Couples and their canine companions can escape to this handsome stone cottage in rural Perthshire, perfectly placed for walkies, games of fetch and wildlife-spotting days out. Perched on the eastern edge of Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, just a few miles from Loch Earn (2.5 miles), this place puts adventure on your doorstep and exciting local wildlife within easy reach. Rover has plenty of room to roam in the sunny, enclosed garden while you sit and sip a drink, with red kites swooping overhead and pine martens hopping from tree to tree.
This single-level property boasts hardwood floors throughout, so you won’t have to worry about plush carpets and muddy paws during your stay. After a walk, head straight into the utility/laundry room to give wet fur a good wipe-down and throw doggy towels straight into the wash. Move into the lovely lounge to find a wood burner and Smart TV, creating a cosy spot for late-night relaxation. Leave your dogs to sleep here as you head down the hall to the king-size bedroom, where you can gaze out over the garden. This fully enclosed outdoor space boasts sprawling lawns and plenty of seating areas, while private parking for two cars completes the offering.
The surrounding landscapes are simply stunning, so you won’t fall short of walkies opportunities during your stay. Start your adventure in the local village of Comrie (3.5 miles), a picture-perfect destination on the banks of the River Earn, home to a handful of bakeries, pubs and a golf course. For mountain hikers, bag an easy Munro at Ben Chonzie (29 miles), surrounded by heather-clad moorlands, or tackle Ben Vorlich (14 miles), right on the edge of the forest park.