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We are a small locally based company that manages holiday homes for owners. We deal with all the marketing and booking for these beautiful properties.

✨ Luxury self-catering lodges in Highland Perthshire
🌲 Nature, comfort & tranquillity in the heart of Scotland
🐾 Dog-friendly stays | Open year-round
📍Near Pitlochry & Aberfeldy
🔗 Book direct: highlandperthshire-lodges.com We provide a comprehensive service which includes caretaking and day to day running of luxury holiday homes in the upper Tay Valley area of Highland Perthshire.

10/11/2026

A browse around Aberfeldy, lunch with the dog and an evening back at the cottage. A very agreeable sort of November day.

Aberfeldy is a lovely place for a slow morning: independent shops, a bookshop browse and something good to eat. Aberfeldy Watermill - Bookshop, Cafe & Art Gallery welcomes dogs in its café, so lunch needn’t involve anyone looking mournfully through a window.

For a different day of the break, Pitlochry has The Auld Smiddy Inn Pitlochry . Dogs are welcome in the bar, where the full menu is served on a walk-in basis; the separate restaurant is pet-free. A useful little detail, particularly once everyone has reached the stage of being hungry and having opinions.

Our guide has dog-friendly food stops and places to stay for a few unhurried nights away.

https://bit.ly/47TNjzb

08/11/2026

A theatre evening and a few nights away. The good shoes deserve a little holiday too.

For those with tickets already tucked away for Pitlochry Festival Theatre , a few nights in Perthshire can make an evening at the theatre part of a proper break. There’s room for a daytime wander, a meal and a quieter day afterwards. A very decent encore.

Our cottages and lodges around Aberfeldy and Loch Tay offer different settings for the rest of your stay, with a drive to Pitlochry for the performance. The property pages show each location and layout, so you can find the balance between theatre plans and cottage time that suits you.

There are lovely possibilities beyond the curtain call too: Aberfeldy for a browse, Kenmore for the loch and a leisurely start the following morning. Visit Aberfeldy has more local inspiration.

Our theatre-break guide has ideas around your booked performance, with places to stay for the rest of the visit.

https://bit.ly/4sDKtIj

06/11/2026

Something good from Perth for supper at the cottage? A more persuasive souvenir than another fridge magnet.

Perth Farmers’ Market is on Saturday 7 November, 9am–2pm, at South Inch Car Park. Local food, a leisurely browse and the prospect of something delicious later: a rather agreeable way to spend part of a November break. The six-saucepan recipe can remain an ambition for another weekend.

Ben Lawers Lodge in Fearnan is one of our Loch Tay options for a stay like this. It sleeps four, welcomes dogs and has an upstairs kitchen, dining and living space, with a balcony looking towards the loch. A market day could sit happily beside a quieter day around Kenmore and an evening in.

Aberfeldy offers another outing, with Visit Aberfeldy for local inspiration and Aberfeldy Watermill - Bookshop, Cafe & Art Gallery for a lunch stop the dog can join.

Our weekly guide has the market details and accommodation ideas for a November break.

https://bit.ly/4sD7bQK

06/11/2026

So looking forward to this event 🥰

05/11/2026

The dog is coming. Excellent. A few lovely days away should suit every member of the party.

The important bits about each property are often the everyday ones: bedroom layout, steps, how many dogs are welcome, any pet charges and the outdoor space. A fenced garden, an enclosed terrace and a shared driveway make rather different holidays. The spaniel is unlikely to read the brochure before testing them.

For lunch out, Aberfeldy Watermill - Bookshop, Cafe & Art Gallery welcomes dogs in its Aberfeldy café. Over in Dunkeld, The Taybank welcomes well-behaved dogs on leads in its dining and drinking areas. There are some very civilised possibilities for the humans too.

Visit Aberfeldy has more local walking inspiration. A shorter town day is always an option when the weather gets ideas above its station.

Our dog-friendly winter guide gathers the property details, walks and food stops together.

https://bit.ly/4sEIljp

05/11/2026

A Perth market browse, something good for supper and a cottage evening. November has some very appealing possibilities.

Perth Farmers’ Market is on Saturday 7 November, 9am–2pm, at South Inch Car Park. A browse among local food producers could make a lovely outing during a few nights away, with something good to bring back for supper. Self-catering does have its moments.

For another day nearer Aberfeldy, there’s Aberfeldy Watermill - Bookshop, Cafe & Art Gallery : books, coffee, homemade cake and a café that welcomes dogs. A town wander and lunch can be an entire plan. There is no holiday inspector waiting to mark you down for sitting still.

Visit Aberfeldy has more local inspiration for the quieter days between outings. A break around Loch Tay or Aberfeldy leaves room for a Perth day and time to enjoy the cottage, without turning every morning into a departure lounge.

Our weekly guide has market details, dog-friendly stops and places to stay.

https://bit.ly/4eez3om

04/11/2026

Loch Tay scenery and a Kenmore wander, with lunch given the time it deserves.

The village makes a lovely starting point for a day by Loch Tay. There’s the water, the surrounding hills and the considerable pleasure of having nowhere urgent to be. For a longer outing, Drummond Hill has woodland trails and a viewpoint above Kenmore; it’s an uphill walk, while a village wander offers a gentler afternoon.

A few nights nearby leaves time for both, with Aberfeldy another day’s possibility. Aberfeldy Watermill - Bookshop, Cafe & Art Gallery brings together books, coffee and lunch, and welcomes dogs in the café. Visit Aberfeldy has more ideas around the area.

Our accommodation includes different settings and layouts around Loch Tay and Aberfeldy, so a break can suit the people and pets coming along. A long lunch followed by an evening at the cottage is a perfectly respectable plan. We’ve yet to see anyone demand a refund on that extra hour doing very little.

Our local guide has outing ideas and accommodation options around Kenmore, Loch Tay and Aberfeldy.

https://bit.ly/4kqYczQ

03/11/2026

A Birks woodland outing and lunch at The Watermill. A rather lovely reason for a few days around Aberfeldy.

The Birks of Aberfeldy brings woodland, waterfalls and a good reason to spend some time outdoors. Aberfeldy Watermill - Bookshop, Cafe & Art Gallery offers coffee, cake and lunch back in town, with dogs welcome in its café. That is a rather pleasing arrangement for a November day.

The Birks has steps and uphill stretches, and wet weather can make the paths slippery. For an easier outing, a shorter Aberfeldy wander still leaves plenty of room for lunch and a browse. Nobody has to earn their sandwich with a heroic expedition.

A few nights in one of our cottages or lodges gives a walking day some breathing room: a slow breakfast beforehand, time for the town afterwards and somewhere comfortable to return to. Visit Aberfeldy has more local ideas for the rest of the break.

Our walk-and-lunch guide includes dog details and places to stay for a relaxed short break.

https://bit.ly/4iiJdqv

02/11/2026

A café lunch the dog can join. Excellent news for anyone whose holiday companion considers being excluded a matter for a formal complaint.

Aberfeldy Watermill - Bookshop, Cafe & Art Gallery welcomes dogs indoors and on its terrace, so an Aberfeldy browse can end with everyone at the right sort of table. Check café service hours separately from the bookshop’s timetable.

Our weekly guide pairs lunch with local outing choices and accommodation ideas. Pick the walk for the paths and daylight, then sit down properly. Nobody has to eat a sandwich over the boot of the car.

More local ideas: Visit Aberfeldy

Read the guide and explore places to stay: https://bit.ly/4ktCRpv

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Amesbury

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+447887926347

Website

https://www.highlandperthshire-holidayhomes.com/, https://highlandperthshire-lodges.com/

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