Oak Tree Cottage is a remarkable holiday retreat near Dunkeld, Perthshire, offering breathtaking views of Birnam Hill. Perfect for families or groups, it sleeps 7 guests across three beautifully designed bedrooms, with flexible configurations. The cottage combines modern luxury and traditional charm, featuring an open-plan living area with handcrafted wood and glass doors, a bespoke French walnut and granite kitchen, and vibrant furnishings. Guests can relax in the cosy snug, enjoy a movie with the cottage’s Smart TV and Sonos system, or unwind in the sumptuous bedrooms, each with stylish en-suites or a stunning family bathroom. A utility room adds convenience, and the outdoor space is equally impressive, with a terrace for alfresco dining, a firepit, a climbing frame for little ones, and a luxurious eight-person hot tub.

Just five minutes away, Dunkeld is a historic town on the River Tay, known for its majestic cathedral, beautifully restored buildings, and charming shops along Atholl Street. Visitors can enjoy scenic walks along the river or explore nearby attractions like Scone Palace, Gleneagles, and the oak woods of Birnam Hill, famously linked to Shakespeare's Macbeth. The area offers a range of activities, from fishing and golf to riding and hiking. With its exceptional design, stunning surroundings, and proximity to Dunkeld’s attractions, Oak Tree Cottage provides an unforgettable holiday experience for families or friends seeking relaxation and adventure.

Oak Tree Cottage enjoys a private, secluded location just five minutes from Dunkeld, a picturesque Perthshire town on the River Tay. Dunkeld is steeped in history, with charming early 1700s houses restored by the National Trust for Scotland, an ancient cathedral, and the famous Dunkeld Bridge, built by Thomas Telford in 1809. Across the river, Birnam adds to the area’s allure with stunning countryside, rich heritage, and delightful eateries. Known as "Big Tree Country," the Dunkeld House Tree Trail offers serene woodland walks through the Dunkeld House Estate, once home to the "Planting Dukes" of Atholl.

Nearby, The Hermitage offers a breathtaking landscape of towering Douglas firs, the dramatic Black Linn Falls, and Ossian’s Hall, a restored 18th-century folly overlooking the cascade. Nature lovers can enjoy spotting red squirrels and salmon while exploring the forest trails. Further afield, Pitlochry offers vibrant culture, including shows at the Festival Theatre, Highland games, and the Enchanted Forest, along with spas, craft shops, and local dining.

Blair Castle, home to the Atholl family for over seven centuries, features stunning interiors, a walled garden, a red deer park, and roaming peacocks. Nearby, the Blair Athol Distillery offers tours and tastings of its renowned whisky, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts.

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