Newholme
1 Newholme Avenue
Pitlochry
PH16 5AR
Tel : 01796 472430
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For guests wishing to have more independence, Newholme is a delightful self-catering, semi-detached bungalow with two double bedrooms located at the opposite end of the main thoroughfare of Pitlochry to Annslea.
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It is a short level walk from all the attractions, theatres, shops, the distillery, restaurants, cafes and pubs, so guests will find it very convenient.
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All gas, electricity and linen is included in your stay, and the bungalow is well equipped with everything you require for a great holiday.
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Well-behaved pets are welcome, and the bungalow is available for weekly rent from Saturday to Saturday in high season, is also available for short breaks in Low season. Please contact us for more information.
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The peaceful and attractive Victorian architecture of Pitlochry is testament to its royal associations, and its historic past.
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The spacious Victorian villas and community buildings which pervade here are due to the visit of her majesty Queen Victoria in 1842, and the subsequent addition of the Highland railway passing through the town, from Edinburgh to Inverness, in 1863.
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Today Pitlochry is a centre for theatrical entertainment, with its annual Theatre Festival, outdoor sports attraction, and artists.
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The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunity for those guests staying at Newholme who have a taste for adventure: Angling for salmon and trout is always exceedingly popular, as is golf, walking, and cycling.
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Newholme is situated in close proximity to the famous Pitlochry salmon ladder, which enables fish to migrate up the river Tummel, past the dam at the end of Loch Faskally.
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Pitlochry also has a boating station, which can easily be reached on a short stroll from Newholme. There you will find a delightful loch side café for tea and scones, and the chance for children, and grown-ups, to feed the ducks, hire boats, or rods and tackle for a spot of fishing.
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After a busy day of sightseeing or playing a round of golf in the local club, guests will find Pitlochry has many fine restaurants, cafes and bars to entertain them: All the facilities of the centre of town are situated just a short walk from Newholme, which makes going out for an evening meal, or a drink delightfully easy.
Please mention holidaycottagescotland.co.uk when booking.
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