“I’ve lived on our family farm all my life. When I’m not in the hospital working as a midwife, I’m here with my dad and partner working with the sheep. It’s been my dream to create a unique space on our farm so guests can come and enjoy the views I see everyday. It’s been a bonkers 2 years pulling it all together, but I’m so happy it has finally become a reality.” Owner, Lorna
She loves
“Sitting by the firepit, soaking up the gorgeous sunset.”
We love
The gorgeous little details – Nkuku crockery, locally made ceramics and the homemade cake on arrival!
You may not love
Located on a working farm, with another rental next door, so not secluded. Must drive through the farm to reach the cabin. A patchy phone signal but good WiFi. Sorry, no children or pets.
Sustainability.
Woodburning stove. Eco-friendly cork flooring with underfloor heating. High insulted walls. Recycling bins.
Surrounds.
- Just behind the cabin is a zig zag track that leads to breathtaking views over Loch Earn. Keep walking to discover Glen Tarken, a gorgeous hidden valley.
- Go wild swimming in or paddle boarding across Loch Earn, with its secret bays and the tiny Neish Island, the historic stronghold of the Neish Clan.
- Climb to the summit of Ben Vorlich, a 985m Munro that gives sweeping views across central Scotland.
- Go for coffee, cake, and a browse locally made jewellery and pottery at the pretty village of Comrie (8 mins’ drive).
- Spend a day mountain-biking through Comrie Croft’s 230-acre estate — or for a more leisurely afternoon, a mosey around the flower patch and a mooch in their farm shop is lovely, too.
- Tour Glenturret Distillery, Scotland’s oldest working distillery, and sample some of their famous whiskies. Or book a table at their Michelin-starred restaurant to discover the best of Scottish gastronomy (20 mins’ drive).
- Hike or bike through the staggering beauty of Glen Coe, just an hour’s drive away. With National Nature Reserve status, it’s a wildlife lover’s wonderland. Don’t forget your camera – the snow-capped mountains and swooping valleys have provided cinematic scenery for films like Harry Potter and James Bond.
Details.
- Standalone cabin with open-plan layout
- Underfloor heating
- Set on a working Scottish farm next to another rental but fully private
- Sleeping nook with kingsize bed; luxury linen bedding
- Ensuite shower bathroom; toiletries provided
- Small but fully-equipped kitchen including fridge, microwave/grill, induction hob; basic supplies provided
- Lounge area warmed by a woodburner, with books and Smart TV
- Outdoor area with bath tub (bath salts provided), BBQ and seating
- The owner is available by phone should you need anything
- Walk to local shop and pub (10 mins)
- Sorry, no children or pets
- Booking conditions: a 2-night minimum stay
- Remember to pack: swimming costumes, walking boots, bikes if you can
