Eastwood House, Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland

Eastwood House sleeps up to 20

The house offers cosy and comfortable accommodation for up to 20 in 9 bedrooms and is the perfect choice for gatherings of family and friends, special occasions and retreats.

The five public rooms at ground floor, and the majority of the bedrooms above, are south facing with stunning river and hill views. The house is stocked with logs and kindling for the open fires and wood burning stove in the public rooms.

Set within beautiful, secluded riverside gardens but only a short, scenic, walk away from the centre of historic Dunkeld. The village lies at the gateway to highland Perthshire in an area well known for its natural scenic beauty, its history and culture and its proximity to a wide range of outdoor pursuits. Eastwood also has trout fishing, by arrangement, in our named Tay pools.

Eastwood has a wonderfully rich and varied history. Originally part of the Atholl Estates, it was for many years a tranquil highland retreat welcoming renowned guests such as Sir John Everett Millais, Lillie Langtry, David Lloyd George, Stanley Baldwin and, most famously, Beatrix Potter who wrote the stories of both Peter Rabbit and Jeremy Fisher during her summer here in 1893.

Eastwood offers a magical stay for visitors in the comfort and beauty of this historic house, its stunning setting and as the perfect base from which to explore all that Highland Perthshire has to offer.