Escape to Angus with loved ones on both two and four legs with this charming period cottage in the Cairngorms National Park. A haven for walkers, cyclists and fishermen alike, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty has a lot to offer. Back at the property, which sleeps four, cook in the bespoke kitchen, relax beside the roaring wood burner or dine alfresco in the enclosed gardens while your four-legged friend roams safely nearby.
Inside, this delightful cottage is brimming with character, warmth and home comforts. The fantastic open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner is great for entertaining, with its wooden flooring, stylish kitchen area, antique dining table and inviting lounge area opening onto the garden. While you settle in for the night in one of the two elegantly finished bedrooms, your faithful friend can snuggle up in front of the glowing wood burner. In the morning, dogs will enjoy a potter in the wrap-around gardens while grown-ups tuck into an al fresco breakfast with a valley view.
Nestled in the heart of the Angus Glens, this rural retreat is a haven for walkers on both two and four legs. Pack a picnic and head for Glen Doll (5 miles), where you can choose between six scenic trails before stopping for a bite to eat beside the South Esk burn. Golfers will be spoilt for choice between the Kirriemuir (13 miles), Forfar (19 miles), Rosemount (30 miles), Alyth (23 miles), Blairgowrie (30 miles) and Carnoustie (31.5 miles), all within easy driving distance. Or, to discover some local history, head for Kirriemuir (13 miles), the birthplace of J M Barrie.