The Cottage (sleeps 1-2)

£1,300.00

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • Group guided meditation
  • Yoga class
  • Candle-making class
  • Guided nature walk (suitable for all fitness levels)
  • Vision board workshop
  • Hot tub (shared with other guests)
  • Luxury goodie bag (valued at £150)

Meals included: Friday (dinner – pizza), Saturday (breakfast, buffet lunch, private chef for dinner), Sunday (breakfast, buffet lunch, Sunday roast for dinner), Monday (breakfast).

Tea, coffee, milk, almond milk, and sugar/sweetener provided. Snacks provided.

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Cost for one: £1300

Cost for two sharing: £1000 each (£2000 total)

**If you would like to book for two women sharing (this is suited to friends only as there is one king bed) I will invoice you for the remaining amount 8 weeks before the retreat begins.**

In the heart of wild, romantic Perthshire, surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, Garden Cottage is the perfect escape. Relax looking out over the loch, wander the fields spotting the wildlife or take off on foot or bike for a boost of healthy fresh air and a memorable Highland experience.
A Highland cottage built in the 1720’s, newly renovated and refurbished in the spirit of Scottish country living. Tradition, authenticity and fireside comfort complement contemporary furnishings and light airy spaces.

Garden Cottage is a warm and comfortable space for two-plus visitors.
The well equipped kitchen is perfect for preparing a warming meal of local ingredients, to be enjoyed sat at the dining area, before resting in the comfortable armchairs with a good book in front of the stove.The airy king bedroom has plenty of storage and enjoys both a wide view over the loch to the north and a view of the famous Schiehallion to the south.The contemporary bathroom invites an indulgent bath with sky view or relax in the generous-sized shower.Spring brings spectacular sunsets best experienced from the terrace sipping an appropriate sundowner. A great opportunity to take in the starry sky. This is also a perfect spot for a morning coffee enjoying the tranquil setting and the long view down the loch. Enjoy lunch on the bench seating to the rear or take the picnic hamper down to a quiet spot by the river.The ancient walled kitchen garden (‘kaleyard’ in old Scots) whose keeper would historically have lived in the cottage, is now home to some friendly free range hens (please watch your dogs). There is also a seasonal veg garden to which guests are invited to help themselves – a little weeding in return is much appreciated!