Large self catering holiday home off the beaten track in north east Scotland
holiday accommodation angus glens.
West Freuchies - Kirkton of Glenisla,
Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland uk
PH11 8PG
Tel: +44 (0) 1575 582716
Bordering The Angus Glens and Perthshire


Scotland large Self Catering holiday home
off the beaten track, north east Scotland.
Converted threshing mill Glenisla by Blairgowrie nr Perthshire and Angus Glens sleeps 6 + 2
Off the beaten track - large self catering holiday home - angus glens
Scotland, close to Blairgowrie, Dunkeld, Birnam, Perth, Pitlochry,
Kirriemuir, Alyth and Forfar.


Large self catering holiday home, off the beaten track in Angus Glens, north east Scotland. Sleeps six - eight in superior accommodation.
Fish rivers Tay, Isla, Ericht, Lintrathen, Backwater reservoirs. Walk Perthshire Hills, Angus Glens, Cateran Trail. A circular walk taking in Blairgowrie, Glenisla, Glenshee, Kirkmichael and Alyth.

  • Scotland, large self catering holiday home, off the beaten track - sun lounge, music centre, picture windows, french doors opening directly onto the patio with sheltered barbecue area and seating.
  • sitting room , combi TV/DVD Video, log burning stove, ,
  • fully-fitted kitchen, dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer, hob, electric oven, washer-drier, microwave.
  • Three large attractively bedrooms (2 superking double/ twin rooms and one double), double sofa bed in sitting room.
  • Adjacent B&B.
  • ground floor shower room, first floor bathroom, with shaver points.
  • Cot, high chair available.
  • Prepared evening meals can be obtained from the B&B by arrangement.
  • central heating.
  • linen, towels provided. Patio, barbecue area, ample private parking.
  • Locked storage available.
  • Two well-behaved dogs welcome by prior arrangement..
  • No smoking house.
Directions: Multimap

Travelling in Scotland, from Aberdeen/Royal Deeside:
Take the A93 from Braemar, signposted Blairgowrie.
About 5 miles past the Spittal of Glenshee,
look for the B951 junction on the left.
Follow through Glenisla village (Glenisla Hotel is on your left).
bends to the right then sharply left before exiting the village.
Next turn sharply left. West Freuchies sign is positioned.
Follow Forestry Commission track for half a mile.
West Freuchies bed & breakfast situated on the hillside offers views of
Perthshire hills and distant peaks of the Cairngorms.
Travelling from South of Scotland in direction of  Perth
To Blairgowrie, then take A926 East to Alyth.
Continue on to the roundabout and take the second exit signed B954 Glenisla.
Approx 10 miles, route is well signed.
River Isla alongside the on your left and our sign at the start of a Forestry Commission on the right.
Follow this  for half a mile.
Entrance to West Freuchies on the right hand side
flanked by large stone pillars.

Please click for larger images of Freuchies Mill Glenisla, Angus Glens Scotland
sittingroom
exterior
kitchen
bedroom

Glen Isla, the most westerly of the five glens, is the only one with a through
route accessng the north and south. It is one of the many beautiful glens,
such as Glen Prosen, Glen Lethnot, Glen Clova and Glen Doll,
which comprise the popular Angus Glens.
Glenisla a stopover on the Cateran Trail, a five night circular walk of 64 miles.
The trail is named after the cattle rustlers of the 15th -17th centuries and
uses ancient paths through glens, hills and farmland.
Tranquil countryside in the heart of Scotland close to Dunkeld, Pitlochry, Blairgowrie and Perth.
Taste Scotch whisky in nearby distillerie.
Castle Trail- Glamis Castle, Blair Atholl, Scone Palace, Crathes, Braemar and Royal Deeside

Terms and Conditions:
Prices range from £300 (Low season) to £750 (High season)
Please contact us for excellent out of season short breaks
Eileen Bridgwater & Oliver Wright
Ample on-site parking. Easily access to the historic towns of Aberdeen, Perth, Stirling, St Andrews, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Dunkeld,
Braemar and Royal Deeside.

North east Scotand, whisky distilleries, Dewars - Aberfeldy, Edradour at Pitlochry, Grouse Experience, Crieff and many highland malt distilleries. Castles - Huntingtower, Glamis Castle and Scone Palace Skiing, Glenshee in season. Hill walking Cairngorms, mountain bikes, mountain climbs. Horseriding - pony trekking Glenisla. Walk the Cateran trail - Glenshee, Glenisla, Blairgowrie, Alyth Off- Driving. Cycle hire. Fishing / angling on banks and lochs for salmon and trout. Golf, Carnoustie, Rosemount, Pitlochry, Kirriemuir, Forfar and Alyth. Clay Pigeon Shooting. Birdwatching (including Osprey at Loch of the Lowes) Pitlochry, Perth, Dundee Theatres. Visit Scotland distilleries, Scottish Castles, Glamis Castle, Crathes, Blair Castle, Braemar and Royal Deeside.

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