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The cottage is part of the ground floor of Kippenross House, and has a private entrance off a courtyard. It is a very spacious flat and has been fully refurbished in 2004.
All linen and towels are provided free of charge. The beds have duvets with cotton sheets and we supply two towels per person.
Logs for the wood-burning stove and electricity are included in the price.
The cottage is non-smoking - but of course you are welcome to smoke outside.

There is central heating and electric blankets on all the beds, so you will be cosy in the winter. Sleeps 6: 2 bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin. There is also a sofa bed in the sitting room. Bathroom with bath and shower above; and heated towel rail.
A beautiful, fully-equipped, kitchen and a very large dining/sitting room (with wooden flooring) and a wood-burning stove.

The kitchen is equipped with everything you might need: stainless steel oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and microwave. Washing and dishwasher powder, cleaning materials etc are all provided.
There is a colour television, video, DVD player, CD player and radio. Also some books, videos and board games (sorry, there are no DVDs as yet, but you can rent them nearby or bring your own).
You have your own private sitting out area in the garden with table and chairs. We also provide a barbeque - this was a Victorian spa town so the weather can be surprisingly good!
A cot and highchair can be provided if necessary (we can also arrange babysitting if you want to go out for the evening). If you need anything else for your baby or children then we can probably provide it - just ask!

You can use our tennis court free of charge (there are tennis racquets and balls kept on the court which you can use) and walk around the glorious parkland. The Allan Water runs through the bottom of the park and deer are live on the estate (often seen in the garden too!). If you enjoy birdwatching then there are lots of interesting species to observe.

Kippenross House enjoys a secluded and beautiful setting near Bridge of Allan. It dates from 1750 and is attributed to William Adam. The park in which the house is set was designed in 1791 by the influential Scottish landscape architect Thomas White. His design at Kippenross is a pure example of the romantic approach to the setting of a country house in 'natural' parkland. Kippenross was the birthplace of Jane Stirling who became a devoted pupil of Chopin in Paris the 1840s. Chopin dedicated two nocturnes to her and visited the house when she accompanied him on his tour of Scotland.

Kippenross House is a perfect base for a Scottish holiday - a central location and beautiful accommodation. This is an idyllic holiday cottage in the lovely Perthshire countryside, in the centre of Scotland.

We want to ensure that you have a happy and relaxing holiday here so if you have any additional requirements then please don't hesitate to ask and we will do our best to fulfil them.