turreted cottage on the working Monzie Estate. Surrounded by its 4,000 acres of wild, rural scenery, it is a peaceful haven where you can relax in blissful tranquillity. Explore the breath-taking country landscapes of Scotland’s Perth and Kinross region, watching the grazing, farmland cattle and the rare, local wildlife. Sparkling lochs and cascading waterfalls adorn the rolling, open pastures, along with enchanted woodlands, and the iconic Monzie Castle. The 19th century lodge has been expertly restored and is a striking, gothic figure in Scotland’s rich and interesting history. Its imposing castle turret guards the arched stone entrance and is etched with the wistful romance of a bygone era. Step beyond the gatehouse door to uncover the secrets of the estate, exploring the quirky octagonal rooms and the winding, spiral staircase. The impressive original features ooze with the echoes of the past, and have been dressed with handpicked antiques and contemporary home comforts. Unwind in the cosy sitting room with its warm, period elegance or the light-filled dining room next to the modern, bijoux kitchen. There are traditional armchairs beside a roaring open fire, along with classic paintings, sophisticated prints and quaint, latticed windows. The chic, country kitchen is perfect for sampling the delicious local produce. Two carefully crafted staircases lead up to the sweet cottage bedrooms, which include a charming master double and a plush twin/double room. Each has been finished with sink-in beds and fluffy duvets and has pretty floral touches and super-soft furnishings. A stylish bathroom joins the two sumptuous bedrooms and boasts an original Edwardian slipper bath from the ancient Monzie Castle. Designer toiletries and fluffy towels add a touch of indulgence and join the timeless fittings and vintage floor tiles. A flourishing cottage garden lies beyond the gatehouse arch, where the wonders of the estate are waiting to be found. While away your days gazing out across the country beauty, watching the dewy morning sunrise or the star-studded vistas. Wait for the scurrying red squirrels or the circling birds of prey, or throw on your hiking boots and head out on the estate. Discover the mysterious stone circles or take a tour of the historic castle, fishing on the nearby rivers or heading to the drama of the Highlands. There are golf courses aplenty and an array of charismatic towns, including the market town of Crieff which is just four miles down the road. Stop off in its independent boutiques and mouth-watering cafes or visit in the summer months to see the famous Highland Games.
£205.00 up to £305.00 per night
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Coorie Cabin
- 4
- 3 nights Min Stay
Sitting by the edge of a stunning, mountain-fringed loch and nestled amongst a wildlife-packed forest, this stunning timber and glass architect-designed home promises its visitors luxury, style and comfort in the most magnificent location. Its dark wooden and glass facade and sculptural-form ensures it sits in harmony with the natural surroundings. And with its balcony, plethora of picture windows and fab outdoor areas, guests are given every opportunity to make the most of the environment, whatever the time of year, or time of day. The interior has been thoughtfully arranged as an 'upside-down house'. The welcoming entrance area offers lots of benches and hooks for leaving outdoor gear, while a staircase leads upstairs to the living area. But the ground floor is dedicated to the two cosy bedrooms, an ensuite master and a twin room which is just footsteps from a luxurious shower room and toilet. Both bedrooms are decorated in clean, neutral tones with the luxurious additions of sheepskin rugs and Scottish wool blankets which offer a warm, homely touch. Upstairs guests discover the open plan living area which boasts a luxurious velvet sofa which sits opposite patio doors next to the wood burner - what better place to snuggle after a day exploring? On sunny mornings, pull open the magnificent panoramic patio doors onto the wonderful balcony where you can enjoy coffee on the stylish outdoor furniture and take-in the breathtaking views across the Loch to the snow capped Menteith Hills beyond. A modern kitchen has all the conveniences required for hassle-free cooking. A wooden Scandi-style dining table sits by another large window which boasts a window seat - perfect for curling up with a good book while the weather rolls in over the loch. For the warmer months, there are two lovely gardens. The first is a grassy lawn which rolls down to the water's edge and the beach. Paddle, fish, or just sit and daydream while taking in the clear air and beautiful views. At the back of the house there is a further garden area fringed with silver-birch trees. Toast marshmallows under the stars over the fire pit or take a relaxing dip in the hot tub. Visitors would be forgiven for never leaving this stunning property but there is plenty to do in the surrounding area. Adventurers will love the hiking, biking and the array of watersports on offer, historians will want to check out the castles at Doune and Stirling, and everyone will want to finish the day at The Lade Inn for pints of ale and hearty fare enjoyed besides a roaring fire.
£285.00 up to £385.00 per night
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Calair Cottage
- 4
- 2 nights min stay
Tucked away in the village of Balquhidder, Perthshire, Calair Cottage is a charming three-bedroom property offering a taste of Scottish rural life. With picturesque views of the surrounding village, Ben Vorlich and Kirkton Glen, this property is a gateway to the dramatic mountain landscape of the Braes of Balquhidder. The perfect place to unwind, the cottage features a wood-fired hot tub and a log fire, and tastefully styled interiors. Inside, the cottage is decorated with a chic neutral palette: think soft beige sofas paired with mustard yellow cushions and throws. The living area is open plan and endlessly cosy, furnished with the essential log burner, a TV, and a large, cosy sofa with two separate armchairs, ideal for sinking into with a good book. The two skylights and windows bring natural light during the day, with soft, warm lighting setting the vibe for the evening. At the other end of this expansive room lies the kitchen area, decorated with smart green subway tiles and stylish cream cabinets. The kitchen island provides a more laidback seating option, perfect for a slow breakfast, whilst a large dining table can be found opposite with colourful cushions topping the integrated bench. Glass doors slide open to the decking area, complete with an outdoor sofa perfect for enjoying a cup of morning coffee. In the garden, you'll find the highlight of Calair Cottage: the wood-fired hot tub on a raised decking area, offering the potential for a long, hot soak after a busy day out exploring. Upstairs, the three bedrooms are relaxed and luxurious, each includes a double bed topped with crisp white sheets and snug blankets for a deep and peaceful night's rest. The generously sized bathroom family features smart white tiles, a shower over a large bath and a light-up mirror. The village of Balquhidder is overlooked by the impressive mountain terrain of the Braes of Balquhidder, found at the head of Loch Voil. A popular place for walking, the locality offers an array of scenic routes including the Rob Roy walking trail, Kirkton Pass and Balquhidder Glen. Perfect for geology and history lovers alike, Balquhidder contains pre-historic sites including a stone circle, the Pudreag Stone and a Neolithic burial chamber. If you're hungry after all that walking, sample the culinary delights at the seafood-specialising Falls Of Dochart Smokehouse or The Lade Inn. For a spot of afternoon tea, try The Steamship Café or Brig O’Turk Tearoom for a tempting selection of home-baked scones, cakes and traybakes.
£220.00 up to £495.00 per night
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Bothan Dub Cabin
- 4
- 3 nights Min Stay
BREATHTAKING SCOTTISH CABIN - Bothan Dubh is a gorgeous cabin that sits overlooking a serene pond in the beautiful Perthshire countryside. Admire the views from the cosy interior, complete with an ensuite bedroom and open-plan living area, or head out onto the deck to soak in the sights and sounds of your surroundings, lighting the chiminea to keep you warm. For some added indulgence, head to the hot tub! Sleeps 2 🛏️ Green Stay 🌿 The highlights A striking, contemporary cabin situated on a picturesque 40-acre farm. Overlooking an attractive pond, with a fabulous viewing deck extended over the water. Welcoming, cosy interior to make you feel instantly at home. Private, wood-fired hot tub with views across the pond. Designed for minimal impact, using electricity powered by a wind turbine and low carbon gas.
£175.00 up to £275 per night