Situated on a private lane near the heart of Comrie, this newly renovated property is ideal for both summer and winter holidays. The secluded garden is ideal for summer barbeques, with extensive mature planting, a patio and private parking for two cars. In winter the central heating system, large open fire and separate wood burning stove add both atmosphere and a distinct sense of luxury. The cottage combines the character of the traditional building with new contemporary spaces, including a striking timber and glass tower, providing both convenience and an inspiring atmosphere in which to relax. The area around Comrie contains a mixture of farmland, rivers, mountains, lochs and forests - it provides a wealth of experiences for any age of visitor including walking, cycling, golf, fishing,...Situated on a private lane near the heart of Comrie, this newly renovated property is ideal for both summer and winter holidays. The secluded garden is ideal for summer barbeques, with extensive mature planting, a patio and private parking for two cars. In winter the central heating system, large open fire and separate wood burning stove add both atmosphere and a distinct sense of luxury. The cottage combines the character of the traditional building with new contemporary spaces, including a striking timber and glass tower, providing both convenience and an inspiring atmosphere in which to relax. The area around Comrie contains a mixture of farmland, rivers, mountains, lochs and forests - it provides a wealth of experiences for any age of visitor including walking, cycling, golf, fishing, horse riding and adventure sports. Visitors interested in the culture, history and heritage of Scotland can visit distilleries, castles, theatres and shops within a short drive of Comrie. The area is famous for the quality of its local produce, including renowned Scottish delicacies such as wild salmon, game and venison. There are several farm shops located locally, providing high quality ingredients for you to cook at home, while a number of cafes and restaurants in the area also make extensive use of local produce. Both Crieff Hydro and Gleneagles Hotel offer a range of spa services, fine dining and swimming pools and make an excellent day out if the weather is poor. Being in a village can be attractive holiday for people with mobility issues. The private car parking area gives reasonably level access to the rear door and the slate floor covering, wide doors and ample manoeuvring space on the ground floor would be ideal for someone with mobility difficulties.More