Tigh Muileann

Tigh Muileann is a spacious self-catering holiday home in the heart of Killin, offering great views over the iconic Falls of Dochart and Dochart Bridge. This beautifully furnished retreat blends comfort with character, making it ideal for families or groups looking to explore the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Inside, you’ll find a well-equipped kitchen, a separate dining room with an open fire, and a cosy living room with a wood-burning stove—perfect for relaxing after a day of adventure. The lower level includes a king-size bedroom, a triple room, and a family bathroom, while to the rear, there’s a single and twin room with a shared Jack-and-Jill shower room. On the upper floor, the newly renovated Master Suite (Summer 2023) boasts an en-suite shower room, sitting area with Smart TV, and spectacular views of the falls. Outside, enjoy the private garden, explore the nearby hiking trails, or take a short stroll into Killin, a charming village with pubs, restaurants, shops, and local amenities. Whether you’re here for outdoor activities or a relaxing getaway, Tigh Muileann is the perfect Highland escape. NEARBY You are a short walk from all local restaurants, bars, and the local convenience store in the village. There is a 9-hole golf course in Killin which welcomes all visitors. Tigh Muileann is well situated for visiting the historical sites of Finlarig Castle, the Blackhouse and the wider area of Perthshire. For the outdoor enthusiast Killin outdoor centre hires bike, kayaks, and Canadian Canoes it stocks a good selection of maps and outdoor equipment. Annual Local events held include the Killin Highland Games, Killin Agricultural show and the Killin Music Festival. Access to the National Cycle Network Route 7 is close by. Our local munro, Ben Lawers is a short drive away. Ben Lawers Nature reserve has the most celebrated collection of rare mountain plants which proves a big attraction for visitors. You are a short drive from Loch Tay where you can enjoy a Loch Safari. Fortingall Kirk and Old Yew tree is worth a visit with the pictish stones and 5000 year old tree.