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Comment on Furnished Holiday Letting Rules Confirmed by Holiday Homes

Holiday Homes — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 14:41:53 +0000

Thanks for the post – it’s great to see someone break this information down. Is the 2011 Finance Act in place and, if so, has it affected much in terms of what an owner can claim?

Comment on Easter lateavailability 2011 by David Graham

David Graham — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 14:29:19 +0000

Come and enjoy Easter right in the heart of Inverness. Stunningly beautiful restored Victorian villa, overlooking the river and the castle. Easy access by road, rail and air.

For a list of things to do in and around the city, view the property details for Highlands; Dunvegan, 3 Culduthel Road, Inverness, or go to to http://www.scotland-holiday-cottage.com/highlands/inverness.htm where you can check availability.

Comment on Easter lateavailability 2011 by Margaret Leigh

Margaret Leigh — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 17:57:53 +0000

Crovie is truly a “hidden paradise” and The Mission Hall is a unique work of art in recycling the old church at the end of the village.
April and May can be the best months of the year!

Comment on Holiday Trends for 2011 by pet friendly cottages

pet friendly cottages — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 13:38:02 +0000

There is definately a trend towards UK holidays – the problems with air traffic strikes, general strikes and the following on for cancellations and the inability for our airports to cope with any adverse weather conditions makes holidaying in the UK and at home a sensible option

Comment on Charity and Social Enterprise by admin

admin — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 21:40:49 +0000

Have just purchased 3 matresses myself fro a holiday cottage – extremely helpful people and advised about which one to choose for holiday lettings etc.. and if for children to seep in or adults etc…

Comment on About by admin

admin — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 21:21:19 +0000

Hi David
We are offering a free listing for 6 months for holiday cottages in England – so we can demonstrate to you how many enquiries we can generate before you make any commitment!

http://www.whichcottage.co.uk/add-cottage.php

We’d welcome you onboard.

Comment on Easter lateavailability 2011 by Sara Bishop

Sara Bishop — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 20:15:21 +0000

The East Neuk of Fife is fabulous. 10 miles from St Andrews, 30 golf courses within a 15 mile radius, award winning pub grub and farm shops, Ardross Farm Shop http://www.ardrossfarm.co.uk/ , great light for artists, super watersports facilities http://www.eliewatersports.com – Best hot chocolate in the world at the Cocoa Tree in Pittenweem http://www.thecocoatreeshop.com/ Fun day trips – Scotland’s Secret Bunker http://www.secretbunker.co.uk/ Or how about a hunting shooting fishing day http://www.countrysportscotland.com/ – so much to chose from. Alternatively, you could sit and read the paper, take the dog for a walk and have a kip!

Comment on Easter lateavailability 2011 by David Garside

David Garside — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 14:09:28 +0000

Set in 38 acres of grazing land with horses, ponies and Highland cattle for company and access to numerous longer walks from the doorstep including the Cateran Trail, this cottage is within reach of so many fabulous attractions – Glamis Castle, Scone Palace – and there’s always something on to entertain. 22nd April at 8pm Woody Pines will be ‘kicking up a good time storm’ at http://www.birnamarts.com; 23rd & 24th April there’s a Puppet Eggstravaganza at http://www.scone-palace.co.uk with 20 min performances throughout the day; 23rd & 24th April The Scottish National Scale Model Show is at the Dewar’s Centre in Perth; 27th-29th April there’s the Perth Festival Meeting at http://www.perth-races.co.uk. There are five golf courses within a 5 minute drive and fishing on several rivers and lochs. Or…just stay put, relax, and chill out with a few massages from our wonderful on-site therapist.

Comment on Easter lateavailability 2011 by Alex Walter

Alex Walter — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 12:51:32 +0000

Spring in Galloway guarantees visitors a glimpse of real country life: from farm life to wildlife there is so much to see. The Wildlife Festival runs from 2 – 25 April. The holiday season has begun, but the region remains very quiet so virtually no queues anywhere. Just take a look at what’s on offer from the 7Stanes mountain bike trails and Galloway Forest events to the many gardens full of exotic plants now open until late October. And if it’s culture you’re after there are sculpture trails in the most fabulous settings. Or visit Kirkudbright for galleries and exhibitions, or Wigtown, Scotland’s very own book town with 14 bookshops including the largest second hand book shop in the country, for some amazing finds.

Comment on Easter lateavailability 2011 by Gavin Wood

Gavin Wood — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 21:59:04 +0000

When you stay in this cottage you will be able to explore the timeless beauty of a refreshingly unique location. Royal Deeside and the Cairngorms appeal to travellers from across the world, all being attracted by the colourful grouse moors, native Scots Pine, highland views and misty blue mountains. The scenery here truly soothes the soul and captures the imagination. The landscape is ideal for walking, cycling and many other outdoor pursuits.
The numerous golf courses in the immediate area offer different challenges and all are set in spectacular scenery. Enjoy the castles along Deeside – from the intimate Braemar Castle to Balmoral Castle. There are many others on the Castle Trail in Aberdeenshire owned by the National Trust for Scotland: Craigevar, Crathes, Castle Fraser, Drum, Leith Hall and Fyvie Castle to name but a few! Oh – and don’t forget the distilleries – the nearest being The Lochnagar Distillery next to Balmoral.