Beautiful Cottage 3 bedrooms 2 Bathroom secure courtyard & garden. On one level.

Further 5 star/10 out of 10 reviews can be viewed on airbnb, tripadvisor and booking. com "Westwood Cottage, Liff, Dundee"

Beautiful 3 bedroom listed cottage (all on one level - suitable for those less able) in a quiet spot, set within private maintained country estate on the outskirts of Dundee, perfectly placed for visiting Dundee, Angus, Perthshire, Fife, Edinburgh, east and central Scotland. The cottage grounds are fully enclosed. Cosy up to the wood burning stove or enjoy strolls around the private park and woodlands. Free use of private tennis courts. Nearest pub and shops are 1 mile away.

The courtyard and garden are fully enclosed, great for young children and dogs. Enjoy strolls around the private park and woodlands with your children or 4 legged friends.

The accommodation is suitable for groups, families, couples, looking for a rural, peaceful location, yet minutes away from all the area has to offer. The accommodation is all on the one level, allowing easy access for those less able.

If you are after a peaceful, tranquil base, to enjoy all the area has to offer, then this is the place for you.

Westwood Cottage provides spacious accommodation with three bedrooms (1 king with ensuite, 2 doubles + single fold down bed), main bathroom, large well equipped dining kitchen, with an antique dining table, perfect for socialising. The luxurious, comfortable livingroom with wood burner, is an ideal room to relax in after a day of hill-walking in the nearby Glens, day out to Edinburgh or visiting the V&A in Dundee. The 3 comfortable bedrooms, will ensure a good nights sleep and the pullout single sleepover bed, allows flexibility in the sleeping arrangements. The large bathroom, with over-the-bath power shower, provides facilities for guests in double bedrooms 2 & 3. A perfect home for a relaxing retreat or exploring this part of Scotland.

Maximum of 2 well-behaved dogs are welcome at the property (1 large or 2 small-med) - Terms and Conditions and charges apply

The city of Dundee (UNESCO city of design) offers arts & culture in abundance, family friendly attractions and all that you would expect from a city of its stature – museums, theatres and shopping. With the opening of the V&A Museum in September 2018 at the Waterfront and Captain Scott's ship "Discovery" moored next to the museum, take in the stories of old and new when exploring GQ Magazines "coolest little city in Britain".

Golf, fishing, cycling and walking are all popular activities in this fantastic part of Scotland.

Accommodation:
1 x king-size with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 2 x double, 1 single pullout bed, Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with log burning stove.

Amenities:
Gas central heating with log burning stove
Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washer, dishwasher, Smart TVs (livingroom, kitchen, 2 double bedrooms - suitable for PS4 or XBox consoles), Alexa, selection of books and games.
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Cot and highchair on request
Outside dining furniture
Roadside parking next to cottage for 2 cars
Lockable Storage for bikes and golf clubs (enquire at time of booking)
Large lawn (enclosed)
Central Courtyard (enclosed)
Shop and Restaurant/pub 1 mile
Tennis Courts on site (Free)
Private Grass & Woodlands Estate
1 large or 2 small or med, well-behaved dogs allowed
No smoking
Welcome Hamper
Public transport (limited)

The area (Dundee):
Situated on the Tay Estuary, Dundee is Scotland's sunniest city. The city has plenty of places to see and visit, whether you are looking for a family day out, visit one of the annual events, or want to learn more about the city's history, with its monuments and landmarks, its maritime heritage, the arrival of jute or the city's new scientific and design excellence.

The V&A Museum of Design is a centre for design and adds further acclaim to the city's culture portfolio. RRS Discovery is moored at Discovery Point in Dundee (next to the V&A) and open for visitor tours. Built in the city in 1900, RRS Discovery was the ship, which carried Captain Scott on his first expedition across the Antarctic.

There is no better way to see the city and its wildlife than taking a trip along the famous River Tay. Numerous tour operators offer trips from March to September. Bottlenose dolphins and seals are regular visitors to the estuary.

Dundee is now home to one of Scotland’s newest leisure pools and The Olympia is the number one destination for people looking to make a splash when visiting Dundee.

Dundee Science Centre is the only UK science centre based on the 5 senses and it s a terrific spot for curious kids of all ages.

Verdant Works. The rattle and the roar of original restored machinery transport you back over 100 years to an era when jute was king and Dundee was its realm. This 5-star award-winning attraction is a hands-on experience for everyone.

Avertical World Climbing Centre is good fun whether you are already an experienced climber or want to try something new.

Feeling energetic... the wakeboarding and water activity centre, which includes Stand-up Paddleboarding, Ringo Rides and the Aqua Park obstacle course has been constructed at West Victoria Dock Road in Dundee (March-October).

Camperdown Country Park is a stones throw from the cottage and open all year, offering a range of activities including woodland trails, an adventure playground and Camperdown Wildlife Centre, where you can see European brown bears, wolves, lynx and ring tailed lemurs.

Housed in a splendid Gothic Revival-style building, The McManus: Dundee Art Gallery and Museum offers a fascinating insight into Dundee. With eight galleries to explore, there is a wealth of information to discover in exhibitions of art, history and the environment.

Dundee’s food and drink scene is transforming at a dynamic pace. Contemporary restaurants and enterprising bistros sit alongside cool coffee houses, tasteful cafes, craft beer bars and good food shops.

The area (Surrounding):
North of the cottage, you will find Glamis castle, the childhood home of the late Queens Mother (14 miles drive).

Kirrimuir the birthplace of J M Barrie, author of Peter Pan, and the wonderful glens; Clova, Isla and Prosen with Scotlands breath-taking scenery and walking routes, are all within a 45 minute drive.

St Andrews the home of golf is a mere 18 miles from the door, with a further 20 golf courses (including world renowned Championship Courses; such as Carnoustie, Kingsbarn and Gleneagles), within a 40 minute drive.

Dundee train station, 6 miles away, is the gateway for some fantastic day trips, including Edinburgh (1hr 15 mins), Aberdeen (1hr 10 mins) and Glasgow (1hr 20 mins). A short drive will take you to one of the surrounding beaches available on your doorstop, including Broughty Ferry or across the Tay Bridge to the large, secluded beach on the edge of Tentsmuir Forest in Fife or head north St Cyrus Beach, North of Montrose.

For the keen Fisherman, there is salmon fishing on the rivers Tay, North Esk and South Esk, trout fishing at Ledcreigg Loch, carp fishing at Lairds Loch, all within a half hour drive from the property. Sea fishing for the more adventurous is available in nearby Arbroath.

Nearby lochs include Loch Brandy, Long Loch, Loch Creiff and Loch Laird.

The cottage is ideally situated for visiting a vast area of Scotland and below are some indicative travelling times for various sights:

Dundee City Centre 4 miles (10 mins)
Ledcreiff and Lairds Lochs 7 miles (20 mins)
Long Loch 6 miles (15 mins)
Loch Brandy 35 miles (50 mins)
Perth City Centre 20 miles (25 mins)
Edinburgh City Centre 59 miles (around 1 hr)
Aberdeen City Centre 69 miles (around 1 hr 15 mins)
Glasgow City Centre 78 miles (around 1 hr 20 mins)
St Andrews 18 miles (around 25 mins)
Gleneagles 36 miles (around 35 mins)
Carnoustie 17 miles (around 20 mins)
Stirling 52 miles (around 50 mins)
Loch Tummel 57 miles (around 1hr 20 mins)
Loch Ness 146 miles (around 2 hrs 35 mins)
Loch Earn 54 miles (around 1hr 27 mins)
Cairngorm Mountains Entrance (Spittal of Glenshee) 34 miles (around 50 mins)
Glen Isla, Glen Doll, Glen Clova 35 miles (around 50 mins)
Sidlaw Hills 8 miles (15 mins)

If you're looking for a party pad - this place is not for you. We will act on any antisociable disturbances, which could result in expulsion from the property with no refund on unspent nights.