Fairygreen Cottage

Surrounded by farmland with stunning views of the Sidlaw hills, Fairygreen cottage is the perfect countryside getaway. Built in 1872 for the Estate’s stockman, this traditional Scottish cottage has been lovingly restored and remodelled internally to provide incredible comfort for a peaceful holiday. The cottage features two spacious rooms with kingsize beds, an ensuite and separate bathroom. We welcome children of all ages and a travel cot and highchair can be provided at no extra cost.

Sleeps 4 - 2 Bedrooms – 2 bathrooms

Children of all ages welcome

PRICE: £185 - £250 per night

 

Kingsize beds with Egyptian cotton linen 

Woodburning stove

Outdoor patio and garden furniture

Arran soaps and toiletries

LARGE shower room AND ENSUITE BATHROOM

Luxury towels

NESPRESSO coffee machine

Smart TV

Washing machinE

Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher

Stone cottage with green door and windows, surrounded by trimmed bushes and green lawn; overcast sky.
Person sitting in a cozy living room, reading a book in a striped armchair near a window with curtains. There's a wooden coffee table with flowers and a cup in the foreground.
Dining room with a table set for breakfast, including bread and strawberries, near a window with a view of a scenic landscape.
A cozy setup with a wood-burning stove in the background, a red candle on a table, red wine being poured into a glass next to an empty wine glass, a can of Perelló Gordal Picante olives, and a platter with prosciutto, blue cheese, and grapes. The sce
Bedroom with bed, pillows, lamps, dresser, rug, and chair
Breakfast scene with a table setting including a person pouring coffee from a French press into a mug, plates with bagels and bacon, a basket of bananas and berries, and a glass of juice.
Light green dresser with a white pitcher holding dried flowers and a stack of folded white towels.
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Wooden table with sliced sourdough bread, butter, raspberries in a jar, assorted fresh berries, a jar of granola, and a mug.
Stone cottage with chimney, small front garden with shrubs, and surrounding green lawn.
Cozy living room with a vase of pink flowers on a wooden table, patterned pillows on a sofa, and a round table lamp emitting warm light.
Stone cottage with lit windows at dusk, surrounded by a wooden fence and bushes.
Cozy bedroom corner with striped pink and patterned blue pillows on a bed, lit by a bedside lamp.
Modern bathroom with sink, toilet, bathtub, and mirror on beige tiles, featuring wood vanity, toiletries, wall art, and wicker basket.
Interior shelf with books, elephant figurine, plants, and a lamp.
Modern kitchen with gray cabinets, marble countertops, and a small dining table with wooden chairs, featuring a window with a backyard view.
Cozy bedroom setting with a white bed, striped pillows, a tray with waffles and berries, a person holding a mug, a side table with a lit candle, and a lamp.
Bedroom interior with green dresser, beige chair, and mirror, featuring a hanging wicker light fixture and wooden floor.
Cozy cottage with Christmas lights at dusk, rustic stone exterior, green door with wreath, wooden picket fence, and scenic landscape in the background.
Cozy living room scene with two glasses of red wine on a wooden table, a vase with pink flowers, and a lit wood-burning stove in the background.
Three bottles of bath and hair products on a window sill with a blurred outdoor background.
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What to do

A stay at Dunsinnan is a real rural retreat, a chance to slow down, immerse yourself in nature and soak up the silence. So if you want to do nothing, then you should! But if action and adventure is your thing, we've got you covered.

 

sustainability

Fairygreen Cottage’s carbon footprint.

Fairygreen Cottage has been certified by Sustonica, the first sustainability standard for short-term lets, as a sustainable holiday rental. We are continuing to improve our green credentials at the cottage and remain committed to providing local produce, using eco friendly cleaning products, smart heating systems and maintaining excellent levels of insulation in this historic building. 

The estate’s woodlands help to capture around 2000 tonnes of carbon every year, over twice the amount we generate, ensuring we are a carbon negative organisation.