Self-catering holiday cottages in Stirling

Fordhead Farm overlooks the Fords of Frew on the River Forth, some 9 miles west of Stirling in Central Scotland and offer three lovely holiday cottages in the midst of the finest scenery in Scotland. This region, known as the Carse of Stirling is one of the most fertile areas in Scotland and cattle and sheep thrive on the lush pastures. Fordhead itself has its own small Aberdeen Angus Herd.The Tool Shed is a superb conversion of the original farm Tool Shed. It resides in a traditional sandstone barn and enjoys spectacular views to the north and west. Providing luxurious accommodation for a couple, this is the ideal retreat for a romantic break, a relaxing holiday or as a base from which to explore the surrounding area. The Tool Shed is light, airy a.... click icon to read more.

This former forestry cottage is situated on the outskirts of Fintry, a quiet rural village in the Campsie Fells; it is an ideal base from which to discover Stirlingshire and the Western and Central Highlands of Scotland. The cottage is semi-detached and is priced on the basis of 2 to 5 people sharing, but it can accommodate 6+ if children are in the party.There's something for everyone nearby. Forest walks and cycle tracks are available from the doorstep and the Loup of Fintry Waterfalls are a 10 minute stroll down the road. The ancient town of Stirling with its striking castle and the Wallace Monument is just 12 miles drive through beautiful countryside. Loch Lomond and the Trossachs are each about half and hour away whilst Edinburgh and Glasgow can be reached in around an hour..... click icon to read more.

Long Barn is an excellent touring base with access to the Mountains, Lochs/Glens, Golf Courses, Fishing (Lake of Menteith) and Loch Lomond National Park. There is also a Safari Park 2 miles from the cottage.Historic Stirling is only 10 minutes away and there is a wide selection of local Restaurants and Pubs to choose from. With a south facing garden, Long Barn offers a peaceful retreat in a lovely setting with views over the Ochils and Gargunnock Hills .... click icon to read more.

Fordhead Farm overlooks the Fords of Frew on the River Forth, some 9 miles west of Stirling in Central Scotland and offer three lovely holiday cottages in the midst of the finest scenery in Scotland. This region, known as the Carse of Stirling is one of the most fertile areas in Scotland and cattle and sheep thrive on the lush pastures. Fordhead itself has its own small Aberdeen Angus Herd.Fordhead Cottage offers superb self-catering accommodation in this original building attached to a large, traditional Victorian farmhouse located at the head of the historic Fords of Frew. The cottage retains much of the charm and ambiance of days gone by and imparts that comfortable feeling of 'homeliness' to all who stay there. Located in peaceful surroundings there is.... click icon to read more.

Fordhead Farm overlooks the Fords of Frew on the River Forth, some 9 miles west of Stirling in Central Scotland and offer three lovely holiday cottages in the midst of the finest scenery in Scotland. This region, known as the Carse of Stirling is one of the most fertile areas in Scotland and cattle and sheep thrive on the lush pastures. Fordhead itself has its own small Aberdeen Angus Herd.The Granary is set high on the banks of the river Forth overlooking the historic Fords of Frew. As the name suggests, the building was once a grain store, and when active contained its own thrashing mill. The Granary is actually built on the site of the original farmhouse which dates back to the early 18th century. Bonnie Prince Charlie is said to have slept there. The s.... click icon to read more.

This spacious apartment is located on the entire first floor of a "listed" period former mansion house, built in 1891 by the then Duchess of Montrose to give a "Fresh Air Fortnight" to children from Glasgow.  In more recent times the house was used as an Outdoor Centre and then converted to three family homes retaining many of the original features. With private front door entrance the apartment enjoys panoramic views over Loch Lomond, Scotland's best known and largest loch. Close by, the popular West Highland Walkway passes through the village as it weaves its way towards Fort William and offers some spectacular views over Loch Lomond. Seven miles along the Lochside, Ben Lomond awaits.  With magnificent scenery and opportunities for a wide range of outdoor activity, a wealth of .... click icon to read more.

Two stylish and well presented self catering holiday cottages which are set in a tranqui location next to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Each cottage sleeps up to 6 guests but can be rented together to accommodate large parties of up to 12 - ideal for enjoying a family get together or a reunion of friends. Both holiday cottages -  Coll cottage and Tiree cottage are part of Dykehead House, which is a listed building dating back to the 1700's and is of architectural and historical interest.  The cottages were completely refurbished in 2007 to a high standard of comfort and style, offering modern facilities in a traditional country setting. Dykehead itself is only 14 miles from the historic city of Stirling and just 7 miles from Loch Lomond.  Glasgow and Edinbur.... click icon to read more.

Two stylish and well presented self catering holiday cottages which are set in a tranqui location next to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Each cottage sleeps up to 6 guests but can be rented together to accommodate large parties of up to 12 - ideal for enjoying a family get together or a reunion of friends. Both holiday cottages -  Coll cottage and Tiree cottage are part of Dykehead House, which is a listed building dating back to the 1700's and is of architectural and historical interest.  The cottages were completely refurbished in 2007 to a high standard of comfort and style, offering modern facilities in a traditional country setting. Dykehead itself is only 14 miles from the historic city of Stirling and just 7 miles from Loch Lomond.  Glasgow and Edinbur.... click icon to read more.