Alojamientos para vacaciones con asientos al aire libre en Angus

Weavers’ Loft - spacious flat with amazing views

We were one of the first properties in Angus to receive our mandatory Scottish Short Term Lets licence Unique Licence No. AN-01077-F EPC RATING: D Weavers’ Loft is a spacious (113 sq m) two bedroomed property conveniently situated in a quiet side street, a 1 minute walk to a well stocked Co-op supermarket, close to Kirriemuir’s shops, cafes, pubs and takeaways, and half a mile from Kirriemuir Golf Club. It is a 12 minute drive to Forfar, 35 min to Dundee, and 40 minutes to beautiful beaches.

The Neuk

First of all sorry NO PETS ALLOWED . WORK or 3rd party bookings also not accepted. Cottage in the country welll equipped in accessible area to amenities, only a 10 min drive away from nearest town and 30 min from nearest city in the area . Plenty places within driving distance. The cateran trail is on the doorstep for walkers . Choice of golf courses for those who play. Reekie Lynn waterfall is just around the corner from the cottage. Coffee shop is near by for a quick bite to eat

Woodside Retreat with Garden

Woodside Retreat is in a fantastic relaxing village location! It is a lovely, newly furbished, fresh, bright property with a private garden nestled beside woodland and located in the countryside. It is the perfect place to relax and recharge or explore and enjoy the areas nearby. Situated in Scotland near to Piperdam Golf Course, Dundee, and within easy travelling distance of Edinburgh, St Andrews, Dunkeld, Perthshire. We are dog friendly and can accommodate one house trained dog.

Hidden Gem Tiny House Perfect for a Getaway

Self-contained studio apartment set in a quiet area on the boundary of Dundee and Angus, within easy walking distance of regular main bus service. The accommodation comprises of a bright, open plan studio, featuring a pinball machine, arcade machine, jukebox and wood burning stove. The kitchen consists of electric hob, microwave oven, toaster, fridge and kettle. A bathroom with shower. Outside seating area with fire pit and garden lighting. Secure off road parking.

Miller's Cottage at Blackhall in the Angus Glens

Set at the foot of the Angus glens, this picturesque, light and airy cottage has a kitchen/sitting room, a bedroom with double bed and a shower room. Ideal for hill walking, cycling, fishing, or anyone wishing to have a quiet break and explore this special location with its many historical attractions. Scottish Short-term Let Licence number AN-01228-F. EPC rating F although this was carried out in 2015 and the property has been significantly upgraded since then.

Balintore Castle Kitchen Wing

The kitchen wing flat at Balintore Castle (1860) was restored in 2019 and has proven very popular. Full self-catering facilities are available. With our new resident chef, meals are available in the restaurant. Contact us for details. Sample menu in photos. If booked-up, alternative accommodation is available in the castle: https://airbnb.co.uk/h/entrance-tower-flat-balintore-castle https://airbnb.co.uk/h/red-bedroom https://airbnb.co.uk/h/purple-bedroom

Sarah’s ‘Broughty’ Apartment

STL Licence: DD00081F MAX 2 DOGS 1 bed ground floor flat in the heart of the Ferry. The garden is accessible for dogs but not suitable for sitting in at present. WE ALSO HAVE A 2 BEDROOM BEACH COTTAGE. The 1 bed is situated in a quiet location within the original fishing community of the town, it lies close to many attractive bars, restaurants & traditional shops. It is an ideal base for the new V&A

Old Stable Cottage

This recently built beautiful cottage situated at the foot of Dunsinnan Hill in rural Perthshire, is a great place to relax and ideal for hill walkers with beautiful countryside in the area. It is well located for Carse of Gowrie wedding venues - Fingask, Guardswell Farm & Errol Park are all within a 15 minute drive. Collace is very near to Dundee & Perth both approx 15 minutes away.

Outstanding Church conversion in Angus.

The Old Church is situated in the small village of Colliston near Arbroath. The Building is believed to date from 1843 to 1844. It has been sympathetically restored to create a unique and comfortable home. The furnishings are an eclectic mixture enhancing the overall atmosphere of the building. As a result, the property does not lend itself to young Children under twelve.