Beautifully restored and refurbished, this delightful first floor apartment within this Victorian castle, is set within immaculate grounds, with outstanding views across to the Ochil Hills. Built in 1889, in the Scots Baronial style, this imposing castle is the perfect setting for a romantic week away or to be based centrally within Scotland to tour this region.

Accessed via the grand and luxurious entrance, this modern apartment is situated on the first floor, providing resplendent accommodation. The open plan living area includes a stylish modern and well equipped kitchen, perfect for preparing romantic dinners, whilst the sumptuous seating area is well suited to relaxing in a cosy atmosphere after evening meals. The main bedroom with double bed has an en-suite bathroom, whilst there is a spare room, which has two single beds, which has access to a separate w.c. The apartment is set-up ideally for a couple or a family with two older children. Please note that this property does not allow any children under the age of 5 years old. The well maintained grounds and garden are available to residents on a communal basis and there is plenty of parking to the front of the castle.

WHAT TO DO IN THE AREA

The castle is situated between Perth and Stirling, with a huge range of shopping to choose from. Stirling is well known for the imposing Stirling Castle that sits above the town, as well as the Wallace Monument. Nearby is Auchterarder, with the world famous Gleneagles resort, with its golf courses, horse riding, falconry, shooting school and restaurants. For those who fish, there are plenty of reservoirs, lochs and rivers locally to choose from. Beyond that is the well known Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park, which is an ideal destination for family trips. Here you will find lions, bears, chimps and elephants, as well as many other adventure activities. There is excellent hill walking on the Ochill hills or there is the more mountainous range Ben Lawers, one of the highest in Scotland, which is a haven to ramblers. However, both Edinburgh and Glasgow are less than an hour away and this opens up these cities for day trips as well.