The Coach House, St. Fillans
🛏️ Sleeps 7 🚣♀️ Private jetty 🐶 Dog friendly
Large house with stunning pet friendly garden
The Coach House is nestled in St Fillans a beautiful village in the heart of The Loch Lomond National Park. The large cottage boasts a stunning garden at the front of the property with uninterrupted views of the surrounding mountains. The garden is enclosed offering a safe place for dogs and children.
The cottage would suit large families and groups, with a downstairs king-sized bedroom and ensuite. The lounge has a wood burner a perfect way to relax after a busy day. Upstairs offers another king-size bedroom, twin bedroom and single bedroom and bathroom.
The cottage also offers a private foreshore and jetty on Loch Earn. Bring your canoe, paddle-board or enjoy wild swimming in the loch.
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Full Amenities
Sleeps 7
- 2 king sized bedrooms, one with ensuite (with TV’s)
- 1 twin bedroom (with TV)
- 1 single room
- Bed linen and towels are provided
2 Family Bathrooms
- Bath, shower and toilet
Lounge
- Television
- DVD player with DVDs
- Selection of books, and games
Kitchen
- Gas Hob/Electric Oven
- Microwave
- Fridge/Freezer
- Dishwasher
- Coffee Pod machine
Dining
- Open plan dining area
- Table with seating for 7
Outside
- Fenced and gated garden area
- Patio area with table and chairs
- Parking for two cars
- EV charge point (using App)
Other notes
- Electric Room Heating
- Cot and high chair available on request
- Washing Machine
WiFi
Licence: PK13028F
Nearby
The village of St Fillans is located at the east end of Loch Earn on the A85 road in central highlands of Scotland. Enjoy the picturesque views over Loch Earn and soak in the diverse historical associations as the village was renamed St. Fillans in 1817 by Lord Gwydyr, the husband of Clemantina Drummond, heiress to the Drummond Estate.
Within and near St. Fillans, there are many activities to enjoy such as walking, golf, fishing, canoeing, boating, bird watching or simply sitting in the sun and feeding the residential ducks. There are also challenging walks such as Dundurn hill – a small but steep rocky knoll, the site of the Pictish fort as well as the cell of Saint Fillan. The walk offers stunning views and a chance to explore from the village to which Fillan gave his name.
Glasgow, Edinburgh and Perth are just over an hour’s drive away. Glencoe for skiing in the winter months is also accessible.