Esk Cottage is an attractive, Victorian built, semi-detached house in the picturesque town of Pitlochry. It is situated in a quiet location beside the Church of Scotland and very close to the town centre, where there are a variety of shops and facilities. The house has a south-facing garden to the front and private parking at the back next to the garage. The house is on two levels. On the ground floor, there is a comfortable lounge overlooking the garden, and a separate dining room. Also on this level is the kitchen which is fully equipped with the following: electric hob/oven, microwave, toaster, kettle, washing machine, fridge/freezer, utensils and crockery. On the upper level there is a double bedroom, a twin room and the bathroom, where there is a walk in shower, an electric shaving point, wash hand basin and toilet. All linen and towels are provided. A child cot is also available. The house has gas central heating. WI-FI is available and there is a smart TV in the lounge.

John has lived in Pitlochry all his life and has a broad knowledge of the local area. Morna came to Pitlochry in the 1980s to work in the local primary school. We still live in the town close to the holiday accommodation.

Pitlochry, in central Highland Perthshire, is in an area known for its stunning scenery, high mountains, lochs and beautiful woodland/hill walks. There are a number of local attractions such as Pitlochry Festival Theatre and the Hydro Electric Dam and fish ladder. There are also two local whisky distilleries, Edradour Distillery and Blair Athol Distillery. The House of Bruar, Blair Castle and the Queen’s View are all close by and can be reached by car or local bus service. Guests can learn more about various places of interest from brochures available in the house. The Visit Scotland and Highland Perthshire websites also have excellent details of what to see and do in the area and where to eat and drink. Come and see what Highland Perthshire has to offer!