Self Catering Perthshire, Comrie Accommodation

2 Arnottsfield, Comrie is a delightfully furnished self catering holiday home only a few minutes from the centre of the lovely village of Comrie in Perthshire, in the heart of Scotland.

Situated down a lane away from the main road and with no passing traffic, this quiet location is ideal for weekly and weekend lets throughout the year.  Highlights of the village calendar are the Comrie fortnight, held approximately in the last week of July and the first week of August; and the Comrie Flambeaux celebrations, held to welcome in the New Year.  However, Comrie and its surrounding areas beauty can be appreciated in any season, whether it is the first hint of spring, the passing of summer and the change to more autumnal colours or bright crisp winter days!

The property is:

• Ideal for accommodating up to six people in three double bedrooms
• Based in the village of Comrie, in the heart of Scotland and is therefore ideal for exploring north, south, east and west
• Ideal as a base for walking around the many local scenic routes, including the popular Comrie circular walk; more demanding munros and other hill walks are also within good travelling distance
  
• An excellent base for those interested in: both loch and river fishing; playing golf on a range of courses all within easy travelling from Comrie, including the world famous Gleneagles course; cycling and a range of water sports available on Loch Earn
• Conveniently placed for a number of traditional visitor attractions, including the Auchingarroch Wildlife Park (local), Blair Drummond Safari Park (around 25 miles) and distilleries, the nearest being The Famous Grouse Experience (6 miles)
• Around an hour from Glasgow and Edinburgh and is also convenient for trips to Crieff, Perth, Stirling,

The beautiful village of Comrie in Perthshire nestles on the southern edge of the Scottish Highlands.   Comrie is in the heart of the scenic West Strathearn area of Perthshire, at the confluence of the rivers Earn, Ruchill and Lednock.

Called Victoria by the Romans, Comrie’s original Pictish name is said to have been Aberlednock.  Comrie is the Gaelic name given by the Scots who invaded in the 7th – 8th century.  It is derived from the Gaelic Comn Shruth, meaning flowing together.  The earliest recorded form of this name was Combray.

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