Our chalets can be booked as part of the main house or independently.
Our three chalets are traditional wood chalets set amongst mature trees with a stunning outlook towards the surrounding mountains, near beautiful Loch Tay and the pretty villages of Killin, Kenmore and the historic town of Aberfeldy.
Enjoy your morning coffee on the south-facing patio area outside, ideal for admiring the view or keeping an eye out for the red squirrels and deer.
The chalets are ideal for walkers and nature enthusiasts, on the Rob Roy Way and Cycle Route 7.
The Space
Inside, the layout of the main living accommodation is open plan with comfy seating at one end and the cooking facilities (kettle, oven, hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, washing machine) at the other. Its large glass doors keep the room nice and bright and can be opened up to bring the country views inside. Everything is laid out all on the one level and is kept nice and cosy by underfloor heating.
The other rooms lie off the spacious hallway with a double bedroom and an attractive twin bedroom. Storage is provided in the porch area for coats and boots, etc and a modern shower room with a walk-in shower completes the accommodation. There is a TV screen where guests can access their own TV subscription through the Roku Streaming device available in the chalet.
Seating is set up on the south-facing patio area outside which is ideal for admiring the view. There is plenty of space for parking outside.
Larger parties of guests can book Red Deer, Red Kite and Red Squirrel Lodge together in order to enjoy a holiday together whilst still having some privacy and space. The lodges each have their own entrances.
A mile down the road there is access to a private beach on Loch Tay.
We are also on the Rob Roy Way and Cycle Route 7.
Guest Access
Each Chalet has it’s private own patio area and plenty of parking.
There is access to a private beach on Loch Tay, should you wish to use during your stay.
Facilities we have at Our Place
Embark on a journey of exploration through the array of facilities available at Our Place, designed to cater to every aspect of your stay. From corporate gatherings to recreational pursuits, we have you covered.
Host productive meetings or events in our spacious conference room, accommodating up to 50 people, equipped with all the necessary amenities to ensure a seamless experience. For those seeking an active lifestyle, our sports facilities provide the perfect opportunity to unwind and engage in your favorite activities. Whether it’s a game of football or a refreshing swim, our facilities are here to enhance your experience and create lasting memories.
What’s in the area
Looking for places to visit in Stirling and Perthshire Highlands? As well as its beautiful scenery, the area has a rich mix of heritage and cultural attractions. Here are our favourites:
At the western head of Loch Tay in Killin (8 miles) the River Dochart drops down dramatically in the Falls of Dochart. The best view of these waterfalls is from the bridge and the Inn beside it is a good place to stop off for a meal or a drink after taking in the scenery. Killin also has a small shop for groceries – or for a larger supermarket, head into Aberfeldy.
Kenmore (10 mile), at the eastern end of the Loch boasts the oldest village in Scotland, its very own beach area with shallows for swimming, a couple of lovely restaurants and a large village shop in The Courtyard which offers local produce, coffees and a fine selection of food and clothing products. Highland Safaris run boat cruises launching from Kenmore that are a great way of exploring the loch. The Scottish Crannog Centre’s reconstructed crannog is set out on the water with a fascinating museum alongside that houses locally discovered artefacts.
Aberfeldy is lovely market town 10 minutes on from Kenmore, walk the famous Birks of Aberfeldy waterfalls, where Robbie Burns penned a number of poems. It has its very own Art Deco cinema, various cafes including the famous Watermill Cafe and bookshop.
The imposing Ben Lawers (20 miles) Munro is in the top ten highest Munro, being the highest mountain in the Southern Highlands, and gives its name to the National Park in which it stands.
Please note, we do not provide any meals; the self-catering accommodation means your group can prepare your own meals in our fully equipped kitchen. Should you wish to eat out, there is a hotel and restaurant at the bottom of the drive in Ardeonaig, and a great pub overlooking the Dochart Falls at the entrance to Killin.
Exploring Ardeonaig
Ardeonaig is a beautiful, peaceful village that is perfect for exploring Highland Perthshire and Stirlingshire.
Our Place, Brae Lodge: large group friendly accommodation with stunning Loch Tay views, perfect for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.
