River Ericht between Blairgowrie and Rattray

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History, leisure, sport plus great food and drink can all be found in one of Scotland’s most picturesque spots.

Farview Cottage - sometimes referred to as Fairview in old documents - is so-called after its picturesque garden and view of the Sidlaws. It has the feel of  the countryside and yet is within walking distance of shops, pubs and the River Ericht.

Mature gardens - fenced off from the private car park - make the cottage ideal for young children. The area has recently been relandscaped to increase the eating out/ bbq area.

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Back of cottage from garden
Back of cottage from garden

Activities & Amenities

Within walking distance of pubs and shops, this 150-year old stone cottage in Rattray village by Blairgowrie, Perthshire is the perfect retreat.  

The area caters to all ages and tastes. Lush glens, leafy country roads, picturesque towns and quaint villages are just waiting to be explored - many within a 30 min drive.  
  • Discover castles, stately homes and ancient ruins
  • Golf at one of many nearby courses
  • Hike and fish by local lochs and rivers
  • Walk through Macbeth’s famed Birnam Woods or follow the Cateran Trail
  • Ski at Glenshee 
  • Sample Scottish cuisine at its best. 
  And, at the end of the day, there is no need to drive.  Just walk across the road to the Old Cross Inn for some traditional food and a warm and welcome. In the summer you can relax outside and enjoy  Farview garden with a glass of wine and a bbq into "the wee, sma' hours".
  Over the last couple of years - since Farview first became a holiday home  - the cottage has hosted a range of guests from honeymooners and families to elderly couples and single guests.

Be it for Scottish Christmas and New Year celebrations, winter skiing,  summer sightseeing, autumn hiking or special events such as Braemar Night (usually first weekend Sept) we are delighted to report that everyone - no matter age or interests - has found plenty to suit their tastes.