A Cosy wee cottage in the heart of the trossachs!

Braeval Farm Holiday Cottage near Aberfoyle is an ideal holiday cottage with an excellent location in heart of the Trossachs.Within walking distance of David Marshal Lodge visitors centre with go ape and some fantastic forest walks and only one mile from the village of Aberfoyle.

This cosy and comfortable holiday cottage is a real home from home. Full of character Braeval Farm holiday cottage has an interior that is elegant yet at the same time casual and practical.

This traditional holiday cottage is ideal for visiting the local area around the Trossachs or nearby Loch Lomond and only one hours drive to both Edinburgh and Glasgow.

The cottage provides comfortable holiday accommodation for up to 4 people. The accommodation comprises 2 bedrooms, one double and one twin and a spacious open plan living room with kitchen, dining and sitting areas. The cottage has central heating and additional electric heaters throughout.
 
Braeval Farm Cottage is an ideal choice for a romantic break or a family stay where the great outdoors can be enjoyed to the full.

Aberfoyle Golf Course, which is located only metres away from the cottage and is open to non-members. Scenic footpaths and forest fire trails are easily accessed from the cottage offering the opportunity to explore the stunning Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, part of the National park, either by foot or by mountain bike.
 
The village of Aberfoyle is a thriving, busy village with
 
The cottage has a small south facing enclosed patio garden to the front with garden furniture. This is a sunny well sheltered area to sit and relax whilst planning your next trip out to see the wonderful countryside of the Trossachs.

This cottage is one of the best I have ever stayed in { and I rent four times each year} - boutique with comfort and everything needed for a relaxing break. Lots of excellent dog walks right from the front door. Thank you Susan & Rob - you could not have been more helpful, especially with the late booking and with my dog Beth.
- Alma. Cambridgeshire