Seven Seasons
Seven Seasons is a spacious, family-friendly bungalow located on a working farm in rural North Lanarkshire near the village of Plains, offering scenic farmland and countryside views in a peaceful setting.
Five Sisters Zoo is a rescue-focused zoological park in West Calder, Scotland, known for housing rescued exotic animals including lions, bears, and lemurs, set in a spacious outdoor environment with a focus on animal welfare and family-friendly experiences.
Seven Seasons is a spacious, family-friendly bungalow located on a working farm in rural North Lanarkshire near the village of Plains, offering scenic farmland and countryside views in a peaceful setting.
Alban Villa is a modern, detached log home in a peaceful countryside setting near Linlithgow, featuring open plan living spaces, three bedrooms, and scenic views including a first-floor veranda.
Linlithgow Palace is a historic ruined palace in Scotland, once a principal royal residence in the 15th and 16th centuries, now a visitor attraction managed by Historic Environment Scotland offering tours and adjacent historic site access.
This studio apartment is a cosy and contemporary couple's retreat set in a private riverside location near the historic conservation village of West Linton, offering peace and quiet with scenic countryside surroundings.
Braidwood Castle is a restored historic tower house set over four floors in a rural countryside location, offering a peaceful and stylish self-contained retreat with shared orchard grounds and period features.
This accommodation is a stylish and romantic private retreat in a rural setting near Lanark, designed as an upside-down house with countryside views and a peaceful atmosphere.
Corehouse is a large Tudor revival country house near Lanark, Scotland, featuring guided tours and scenic views above Corra Lynn Falls on the Clyde. It is part of the New Lanark World Heritage Site and offers group visits with light refreshments. Access to the house interior and grounds provide both indoor and outdoor experiences.
This modern, detached bungalow located in central Scotland offers a homely and private retreat setting suitable for couples and small groups, featuring an enclosed garden with a putting green and accessible ground-floor living spaces.
This two-bedroom apartment in the historic royal burgh of Lanark offers a peaceful setting just outside the town centre with a blend of traditional exterior and modern interior, suitable for couples, small groups, or families.
Black Hill is an archaeological outdoor site in South Lanarkshire featuring a Bronze Age burial cairn and Iron Age fortress remains, offering panoramic views over the Clyde Valley and surrounding hills.
This accommodation is an 18th-century stone-built farm steading cottage set in countryside near Edinburgh with spacious, bright, contemporary interiors and a private garden, suitable for larger families and children.
Castle Law is an Iron Age hill fort located in the Pentland Hills, Midlothian, Scotland. Visitors can explore the outdoor remains of defensive earthworks, ditches, and timber palisades with views over the surrounding landscape including the Firth of Forth. The site is free to visit but is on active sheep pasture and near a military firing range, requiring caution with dogs.
A bright, cosy ground floor cottage in Dunfermline offering peaceful accommodation close to Edinburgh and scenic Fife coastline with nearby amenities and public transport links.
Kingsgate Centre is an indoor shopping mall in Dunfermline, Fife, featuring a variety of retail units including major stores like Marks and Spencer and Debenhams, with ample parking and a modern extension.
A detached, lovingly restored 18th century farm cottage in rural Scotland offering a peaceful and romantic retreat with a private garden, woodburner, and countryside views near New Lanark and Falls of Clyde Nature Reserve.
Kinneddar Cottage is a semi-detached holiday cottage situated in rural Fife near historic cities, offering a peaceful setting with shared access to extensive natural grounds and countryside views.
This spacious and luxurious ground floor cottage in South Midlothian offers flexible sleeping arrangements and a range of family-friendly features within a scenic setting accessible to nearby activities across Scottish Borders and Edinburgh.
This accommodation is a rural bungalow located 4 miles from Stirling overlooking a 120-acre loch in peaceful countryside, suitable for families and couples, with a shared large garden and sitting-out area, and boutique furnishings.
Bannockburn is a historic battlefield in Scotland known for the decisive 1314 victory of Robert the Bruce over English forces during the First War of Scottish Independence. The site features a visitor centre operated by the National Trust for Scotland, a modern monument, and a statue of Robert the Bruce. It offers both indoor exhibits and outdoor battlefield exploration.
Falcon Cottage is a modern rural property built in 2021 situated on a working farm between Linlithgow and Bo’ness in Central Scotland, offering scenic countryside views and a garden with sitting area.
A detached bungalow holiday home in a secluded woodland setting near Culross and Dunfermline, with countryside views and easy access to nature walks, providing a peaceful and rural retreat suitable for families and nature lovers.
Culross is a historic village in Fife, Scotland, known for its well-preserved 16th and 17th-century buildings including Culross Palace and Culross Abbey, along with its rich mining and salt panning history. It is a popular destination with heritage architecture and has served as a filming location for various films and TV series.
A cosy, romantic cabin at Punch Tree Lodge with a private wood-fired hot tub, located in a rural estate setting near Carluke, ideal for a peaceful getaway for two guests.
Craignethan Castle is a ruined 16th century Scottish castle located in South Lanarkshire above the River Nethan. It is known for its sophisticated artillery defenses and steep natural defenses, as well as its historical associations with the Hamilton family and Walter Scott. Visitors can explore the outdoor ruins and surrounding defensive ditch and outer courtyard.
This spacious, traditional Grade II listed stone mid-terraced house is located opposite the beach near Kirkcaldy town centre, offering sea views from two bedrooms and a large enclosed garden with patio and BBQ in a coastal setting.
The Mercat Shopping Centre is a large indoor shopping mall in Kirkcaldy, Fife, offering over 60 stores and extensive retail space across two phases of development.
Kirkcaldy, known as The Lang Toun, is a historic town on the east coast of Scotland offering a pedestrian-friendly town center with rich cultural heritage including museums, theatres, parks, and annual markets. It is served by a railway station and local public transport, featuring riverside and seaside scenery.
A stylish boutique bungalow set in peaceful rural scenery overlooking a 120-acre loch near Stirling, accommodating up to 4 guests with family-friendly features and scenic outdoor spaces.
The Battle of Bannockburn offers visitors a guided, immersive indoor experience of the historic 1314 battle through films, exhibits, and interactive displays, alongside an outdoor memorial park featuring the iconic Robert the Bruce statue and commemorative monuments. The venue includes a café, shop, and is wheelchair accessible, with facilities aimed at all ages including sensory backpacks and accessible tours.
The Den at Culross is a detached holiday cottage on a working farm in a peaceful rural location in Fife, ideal for cyclists and walkers with scenic paths nearby and views of countryside and hills.
Forget Me Not Cottage is a contemporary three-bedroom house situated in the historic and picturesque village of Culross, known for its cobbled streets and views of Culross Abbey and the Palace.
This detached house offers ground floor accommodation in a quiet elevated countryside setting with open plan living space, and is within easy reach of Loch Lomond and surrounding national parks, as well as cities and amenities nearby.
A rural bungalow accommodation overlooking a 120-acre loch near Stirling, with a boutique standard interior that is intimate and peaceful in a countryside setting.
This holiday home is set on a working farm in West Lothian countryside near Linlithgow, offering a peaceful rural retreat with extensive walks from the doorstep and nearby historic sites.
This detached holiday cottage is set in a secluded rural woodland on a working farm estate near Dunfermline, with a cosy atmosphere and private garden, providing a peaceful retreat with access to outdoor activities and nearby historic attractions.
Blackness Castle is a historic 15th-century fortress on the Firth of Forth near the village of Blackness, Scotland. Visitors can explore its extensive outdoor fortifications known for advanced artillery defenses, its distinctive ship-like shape, and its rich history as a royal palace, prison, and garrison. The castle is also notable for its appearances in film and TV.
Coo Lodge is a cosy, peaceful retreat on the outskirts of Falkirk with panoramic views over the Forth Valley, featuring an open plan living space, private decking, and a private hot tub, all set in a tranquil rural environment overlooking fields.
Watling Lodge is a well-preserved Roman fortlet along the Antonine Wall near Falkirk, Scotland, featuring significant archaeological remains and informative signage for visitors exploring the historic outdoor site.
This detached chalet sits above Douglas Water in a scenic countryside location with private garden and river views, offering a peaceful and stylish retreat for families or small groups.
This accommodation is a wing of a large 18th-century farmhouse set in a rural, peaceful location with a private garden, shared woodland play area, and a second living room, ideal for families and those seeking a countryside retreat near Edinburgh.
This detached stone cottage lies within the shared grounds of the historic Braidwood Castle in the Clyde Valley and offers a peaceful and cosy retreat for two guests with a single bedroom and wet room on the ground floor, alongside a shared orchard and large enclosed garden.
Cosy two-bedroom cottage in Peebles combining traditional features with modern comforts, set in a peaceful location ideal for couples, friends, or small families with access to bike storage and nearby outdoor activities.
An ancient holy site featuring the remains of a 13th-century church known as the Cross Kirk, notable for its historic western doorway and association with St Nicholas.
A holiday cottage converted from a barn located in peaceful countryside near the Pentland Hills and close to Edinburgh, featuring a stylish and cosy atmosphere with a private enclosed garden and scenic surroundings.
Malleny House and Garden is a historic site near Balerno, Scotland, featuring notable 17th-century architecture and extensive gardens known for their large yew trees, diverse rose collections, and Victorian glasshouses. The gardens are open to the public, but the house itself is not.
A mid-terraced cottage located near Linlithgow offering scenic views over Carribber Loch and woodland, providing a peaceful and family-friendly countryside retreat with outdoor space, shared hot tub, fishing, and easy access to nearby towns and attractions.
Torphichen Preceptory is a historic church and former Knights Hospitaller headquarters in West Lothian, Scotland, featuring medieval architecture, sanctuary stones, and a kirkyard with notable historic headstones. The site includes indoor ruins and outdoor grounds, open to visitors with an entrance charge in summer.
A single-storey, semi-detached apartment set in rolling countryside near Biggar and Broughton, suitable for couples, with views over hills and good walking and cycling nearby.
Coulter Motte is a medieval motte-castle mound situated in a strategic position overlooking a river crossing, with much of its history and original structure unknown. It is an outdoor historic site preserved in state care since the early 20th century.
Goose Cottage is a converted stone steading located in West Lothian countryside near Edinburgh and Glasgow, offering a peaceful and romantic atmosphere with countryside views and easy access to nearby cities.
Cairnpapple Hill is a historic hill in West Lothian, Scotland, featuring significant archaeological remains from Neolithic to Iron Age periods, including a henge, cairns, and burial sites, with a visitor centre and an indoor exhibition within a concrete dome covering the prehistoric cairn.
Livingston is a large new town in West Lothian, Scotland, known for its planned urban layout, extensive shopping centers, cultural amenities including an arts centre and museums, and its role as a technology and industrial hub. It blends historical heritage with modern development in a walkable town centre accessible by rail and public transport.
Copper Beech Cabin is a hexagon-shaped wooden cabin for two adults located in a rural part of Mauldslie Estate, Carluke, offering a peaceful and scenic countryside retreat with open-plan living and a private outdoor bath experience.
A peaceful countryside ground floor lodge near Linlithgow with open plan living, two bedrooms, decking with garden furniture, and private parking.
The Stables is a five-bedroom holiday accommodation located on the expansive and private Harburn Estate, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat with views of landscaped gardens, woodlands, and parkland in a charming historic stable building setting.
This semi-detached holiday cottage in rural Fife offers peaceful, family-friendly accommodation on the ground floor with shared garden grounds and convenient access to local golf courses and nearby historic cities.
A cosy and homely holiday home set within the walled garden of a Grade B Listed house in central Scotland, offering a laid-back private retreat surrounded by nature with wildlife and convenient access to nearby towns and amenities.
Kinneil House is a historic 16th-century house located in Bo'ness, Scotland, featuring notable mural paintings and remnants of the Antonine Wall including the only visible Roman fortlet remains. The house combines indoor historic interiors and outdoor archaeological sites, with a rich history involving the Hamilton family and figures like James Watt. It is a site of both cultural heritage and Roman history.
The Wee White Cottage is a spacious, beautifully renovated detached cottage set back from the road offering privacy and seclusion, ideal for large families or groups, with views towards Stirling landmarks and proximity to local attractions.
Lawford Lodge is a detached holiday home located on a working dairy farm in the Scottish countryside, offering panoramic views over farmland and hills, with a large enclosed garden and decking, suitable for families and groups seeking a quiet rural retreat.
Seabegs Wood is the site of a Roman fortlet on the Antonine Wall in Scotland, featuring well-preserved ancient earthworks as part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site within a historically significant landscape.
A charming two-bedroom cottage on the outskirts of Edinburgh in the peaceful waterside village of Cramond, featuring scenic harbour views and close proximity to the beach and local amenities.
Eagle Rock is a Roman-era weather-worn carving on a rocky outcrop by the Firth of Forth near Cramond, situated in an important habitat for waders and winterfowl.
Bumbles Barn is a cosy and peaceful rural lodge ideal for couples, situated in an enclosed courtyard with countryside walks and a private hot tub, allowing pets and offering private parking in a quiet countryside setting.
A cosy three-bedroom detached holiday home in historic Stirling with a private garden and wood burner, located near the city centre and castle, providing a peaceful retreat ideal for families and pet owners exploring Scotland's heritage and outdoors.
The Thistles Shopping Centre in Stirling offers a large indoor retail experience with over 87 shops and a historic 16th-century jail exhibit called the Thieves Pot. It is a major regional shopping destination with free admission to the jail and various events including a children's Santa's Grotto.
This traditional Scottish countryside cottage offers a cosy, private retreat with historic charm and views of Tinto Hill, suitable for couples and located near local outdoor activities and scenic countryside.
This accommodation offers beautifully furnished lodges nestled among broad-leaved trees by the Avon Gorge, serving as a base for exploring natural beauty and local wildlife, located within touring distance of Stirling and Edinburgh with local dining options nearby.
This traditional ground-floor apartment in the picturesque town of Peebles features two bedrooms and is suitable for up to four guests, offering a comfortable and central base with a small walled garden and patio area.
This accommodation is a wheelchair-accessible holiday cottage set in a tranquil rural location overlooking open farmland, near Edinburgh with easy train access, featuring ground-floor living and sleeping areas, a garden with sitting-out area and BBQ, and private onsite parking.
This accommodation is a rural property set on a working farm in West Lothian countryside, surrounded by farmland with scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere.
Broxburn is a historic town in West Lothian, Scotland, known for its shale oil industrial heritage and vibrant community facilities, with accessible transport links and cultural sites.
This detached holiday cottage is located in Palacerigg Country Park, surrounded by abundant wildlife and natural scenery, offering a peaceful rural retreat with nearby woodland walks, a golf course, and horse riding opportunities.
The Antonine Centre is a large indoor shopping centre located in Cumbernauld, Scotland, featuring a variety of retail outlets including a Tesco Extra, community spaces, and a historic railway station clock.
Cumbernauld is a large planned new town in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, known for its modernist architecture, Roman historical sites, extensive green spaces, and a distinctive town centre. It offers a mixture of residential, retail, cultural, and outdoor experiences with convenient transport links including rail and bus services.
Kirklea is a traditional semi-detached cottage located in the large town of Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, with a corner position and a large enclosed garden at the rear offering a homely and accessible setting for couples, small families, or groups.
Baron's Haugh is a community nature reserve in Motherwell known for its wetland habitats and woodlands, offering excellent birdwatching opportunities and nature trails. Visitors can enjoy spotting a variety of wildlife including Kingfishers and Otters. The reserve is accessible with surfaced paths and offers parking but has no on-site facilities such as toilets or cafes.
Wishaw is a large historic town in North Lanarkshire, Scotland, known for its Victorian industrial heritage, cultural institutions, and community amenities, including parks, historic churches, and local shopping areas.
The Lodge is a charming former Estate Gatehouse situated on the edge of the Historic Royal Burgh of Linlithgow, blending rural views with proximity to town and countryside amenities.
The House of the Binns is a 17th-century historic mansion and estate in West Lothian, Scotland, featuring notable Scottish baronial architecture, extensive parkland with a folly tower, and collections reflecting the Dalyell family's history. Visitors can explore both indoor historic rooms and outdoor gardens and walks.
This one-bedroom holiday lodge is set in a rural location near Airdrie, providing a peaceful base for exploring nearby cities and natural attractions with garden views and outdoor space.
A peaceful and romantic one-bedroom cabin set in a rural countryside location with a private hot tub, enclosed large garden, and private parking for two cars, suitable for a couple seeking relaxation.
The Bothy at Winkston Farmhouse is a cosy one-bedroom cottage located in the peaceful grounds of Winkston Farmhouse near Peebles, suitable for couples or solo travellers and featuring secure bike storage, drying facilities, and a laid-back atmosphere for outdoor enthusiasts.
A Scandinavian lodge in the heart of the Forth Valley providing a peaceful and cosy retreat for six guests with pets allowed and private outdoor space featuring a hot tub and decked veranda.
This first-floor apartment is set in a woodland location halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow, offering a private hot tub and outdoor garden area with parking and Wi-Fi included.
This three-bedroom luxury cottage is situated just outside the Royal Burgh of Linlithgow near Edinburgh, set on a working farm with views over garden and fields, featuring en-suite bedrooms, an open-plan living area with a wood burner, and suitable for families or small groups.
Ploughman’s Rest is a characterful two-bedroom cottage set in the peaceful grounds of Winkston Farmhouse near Peebles, blending traditional rural charm with modern comforts and ideal for bikers and nature lovers.
This accommodation is a three-bedroom purpose-built holiday home near the Royal Burgh of Linlithgow, comfortably accommodating six guests with countryside and garden views and a relaxed atmosphere.
A countryside cottage set on a working farm in West Lothian offering views of surrounding farmland, suitable for up to 4 guests with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, featuring a homely and peaceful atmosphere with countryside immersion.
This accommodation is a spacious, homely cottage set on a working farm in rural West Lothian countryside, offering a peaceful and private retreat with access to grassy tracks and nearby historic sites.
This family cottage is situated on a working farm in West Lothian countryside, offering a peaceful rural environment close to historic Linlithgow and local attractions.
This two-storey detached lodge offers a peaceful and private setting in central Scotland surrounded by open countryside and woodland, with scenic views and easy access to nearby cities including Edinburgh and Glasgow.
A large, quiet ground floor apartment in the heart of New Town, Edinburgh, located within easy walking distance of city attractions and transport links, with a small private front outdoor sitting area.
Bute House in Edinburgh is the official residence and workplace of the First Minister of Scotland, a neoclassical 18th-century townhouse designed by Robert Adam. It serves as a government venue hosting cabinet meetings, official receptions and press conferences, and is owned by the National Trust for Scotland.
The Shieling is a detached bungalow in a small historic town of Biggar, ideal for families, featuring spacious rooms and a garden, offering a comfortable and homely atmosphere in the Scottish Southern Uplands countryside.
A quirky and unique bothy located in the walled garden of the Grade B Listed Kinneil House near Falkirk, set in a peaceful, family-friendly environment with shared outdoor and utility facilities and close to woodland and local amenities.
A well-preserved historic dovecot originally used to house pigeons for a Scottish estate, featuring a notable heraldic panel from the 1600s and visible from a modern housing estate setting.
This detached two-bedroom house near Edinburgh offers a luxurious and private retreat with a well-proportioned living and dining room, a private garden, and an accessible location close to Roslin and the Pentland Hills, suited for couples or small families.
Castlelaw Hill Fort is an Iron Age defensive site featuring three rings of ramparts and an earth house, set in the scenic Pentland Hills near Edinburgh. Visitors can explore historical earthworks outdoors.
Romantic former watermill located in a secluded spot overlooking the River Avon, offering a private outdoor hot tub and river views from verandahs, with a quiet riverside retreat atmosphere.
The Coach House is a spacious three-bedroom semi-detached property set in a private country estate near Edinburgh, surrounded by landscaped gardens and woodlands, offering a quiet rural retreat with historic charm.
This is a first floor apartment in a quiet residential area near the centre of Dunfermline, suitable for up to three guests and close to local transport links and coastal attractions.
Dunfermline Palace is a historic ruined royal palace in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, renowned as the birthplace of King Charles I and connected to Dunfermline Abbey. Visitors can explore the outdoor ruins and enjoy scenic views of the Firth of Forth. The site is managed by Historic Environment Scotland and is open to the public without charge.
A peaceful luxury pod set in a private field with scenic countryside surroundings, featuring an open plan ground floor layout and a private wood-fired hot tub, ideal for a romantic and tranquil retreat close to Edinburgh.