Comfortable and immaculate holiday home on working hill farm in beautiful Glen Buckie. Enjoy peace in the hills, magnificent views and log fires.

Immeroin farm cottage can accommodate six people in three bedrooms - one double, one twin and one bunk bedroom. The sitting room with open fire, dining room, kitchen, downstairs toilet and large upstairs bathroom provide spacious, warm and comfortable accommodation. Open all year

Please phone 01877 384 254 for details.

Facilities:

Self-catering holiday home for six people. Three bedrooms (one double, one twin and one bunk bedroom) dining room, sitting room, kitchen, downstairs toilet, large upstairs bathroom.

Immeroin Farm Cottage is available all the year.

We invite you to share the magic of Immeroin: three miles from Balquhidder, hidden away in the hills, Immeroin is a working hill farm in beautiful Glen Buckie with sheep and cattle on over 2,500 acres of highland scenery in Central Scotland.

Immeroin Farm Cottage is well equipped and offers convenient, spacious, warm and comfortable holiday accommodation with character, set in a lovely elevated situation, with magnificent views of the surrounding hills.

Enjoy the comfort of the open fire in the sitting room and an oil-fired Esse (Aga-type) stove in the dining room. Plenty of logs are available for the fire, free of charge. The kitchen has an electric cooker, ‘fridge, automatic washing machine and microwave. There is a downstairs WC and a large upstairs bathroom.

Immeroin Farm Cottage provides immaculate accommodation for six people in three bedrooms. (One double, one twin and one bunk bedroom.) All bedlinen is supplied, inclusive of rent but towels are not normally provided. Electricity is charged extra, and calculated by meter.

The history of old settlements and the clans of the area, together with its role in the last Jacobite rising of 1745-46, will fascinate those interested in researching genealogy and visitors with a feeling for the past.

Immireoin ("a strip of arable land named after Ewan") was one of the farms in Glenbuckie documented in Captain James Stewart's letters ca. 1815-1820, the others being Leannach (one of the best grazings in Balquhidder), Dailanlaggan ("Dale of the little hollow") and Wester Invernenty (probably Inbhir nan tigh = "river confluence by the house") Historically the Stewarts were the principle family in the area.

Those of you with outdoor interests may prefer to go fishing in the burns, walking or climbing on the hills and to enjoy the wildlife and the scenery in Scotland's first National Park.

Immeroin offer visitors a very special experience. A very warm welcome awaits you.

Telephone - 01877 384 254

Fax: 01877 384 322

Mrs E. Olwen Hendry
Immeroin,
Balquhidder,
Perthshire
FK19 8PF