A unique lochside cottage hideaway. This popular holiday home, full of character, includes use of a boat moored nearby.
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A unique hideaway where the loch meets the River Tummel - This immensely popular holiday home, full of character, is situated in a very peaceful, secluded position. There are superb views west up Dunalastair Loch to the Glencoe hills and Bridge Cottage lies ¼ mile down a private road. It is closed Jan and Feb because of access difficulty in snow.
The area around this holiday cottage is a natural setting and is not enclosed. It consists of some mown grass and mature trees leading into woodland and there are sometimes sheep on the grass.
Perth & Kinross Short Term Let Licence: PK11262F
Please note: Because the cottage is so close to the river and there is no fence it is not at all suitable for small children. The current is strong as it passes the cottage.
A boat for your exclusive use is moored near the cottage for fishing or just exploring Dunalastair Loch and the river.
A free fishing permit is included. The loch is trout fishing only by fly and only by boat but you can fish for pike downstream of the fallen bridge either by boat or from the bank. See Fishing for details but Bridge Cottage does not have to reserve its boat. Please use the life preservers provided when using the boat.
Fibre optic WiFi, Smart TV with Freesat
Electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster, cafetiere, cutlery, glass, crockery, utensils, pots and pans, serving dishing, tea towels, 1 x kitchen roll
Washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and board, drying rack, clothes pegs.
Duvets, pillows, extra blankets, bed linen, hairdryer
Refillable liquid soaps and shampoos, towels, bath mats, 2 toilet rolls per toilet
Vacuum cleaner, basic cleaning supplies including washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, all purpose cleaner
Woodburning stove and storage heaters
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The remoteness means that you can frequently see wildlife in the vicinity, including red squirrels, deer, eagles, ospreys, whooper swans and geese (in winter), mute swans, lots of duck and many others.
There are lovely walks directly from this special holiday cottage, including to Macgregor's Cave, a viewpoint which looks towards the distant hills of Glen Coe and Etive, and where legend has it that Rob Roy Macgregor hid from the redcoats.
Welly boots are necessary for this walk. You can walk up Schiehallion directly from the cottage or drive a couple of miles to the main car park and walk from there to the summit.
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