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Lodge |4 bedrooms |Sleeps 9

Pitlochry in Tayside/Perthshire

from £78 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£540–£1080 / week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4.5 out of 5

10 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

Located in heart of Loch Rannoch’s beautiful and breath taking scenery, this brand new beautifully designed (split level) self-catering lodge offers unparalleled luxury in the heart of highland Perthshire. Clachan Talladh has it all for whatever type of holiday you are seeking. The active and adventurous can try mountain climbing, mountain biking and hill walking around the magnificent Schiehallion (Fairy Mountain) and the other famous local Munro's. These guard some of the most beautiful waters in Scotland both geographically and scenically. There are many historic castles, ruins and towns. It is no wonder that it provided breath taking backdrops to famous films, such as Harry Potter. Spoilt for choice, you can just 'pick and mix' the activities on a daily basis.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Clachan Talladh provides the substantial and flexible accommodation for a get away from it all environment. The unique 'great room' is the focal point of this large self catering property which can comfortably accommodate up to 9 people. The accommodation comprises large lounge, kitchen/dining room, four double bedrooms, a bathroom, toilet and an en-suite shower room.

There are picturesque views from all bedrooms.onto the river front and the sloping hillside with woodland at the back. There is decking all around the house with seating provided at the front and on the patio at the back. So you can sit and watch the world go by or dine alfresco.

All bedrooms have quality furniture like wardrobes and bedsit cabinets with lamps.

Bedroom 1 - 1 Extra Large Double Bed, En-suite & patio doors
Bedroom 2 - 1 Extra Large. Double Bed
Bedroom 3 - 1 Double Bed
Bedroom 4 - 1 Double Bed

The main bathroom, master bedroom's En-suite and the separate WC have chrome fittings. The En-suite to the master bedroom has bruched aluminium shower cubicle.

Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath with Shower, Shower Enclosure
Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, En-suite for Master Bedroom
Bathroom 3 - Toilet

Entertainment:
* 42-inch HDMI LCD TV
* DVD library
* CD library
* books
* games - all ages

Further details outdoors:
Clachan Talladh allows you take advantage of endless array of outdoor pursuits, as well as explore the visitors attractions, in the heart of the Highlands of Scotland.

Outside there is a large landscaped garden with a purpose built patio and private parking for several cars.

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Designer styled lodge in the highlands.

 

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You can take the high road over the moors

 

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but stop at Queens View over Loch Tummel

 

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which fed by River Tummel with its wild waters.

The Tayside / Perthshire / Perth and Kinross region

Highland Perthshire is literally at the heart of Scotland, both in geography and spirit. It is a magical land of glens with spire like peaks that melt into forested slopes, clear lochs with rushing rivers. There are fairy tale castles, ruins, famous whisky distilleries and many idyllic towns like Pitlochry, Blair Atholl, Kenmore , Killin, Crieff, Aberfeldy, Dunkeld, and Perth.

Loch Tummel seen from Queen's View and the rugged beauty of Loch Rannoch offer canoeing, sailing and fishing. Nature lovers do not have to go far because deer, pheasants, grouse, hare, squirrels and other rare birds and animals are regular visitors to the vicinity. Several golf courses are in the nearby towns of Aberfeldy, Pitlochry and St Fillans. For those who want the flexibility, transport, hire, dining and catering are all available in the local Kinloch Rannoch village. Rannoch Station (West Highland line) is only 5 miles.

The Pitlochry area

Outdoor pursuits include; • hill walking on the nearby rugged peaks which amongst the tallest munro's in Scotland (including the famous Schiehallion mountain and the Pass of Killiecrankie); • endless woodland and forest walks; • hiking across Rannoch moor to Glen Coe and Fort William • mountain biking; • water sports. • Highland Safari.

Must see sites include; Hermitage near Dunkeld, Blair Castle, Taymouth Castle, Scone Place, Drummond Castle and its magnificent gardens. There are also the world famous Edradour Distillery, Dalwhinnie Distillery and the Dewars Distillery.

How much you do is only limited by the length of your stay.

How to get there

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By Rail: There are regular train services on the West Highland Line (see http://www.firstscotrail.com/) form Glasgow to Rannoch Station (8km) where you can be picked up by a pre-arranged Taxi or pick-up a pre-arranged hire car. We can help you organise car hire and taxis. Please note that this line carries onto the Malaig where some of the 'Harry Potter' jounerys were filmed.

By air: From Edinburgh Airport (150km), take the M9 to Perth, then take the A9 north to beyond Pitlochry and follow the directions by car given below. From Glasgow Airport (150km) take the M8 through the city centre, then the M/A80 to the towards Stirling but continue on to Perth, then take the A9 north to beyond Pitlochry and follow the directions by car given below.

By Car: A9 is the best road for the approach from north (Inverness) or from the south (Perth). Kinloch Rannoch is the first point of reference which can be reached by various routes. Two very scenic and accessible routes from Pitlochry and Aberfeldy.

The route from Pitlochry takes the B8019 past Queens View overlooking Loch Tummel, then picks up the B846 at Tummel Bridge to reach Kinloch Rannoch. The route from Aberfeldy takes the B846 past Weem, Camserney, Dull and Keltneyburn and onto Kinloch Rannoch. The more adventureous can peel off onto the Schiehallion Road and get to Kinloch Rannoch.

From Kinloch Rannoch, take the B846, North Loch Rannoch Road to the end of the loch and past Rannoch Lodge of (Winston Churchill, Liz Taylor fame) to Bridge of Gaur junction. The property sits on the right, near the sign post to Rannoch Station.

Activities near Pitlochry

Reviews

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29 May 2013

“Beautiful place to stay” Myself and a large group of friends rented this over a weekend to just to get away for a while and have some peace and quiet. The lodge is absolutely stunning with lovely features such as large panel windows in the living room and modern kitchen/bathrooms. The little garden area was also a nice touch. I would advise to watch the heating depending when you go as we had trouble getting the right temperature going through the house. Also I can't remember exactly but i think the smaller bathroom which was toliet and sink didn't have a working lock on it? Overall had a lovely weekend, scenery is breath taking, and we were lucky enough to see some deer/red squirrels. Will definitely be going back for longer next time. Response: Thanks Hannah. The underfloor heating's time constant probably could not cope with the four seasons in one-day weather we have been having. The lock on the little WC is small and easy to miss. We hope to host to again soon.

20 Mar 2013

“Absolutely loved our stay here!! Very tough to fault it!” I booked this lodge for a surprise birthday weekend for my boyfriend, booking was easy and the owners of the lodge were very nice to chat with through email. We found it easily enough using our TomTom. Beautiful scenery and surroundings, bring a camera! Everything was perfect! Very had to fault anything except maybe put out another linen basket for departing. We had a party of 8 people for 2 nights, so bedding and lots of towels. Maybe WiFi but that is not a necessity. Definately come back here again!! Response: Thanks Jill. We will see to another linen basket. The house is BT connected now but the BT hub is in the cupboard. I have not had a chance to get there to hook it up because almost every weekend seems to be booked.

16 Nov 2012

“Amazing experience.” 8 young adults in the middle of nowhere? Best idea yet. I can't stress how much me and my party enjoyed this trip. The whole place was beautiful. The moment we saw the cabin our faces... more Response: Thanks Lucinda - We are delighted that it met your expectations becuase we could see that you were looking forward to it for so long.

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14 May 2012

“Fabulous” This beautiful lodge is a 'Grand Design' with a traditional feel and all modern comforts. One walk around the place made me want to have one built just like it! We booked a week to bag some... more Response: Thanks - We were very lucky to be able to buy it. We are very happy that others are able to enjoy it as well.

20 Nov 2011

“Beautiful Location” We highly recommend this lodge which is extremely spacious, bright, warm and comfortable. It was very well equipped with everything we could require. We cooked our meals every day in the lodge and I particularly liked the kitchen area. However stock up on food as the local shop is situated about 12 miles away in Kinloch Rannoch. You will find the lodge at the far end of Loch Rannoch opposite the Bridge of Gaur road which means you can approach the lodge from both sides of the loch offering different perspectives. We stayed in September when the weather wasn't great however this did not prevent us from having as smashing time and we also found many things to do locally like watching a shepherd and his dog trying to control sheep in a field behind the Dunalistair hotel and travelling to places of interest such as a visit to Blair Athol castle situated not far from Pitlochry (highly recommended). A profitable day out at the charming Perth racecourse and a train ride from Rannoch station, just up the road, to Fort William where one can catch a steam train trip to Mallaig and back again but you need to book ahead for this. All in all we enjoyed a fantastic break away and look forward to coming again next year. Thanks Mohan & Janani Response: Thanks Bob, I am sure that our future guests will appreciate and take advantage of all you excellent suggestions. Best wishes.

11 Oct 2011

“AMAZING HOUSE IN A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION” I cant begin to tell you how much of a good time we had at the weekend. The house was lovely and had absolutely everything we could have asked for. The weather wasn't great, but it didn't stop our enjoyment one bit. The space in the living room was great and felt like a function suite rather than a living room. Already thinking of some dates for next year so I will no doubt be in touch again! Response: Thank you - We look forward to your return

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22 Aug 2011

“Beautiful, light airy house in stunning location” We weren't quite prepared for how remote this place is but what an amazing location. Unspoilt wilderness and lung-busting fresh air all around. The house is spacious, warm, light and airy and we found everything we needed. We loved the lounge with its double height atrium and under-floor heating. We cooked in the house every night and had a blast - all mod cons so no worries on the catering front. Bring all the food you need as the shops are miles away. A sharp knife wouldn't have gone amiss but apart from that but very little to criticise - would thoroughly recommend it. Response: It is great to know that we have helped people's enjoyment. Please try the other seasons as well. I just drove back this morning after painting the kitchen. The sun rising through the low mist in the valleys with the heather in full colour made my back ache go away.

20 Aug 2011

“Brilliant!” The house was just as it was portrayed or more. Very spacious, classy and many homey touches. If you want to get away from it all but still have comfort this is the place to go. The owners even send you local information about things going on the wk of your stay. Which we thought was a nice touch. :-) Response: Thank you We are jealous of our guests because when we go there, we end up doing bits around the house and garden instead of enjoying the location.

03 Aug 2011

“Disapointed !!” The pictures present a fair image of the house, as long as you don't look to close ... House, furniture and plumbing are not very well maintained. Cleanliness is poor (cut of fingers-nails on... more Response: We are not sure if this review is about our house. No one else thinks the same. We are disappointed that despite the trouble we took to return the monies that had been over paid, we have someone... more

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23 May 2011

“Brilliant get away!” We stayed at the Lodge in April, 4 adults and 5 children (5yrs to 13yrs) and we all had a great time, loads of room for two families. The lodge has everything you could wish for, home from home but... more Response: Thank you - We hope to see you again soon

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 9
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Winter Off Season	7 Jan 13	8 Feb 13	540£ 540	108£ 108	162£ 162	2 Nights
Winter Half-Term	8 Feb 13	25 Feb 13	648£ 648	120£ 120	180£ 180	3 Nights
Winter / Spring Off-season	25 Feb 13	29 Mar 13	540£ 540	108£ 108	162£ 162	2 Nights
Easter Holidays	29 Mar 13	15 Apr 13	648£ 648	180£ 180	120£ 120	3 Nights
Spring Off Season	15 Apr 13	24 May 13	540£ 540	108£ 108	162£ 162	2 Nights
Spring Half Term	24 May 13	3 Jun 13	648£ 648	120£ 120	180£ 180	3 Nights
Spring / Summer Mid Season	3 Jun 13	28 Jun 13	648£ 648	132£ 132	189£ 189	3 Nights
Scottish Summer Holiday Season	28 Jun 13	19 Jul 13	756£ 756	144£ 144	198£ 198	3 Nights
UK Summer Holiday Peak Season	19 Jul 13	19 Aug 13	864£ 864	156£ 156	207£ 207	3 Nights
Summer Holiday High Season	19 Aug 13	9 Sep 13	756£ 756	144£ 144	198£ 198	3 Nights
Autumn Low Season	9 Sep 13	4 Oct 13	540£ 540	120£ 120	180£ 180	3 Nights
Tattie Holiday Season	4 Oct 13	21 Oct 13	648£ 648	132£ 132	189£ 189	1 Night
Autumn Off Season	21 Oct 13	20 Dec 13	540£ 540	108£ 108	162£ 162	2 Nights
Xmas & New Year	20 Dec 13	7 Jan 14	1080£ 1080	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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3 years listed You are contacting Mohan Thiagarajah Landline 44 1356 622377 Mobile 44 7792 026121 Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2010. This lodge has received 10 reviews from previous guests.

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