Trowan Farm Holiday Cottage

Trowan Farm, having been substantially refurbished, is now a holiday cottage available for lets. Trowan is in Strathearn, Central Scotland, and the house is in a peaceful location facing south with views of Torlum Hill. Behind, to the North, rises Tom na Chastle, ancient seat of The Earls of Strathearn and the site of Sir David Baird’s Monument. The house is at the western end of Trowan Farm which runs about one mile along the River Earn towards Crieff "the gateway to the Highlands". The farmhouse sleeps up to 8 people in 4 double bedrooms: there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms upstairs and one bedroom and a loo downstairs. The sitting room has comfortable sofas and a wood burning stove (plenty of cut firewood available) and there is central heating throughout. There is a great selection of books and board games, Wi-Fi and TV for evening entertainment. For summer time there is a barbeque and garden furniture for dining alfresco. The Farmhouse is located at the foot of Tom na Chastle: with Baird's Monument at its top, rising through the trees and only 200 yards from the beautiful River Earn. The Drawing Room, including three comfy sofas (one a sofa bed), Roll-top desk, TV/DVD and open fireplace. The Kitchen, includes electric hob and oven, microwave and dishwasher. There is also a Utility Room next to the kitchen, with a washing machine, tumble dryer and towel wardrobe. The Dining Area, adjacent to the kitchen, with side-board, table, chairs and piano. Main bedroom. Has a double bed, wardrobe and chest of drawers, and has lovely views both south and east across the farm. The main bathroom with bath and overhead shower. The Second bedroom, with double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and sink unit. With views south. The Second Bathroom, next to the main bedroom, with bath and power shower. Third "boys' bedroom" has two single beds, wardrobe and also looks south. Fourth bedroom that doubles as a games room.