Reception Rooms

Kinnaird House is a large Victorian Country House built in 1885 for an Edinburgh Lawyer as his country residence. The lawyer narrowly missed having the writer Robert Louis Stevenson, a fellow escapee from Edinburgh, as his neighbour at Kinnaird Cottage.

The substantial blue-grey stone came from Duntrune Quarry by Dundee and stands out amongst the yellow stone of most of Pitlochry's Victorian architecture. 

Unique, original features include a fireplace in the Drawing Room made from white Scottish marble from the River Tilt above Blair Atholl, ornate plasterwork rarely found these days, working shutters, a stained glass window on the staircase and Victorian tiled vestibule.

Kinnaird House is fully double glazed and has a fantastic state of the art biomass central heating system so you will be cosy all year round.