Philip, the Estate Manager, and the housekeeping team look forward to welcoming you to Logiealmond Estate.

Located in a gorgeous cobbled courtyard, this 18th century stable block has been converted into a spacious country cottage for four, featuring a lovely open-plan living space with a cosy wood-burner. Set on a country Estate on the southern fringes of the Scottish Highlands, you get stunning views over the heather-clad hills. A host of fantastic sporting, recreational and cultural opportunities await guests on the Estate and nearby, including grouse shooting, deer stalking, and salmon fishing. This former stable block has been given a new lease of life as a beautiful cottage, taking up one side of a cobbled courtyard. The thick walls and wooden doors with deep window sills and skylights retain a sense of history while creating a wonderfully light property. Enter through a covered porch into the main living space, focused on the cosy log burner. Relax on the comfy sofas, perfect for a board game around the coffee table, with windows overlooking the garden. The well-equipped farmhouse style kitchen area has a circular dining table and leads to a separate utility room. Head down the hall to the bedrooms, both with wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms. The master bedroom has a super king-sized bed and large walk-in shower, the second bedroom has twin beds and a bath (with shower over). The farmhouse feel continues with tartan carpets and metal bed frames in both bedrooms. Outside there is ample room for parking. There is a large, lawned garden with patio furniture and bbq. We can also provide details for hiring a private chef, vehicles etc. We provide a full concierge service to arrange activities and days out, book local restaurants, airport transfers, car hire, private chef hire, etc. We can also arrange chilled Champagne, chocolates, food hampers with local produce and fresh flowers for your visit.

Stormont House is part of Logiealmond Estate, a privately-owned working farm and country Estate in Perthshire, Scotland. Known for its beautiful scenery, the area also boasts excellent sporting and recreational opportunities all year round. These include high quality driven and walked up grouse and game shooting, first class pheasant and partridge shooting, red, roe and fallow deer stalking, salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Tay and River Almond, and clay-pigeon shooting. The town of Perth is just 12 miles away with good shopping, restaurants, sports centres and a theatre and concert hall. Road connections are excellent with nearby motorway access to the cities of Edinburgh (57 miles) and Glasgow (64 miles). Perth train station offers regular services to Inverness, Edinburgh, Glasgow, and London (including the Caledonian Sleeper service) and Perth airport offers private air travel.