Beatons Nest, nr.Brechin, sleeps 4
Nestling in the shadows of Melgund Castle, in the heart of Angus, this delightful, semi-detached holiday cottage offers a wealth of leisure opportunities. Situated on the family farm in the quiet surroundings of the Angus countryside, a short drive takes you to the Angus Glens that offer a variety of walks at all levels, including the most easterly Munro, Mount Keene. Great golf courses at Brechin, Edzell and Forfar. Good local fishing and superb beaches at Montrose and Lunan Bay a short drive away. The Pictish stones which the area is renowned for are close by and Glamis Castle offers a variety of events during the year. Travel a little further to Dundee, Perth or Aberdeen. Shops, pubs and restaurants 4 miles.
All on ground floor: Living room. Kitchen. Conservatory with patio doors. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin. Shower room with toilet.
Woodburner in living room (initial fuel inc). Oil CH, elec, bed linen and towels inc. DVD. CD. Elec cooker. M/wave. W/machine. T/dryer. D/washer. Freezer. Enclosed garden with sitting-out area, patio and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Secure cycle store. No smoking.
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Customer Reviews of Beatons Nest, nr.Brechin, sleeps 4
1st comment: A fantastic cottage, well appointed and spotlessly clean. Nothing seems to have been too much trouble for the owners to make a holiday one to remember. May 2012.
2nd comment: Go with a minimal amount of household goods. We went via the supermarket then checked in , only to find the Owners very generous in their household provisions . Nov 2011.
3rd comment: Rural setting but within easy reach of visitor attractions and major towns/cities. Excellent accommodation, real home from home. Would thoroughly recommend. Oct 2011.
4th comment: An absolutely outstanding property with everything you could possibly need. (a note to say you dont need to take items like hairdryer, towels, or even dressing gowns). It is the best cottage we have stayed in, for its clean spacious and elegantly decorated rooms. It is in the perfect location for a quiet, relaxing holiday. Johnny and Cathy The owners are very friendly and give you a warm welcome as you arrive to fresh home made scones with jam and cream(which are to die for). They even if they have time give you a tour of the farm if you ask them and they inform you about the day-to-day of farm life. And also the castle that is close by they can inform you about a lot of its history. If you like history, in Brechin castle garden centre there is a museum called pictavia which is very interesting learning about the picts and the carvings on stones, which are placed throughout Scotland. There are a few towns to visit like montrose, dundee but we thought the best one was Forfar where there is a fantastic chip shop and plenty of shops. For tourist attraction Glamis castle was the best. Very interesting and enjoyable for all ages. But there is loads of leaflets and information packs in the cottage for alot of other places. We cant wait to visit again. Aug 2011.
5th comment: This is the best holiday cottage we have ever stayed in, (we have been renting holiday cottages for over 20 years). It was more like a home than a holiday cottage, with excellent quality throughout. We were even welcomed with warm scones, clotted cream and strawberry jam. There were fresh flowers in the bedrooms, all the tourist information was up to date, there were local ordinance survey maps available. All in all a very, very good cottage and well worth the money spent. Our hosts were always available should we have needed anything and were always exceedingly pleasant. June 2011.
6th comment: This is a super place for a restful holiday and the accommodation is second to none. The owners, Cathy and Johnny, made us most welcome when we arrived with scones, cream and jam on the table. Johnny took us to see the new lambs which was most enjoyable. I have no hesitation in recommending this holiday to others. May 2011.
7th comment: Bigger than I thought it would be, excellent facilities and had a great stay. Fantastic! Dec 2010.