Cabin ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 6 guests | Cottage in Auchtubh
3 Bedroom Cottage in Lochearnhead, Auchtubh
Escape to Ninevah. Nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Ninevah is a spacious stone-fronted cottage offering a perfect retreat near Balquhidder, Strathyre, Lochearnhead, Callander and Stirling Surrounded by the pristine beauty of this renowned National Park, Ninevah offers a tranquil haven and a truly immersive Scottish experience for families or small groups. From tranquil mornings to thrilling outdoor adventures, this cottage is a great base for exploring one of Scotland's most celebrated natural treasures. Book your stay today and uncover the magic of the Trossachs. Accommodation Details. Arrive at Ninevah via a countryside track and park in the courtyard. Step inside to find the inviting dining room and sitting room, complete with plush seating, a large wall-mounted internet-enabled TV, and a piano once owned by a student of the Conservatoire—offering a unique touch for music lovers.
The kitchen/diner is well-equipped to meet your needs, featuring an electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, coffee machine and a dishwasher. The adjoining dining area features an informal round table, creating a relaxed setting for shared meals and quality time together. The ground floor also boasts a spacious double bedroom with a comfortable bed and an adjacent shower room, catering to guests with limited mobility.
Upstairs two additional double bedrooms provide restful retreats, featuring spacious layouts and comfortable double beds as highlighted by guest reviews. These rooms share a bathroom with a corner bath and an overhead shower. Start your mornings in the suntrap conservatory, a cozy four-person space that's perfect for savouring a quiet coffee while soaking up the serene surroundings of the National Park. Outdoor Activities and Adventures. Situated within The Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, Ninevah's location is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Discover the park's extensive network of trails, including routes to the summits of Ben Vorlich and Ben More, or enjoy water-based activities like wild swimming in Loch Voil or kayaking on Loch Lubnaig. The National Cycle Route 7 is within easy reach, offering stunning scenic routes for cyclists of all levels as well as nearby mountain biking routes. Optional bike storage and a repair stand are also available for guests who wish to bring their own bicycles.
For walkers, many local highlights, for example the trail starting at Mhor 84 and the route near Rob Roy's grave with a short walk to breathtaking viewpoints in Kirkton Glen. Ambitious hikers can also explore the region's renowned Munros and Corbetts for lots of rewarding challenges. Art enthusiasts will also appreciate the inclusion on request of an easel for sketching or painting inspiration from the natural beauty nearby. Some guests have even seen the Northern Lights from Ninevah, while others have driven to Ben Nevis, completed the climb, and returned within a day—testament to the cottage's well-placed location for adventure. Local Attractions. A short drive brings you to the bustling town of Callander home to a golf course, a variety of shops, and dining venues along the scenic River Teith.
• Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park.
• The majestic Bracklinn Falls in Callander
• A journey on the Steamship Sir Walter Scott at Loch Katrine
• The enchanting Falls of Dochart in Killin
• The beautifully manicured Drummond Castle Gardens
• Award-winning Scottish cuisine at Monachyle Mhor
• Dining and entertainment at Mhor 84 Motel within walking distance.
Only seven miles from the ancient town of Callander is the small settlement of Strathyre, which is named after the Gaelic phrase meaning "broad winding valley" and is located at the head of Loch Lubnaig, protected by Ben Ledi, Ben Vane, and Ben Shian. As a former resting point for cattle drovers and current home to a café, a small village store, a post office, and a tavern that serves meals, Strathyre has long been a favourite destination for tourists. Beautiful, verdant woodlands cover the hills on either side of the valley, drawing hikers, cyclists, and fell runners every year. In May, competitors compete in the strenuous Strathyre Stuc a Chroin 5000 hill race. The 18-hole golf course at Callander, which is among the top ten courses in Scotland, is only a short drive away.
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