Atholl Villa Guest House

Pitlochry, United Kingdom

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About the property

Situated in the town of Pitlochry, Atholl Villa Guest House is a privately owned Victorian building, offering views of Ben Vrackie. It has free parking and retains many original features, such as open fireplaces and wooden sash windows.

Athol Villa’s guest bedrooms are all equipped with free Wi-Fi, a contemporary en suite bathroom, a Freeview LCD TV and a refreshment tray. The 1-bedroom apartment has its own private entrance and features a lounge area, large bedroom and kitchen with fridge and kettle.

The freshly prepared breakfast is served in the conservatory, which looks out onto the garden. Guests will be treated to cereals, fruit, yoghurt or porridge to start, followed by traditional Buckie smoked haddock and Scottish smoked salmon.

Pitlochry Rail Station is less than half a mile from the guest house and there are many shops and restaurants just a few hundred metres away. The picturesque Tay Forest Park is 3 miles from Atholl Villa and Pitlochry Golf Club is less than a mile away.

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Location

Pitlochry, United Kingdom

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Pitlochry is a historic market town in the Perth and Kinross council area of Scotland, lying on the River Tummel. It is historically in the county of Perthshire, and had a population of 2,694 in 2022.

Nestled in the Perthshire countryside, Pitlochry is a picturesque town that attracts visitors from all over the world. The town is surrounded by stunning landscapes, including the stunning Ben Vrackie Mountain, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The town itself is full of Victorian architecture, quaint shops, and traditional Scottish pubs, making it the perfect place to experience the local culture.

One of the main attractions in Pitlochry is the famous Pitlochry Dam and Fish Ladder. This engineering marvel was built in the 1950s to harness the power of the River Tummel, and it now generates electricity for the local area. The fish ladder was added to allow salmon to swim upstream to their spawning grounds, and it's fascinating to watch the fish jumping up the steps.

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