The Chapel House at Duncrub
Sleeps up to 4 people.
Archived listing. This entry was captured from the original Self Catering Searcher directory in January 2022 and is kept for reference. Prices and availability have been removed, and the property may no longer be let. Please do not treat this as a current offer.
Chapel House is a 10-minute walk from the conservation village of Dunning, with its 13th Century Norman Church tower and now home to a Pictish stone called the Dupplin Cross. It’s a friendly village with a Pub that serves good food (Egon Ronay 2006 entry), three small shops, a Post Office, a 9-hole Golf Course, two tennis courts and a bowling green. There's an 18-hole golf course 2 miles away and a whole host of others to choose from, including the world-famous Gleneagles Hotel Courses 7 miles away - and after your day out, unwind with a game of badminton and table tennis in the knave of the chapel. We are around and hour’s drive from Edinburgh and Glasgow. From golf courses to interesting gardens, castles and ceilidhs, walking and enjoying our magnificent countryside, there's plenty to do and see in the area at all times of year and we always provide plenty of tourist information. There is good shopping, whether your taste is for antiques or cashmere's, modern design or the best of Scottish products. There's excellent eating out locally, ranging from the cheap and cheerful to high quality dining. Perth has an excellent leisure pool, a good Concert Hall and Theatre, and is a 'City in Bloom' Gold award winner. With plenty occupy your time, or just relax - the choice is yours! Local attractions include, The Famous Grouse Distillery, Scone Palace, Huntingtower Castle, Falkland Palace, Blair Castle, Branklyn Gardens, Drummond Castle Gardens, Dunkeld Cathedral.
Sleeping arrangements
| Bedroom | Beds | Sleeps | En-suite |
|---|---|---|---|
| No. 1 | 1 Double bed | 2 | Yes |
| No. 2 | 2 Single beds | 2 | No |
Kitchen
The Chapel House has the only kitchen we know with a stained glass window-the kitchen has been created in part of a 19th century private chapel. It is a galley style kitchen with electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, washer/dryer, microwave, kettle and toaster. A full compliment of crockery and cutlery is supplied. Next door is the unique dining room created from the corridor that originally attached the chapel to the 19th century mansion house. From the dining room, double doors lead on to a patio and large enclosed garden.
Living Room
The sitting room in the Chapel House is both spacious and comfortable. This is a modern room, part of the architect designed extension to the existing 19th century chapel building. Comfortable seating, this is a light room with window facing south and west. There is a flat screen TV with integral DVD player, and a music system. The bookshelves are full of books and tourist information with suggestions for walks, eating out, visits, maps and some history of the house.
Other Rooms
There is a separate dining room already described under the kitchen heading - it's a lovely dining room featuring original panelling, floor tiles, trefoil windows and tartan curtains over double doors that lead on to the patio. In the knave of the chapel visitors can enjoy a game of badminton or table tennis.
Facilities
- Credit cards accepted - Visa, Master Card, Barclay Card, Maestro
- Cot available
- No Smoking
- Television
- Garden/patio area
- BBQ
- Central Heating
- Fuel/Electricity included in price
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Iron available
- Laundry facilities
- Drying facilities
- Linen provided
- Towels provided