View of Bardmony House

The original part of Bardmony House was built in the 14th Century and at that time was attached to the monastery at Coupar Angus and served as a staging post for monks travelling through the area. Thereafter, it formed part of one of Scotland’s most significant estates. Over the years the house has been improved and restored by successive generations. The Georgian West Wing extension of Bardmony House was rebuilt and restored in the early 1970s and it is this wing that provides very comfortable and spacious centrally heated accommodation for self-catering holidays.

Bardmony House	Dining Room

Sitting Room

Ground floor: a comfortable drawing room with TV/DVD/Video, separate dining room, ground floor cloakroom, modern kitchen with dishwasher and microwave, utility room with washing machine and dryer.

First floor: there are two twin bedrooms (one en suite), two single bedrooms (one en suite) and a separate bathroom.

Please note that the owner of Bardmony lives in the main house and the resident housekeeper nearby. The owner’s dogs are occasionally walked, always accompanied, in the grounds of the house.