Inside Atom Crow Cottage

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Accommodation At Atom Crow Cottage

Atom Crow comprises:

Sitting/Dining Room

The living room furnishing has been recently been updated at the end of 2022, with a new leather 4 piece suite, complemented by a footstool that doubles as an occasional table. I addition to this, a new smart TV has also be added for evening entertainment or ideal for when its a rainy day outside in the highlands

The side-board contains a variety of classic board games, jigsaws, maps and books.

 

Kitchen

Integrated gas hob and electric oven. At the end of 2022, new white goods / appliances were added. A new Bosch Boiler that is greener for the environment was fitted to the home, making sure our guests are warm no matter the season. There is also a brand new washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher and fridge-freezer meaning that Atom Crow enters 2023 with brand new amenities. 

Bedrooms

3 bedrooms in total, each sleep 2 people and come complete with fitted wardrobes. (for details see our bedrooms page)

Family Bathroom

With walk in shower and accessible for wheelchair users. 

Garden

There is an accessible garden with a hut containing garden furniture, which can be used to store golf clubs, bikes and children's equipment. There is a secure lock provided.

Living room

Living room

Kitchen

Kitchen

Family bathroom

Hallway

A well furnished & quiet cosy cottage with information for everyones interests. Despite hurricane katie being forecast. Pitlochry only had very heavy rain & wind. Nice and quiet here. Red squirrels came for their hazelnuts everyday and came and took them from your carpet floor at patio door. Golden Eagle seen at Rannoch Station. Enjoyed the peace & friendly welcome, will recommend to friends. Thank you

C & A Smith

Had a lovely time, the cottage is very comfortable and quiet. The squirrel came to visit nearly everyday and we named him Chesney. Thank you very much, Had a great holiday!

Caroline Smith

The kitchen window is a great spot to watch the red squirrels feed.

Pitlochry view of the Tay