Loch Tay - Killin, Killin

Loch Tay forms a 17-mile stretch of water over one mile wide, centrally located in the scenic Perthshire countryside, surrounded by picturesque Munros, the closest being Ben Lawers. The loch flows into the River Tay, the longest river in Scotland, and then onward to the Firth of Tay, south of Dundee.

The area is becoming a popular tourist destination for both national and
international visitors due to its incredible beauty, vast array of tourist attractions and its central geographical position in Scotland, less than two hours by car from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and the west coast. The stunning scenery, fishing on the loch and also numerous historic places
of interest, pubs and restaurants provide an ideal destination for short breaks or family holidays for visitors seeking unique, luxurious hideaways the Scottish countryside has to offer.

The properties are situated in a riverside setting on the periphery of Killin, providing guests with a unique view of the water.


Loch Tay forms a 17-mile stretch of water over one mile wide, centrally located in the scenic Perthshire countryside, surrounded by picturesque Munros, the closest being Ben Lawers. The loch flows into the River Tay, the longest river in Scotland, and then onward to the Firth of Tay, south of
Dundee.

The area is becoming a popular tourist destination for both national and international visitors due to its incredible beauty, vast array of tourist attractions and its central geographical position in Scotland, less than two hours by car from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness and the west coast. The stunning scenery, fishing on the loch and also numerous historic places of interest, pubs and restaurants provide an ideal destination for short breaks or family holidays for visitors seeking unique, luxurious hideaways the Scottish countryside has to offer.

The properties are situated in a riverside setting on the periphery of Killin, providing guests with a unique view of the water.