Highland Perthshire Holiday Homes

Well, can you believe it’s the 1st of September! Where did the summer go? And what a crazily busy summer it was. Lots of last minute bookings kept us on our toes and it was great to have so many overseas visitors staying with us. Aberfeldy was buzzing which was lovely to see.
Our amazing team
of housekeepers have worked their socks off and the amazing reviews we have received show that our guests have really appreciated their efforts.
Now the colours are changing and the autumn is approaching with its glorious
display and we can’t wait.
We’d love to hear how your summer has been so please do share your memories and special moments in the comments.

We have some limited availability for next week! Visit our website for details and online booking. Sealladh Cnoc, Treetops and Mo Dachaidh are available so be quick if you are looking for a last minute break.

A quick update on our weekend early bird ticket sales for Heartland 27. An amazing 83% of you have opted for the 3-day weekend ticket compared to the Saturday/Sunday ticket! 😲

Superb value at just £36 per day... (In our extremely bias opinion!)

NOW is the time to secure your tickets. Not tomorrow or next week - get them locked in and put a big tick next to June 2027 as your Heartland month... ✅

See you in 3️⃣3️⃣6️⃣ days!

Ladies and gentlemen, this is the COOLEST cinema in Scotland 🫡🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Step back into the 1950s for an aftternoon of summer fun☀️🧺

As part of Pitlochry Festival Theatre's 75th Anniversary celebrations, we're throwing back to the decade where it all began and bringing the very best of the fifties to Aberfeldy, Birnam and Pitlochry.

Grab your friends and family, pack up a picnic and get ready for an afternoon of live music and entertainment, vintage photo moments, and plenty of nostalgic joy for all ages!🥳

📆 5 - 8 Aug
🎟️ FREE - no ticket required but head to our website for more info
🔗 https://pitlochryft.com/4w1EVYJ

Fifties Picnics in the Park and the 75th Anniversary Oral History project are supported by funding from the Cruden Foundation