Avonlea ref: CC524031

Crieff, Perthshire & Stirling

Scottish Tourist Board 4 Star Self Catering

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No pets

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Bike Store
Dishwasher
Highchair
Pub within 1 mile
Satellite TV
WiFi
Cot Available
Washing Machine
Pets – not allowed
Green Scheme
Shower Cubicle

Description

Avonlea is a delightful semi-detached property, tastefully furnished to a Visit Scotland 4* standard and located in the heart of the charming market town of Crieff in Perthshire. Accommodation is provided over two floors, with an open plan living space downstairs and two bedrooms upstairs. The lounge has a lovely cosy living flame effect gas fire, two leather sofas and a great selection of DVD’s, games and books. This property is well appointed and equipped with all you would require to enjoy your holiday – there is even a set of golf clubs! Although this property does not have a garden space there is ample internal storage space for outdoor equipment and clothing. A small lane runs along the side of the cottage providing access to the back of the property and a small yard. From Avonlea it is only a short stroll down to the town centre where there is a good selection of excellent pubs, restaurants, cafes with great baking and interesting local shops to meander through.

Accommodation details

Ground floor

The property has gas central heating and comprises:
Open plan living area:
Lounge area: with living flame effect gas fire, TV and DVD
Dining area: with table and chairs for four
Kitchen area: with electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge / freezer, dishwasher and washer / dryer

First floor

Bedroom 1: with king-sized bed
Bedroom 2: with two single beds
Shower room: with large shower cubicle, WC and wash basin

Second floor

Third floor

Fourth floor

Facilities

All power and fuel included. Bed linen and towels provided. Cot, highchair and fireguard available on request. WiFi internet access available for general internet browsing/collecting emails etc reasonable usage.

Miscellaneous

Interior storage available suitable for bikes / fishing tackle / golf clubs and for drying of outdoor clothing and equipment. Golf clubs available for use. Good selection of DVD’s, books and games. Front door opens onto pavement at roadside On street parking
Please note; There is an Access statement available for this property, if required please call 01228 599950

Nearest town

Perth
Shops

100 Metres
Distance

17 Miles
Restaurant

15 Metres
Nearest railway station

Perth
Pub

100 Metres
Railway station distance

17.0 miles
Lake

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About the local area

The local town square is a great spot to sit, relax and watch the world go by. Up the hill Crieff Hydro Hotel offers leisure facilities with luxury swimming pools, spa treatments, numerous outdoor activities and golf. Perth is only 17 miles away and has a large selection of shops, restaurants, leisure facilities, cinema and theatre. Perthshire has many and varied activities for all ages and interest. Great days out include the Famous Grouse Experience at Glenturret Distillery outside Crieff and Tullibardine Distillery at Blackford off the A9, which also has the Baxters experience retail outlet. Drummond Gardens at Muthill is a must to visit during the summer months with its stunning formal planting. This is a golfer’s paradise as the surrounding area has numerous golf courses; the town itself has two courses, boasting an 18-hole and a 9-hole course at each. There are many historical places of interest such as the Ardunie Roman Signal Station, Blackhill Camp Roman site, Scone Palace, the Black Watch Museum and Huntingtower Castle. Nearby there are numerous lochs and rivers – the River Earn lies to the south side of Crieff – making ideal opportunities for fishing or canoeing. There are great waterfalls in this area such as the Falls of Turret and the Devil’s Caldron. Glen Almond has wonderful country roads providing stunning scenery and marvelous for cycling. A great day out is driving through the Sma Glen, visiting Aberfeldy and Loch Tay. Comrie is another lovely village to visit and the Auchingarroch Wildlife Centre has activities for all the family from soft play to fly fishing ponds. Fowlis Wester is a tiny village that is in an area heaving with ancient sites such as cup-and-ring marked rocky outcrops, hill forts and stone circles. The hills and mountains start to become more rugged to the North and West of Crieff, this is due the Highland Fault Line – a natural fault dividing Scotland’s lowlands to the south and the highlands to the north. There are numerous forest tracks, marked walks, Munro’s to climb and cycle ways/trails to explore within this area. Avonlea is a lovely property to stay in and Crieff makes the ideal location to explore Central Scotland and in particular stunning Perthshire

Things to do nearby

The Black Watch Castle and Museum

This historical military regiment is a great destination for a family day out.

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Perth Museum and Art Gallery

One of the oldest museums in the U.K., Perth Museum and Art Gallery is the perfect day trip out on one of those famous Scottish rainy days!

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Highland Safaris

For those after something a little different, Highland Safaris provides some of the most exciting and unique safari days and events in central Scotland.

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Aberfoyle to Loch Katrine

This 28 mile round route is excellent for exploring Loch Katrine and the surrounding Queen Elizabeth Forest Park

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Beatrix Potter Garden

The Beatrix Potter garden located in the Birnham institute, near Dunkeld, is said to be the childhood inspiration to the writing and artwork of Beatrix Potter.

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Linlithgow Palace

Set in West Lothian and with roots as far back as the 12th century, Linlithgow Palace boasts some amazing scenery making it extremely popular with visitors throughout the year.

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Blair Castle

This remarkable 13th Century private home is open to the public and allows visitors to explore its magnificent gardens and grounds.

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Scone Palace

Contrary to what its name may lead you to believe, Scone Palace is actually a place rich in history.

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Hopetoun House

Set in over 6,500 acres of outstanding natural landscape, Hopetoun House is steeped in family history and displays wonderful architecture with the many scenic walks and trails surrounding it.

Crieff Visitor Centre

Crieff visitor centre is home to an interesting mixture of attractions.

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Scottish Crannog Centre

Who would have thought that sites such as Loch Tay would be hiding early iron-age loch dwellings (Crannogs) deep under the water?!

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Loch Katrine

The best place to enjoy the timeless beauty of the Trossachs is Loch Katrine.

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