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Welcome to Blairgowrie Self Catering, where three lovingly maintained properties offer the ideal retreat in the heart of Perthshire. The Coach House at Riverlea, The Old Scout Hall and Cara's Cottage each sleep four guests in two bedrooms, and all are just a short stroll from the centre of Blairgowrie — one of Perthshire's most charming market towns.
Whether you're here to ski at Glenshee, tackle the Cateran Trail, play a round at Blairgowrie Golf Club's championship courses, or simply explore the magnificent Cairngorms National Park, our cottages make the perfect base. Each property is fully equipped and beautifully presented, with comfortable beds, fully fitted kitchens, free off-street parking and fast WiFi.
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A beautifully converted former coach house, The Coach House at Riverlea sleeps four guests across a king size bedroom and a twin room. Enjoy a spacious sitting room, fully equipped kitchen with dining space, a small garden with BBQ, and your own off-street parking space — all just minutes from Blairgowrie town centre.
Full of character and history, The Old Scout Hall was originally built as a Scout Hall before being thoughtfully converted into a comfortable self catering cottage around 2005. Sleeping four across a king size room and a second bedroom with a double and single bed, it offers everything you need for a relaxed Perthshire break.
Completely refurbished in early 2025, Cara's Cottage is our newest addition and combines fresh, contemporary interiors with all the warmth and comfort our guests expect. Sleeping four in two bedrooms — a king and a double/single room — it features a generous sitting room, a bright dining kitchen, and its own parking space.
Blairgowrie is at the gateway to the Cairngorms National Park and the Snow Roads, Scotland's highest roads, from which you can enjoy the magnificent Scottish scenery and keep an eye out for the wonderful wildlife. There are a host of championship golf courses close by and of course the salmon and trout fishing is first class. And the rest of Scotland is accessible on day trips.