Manor Heather Turretbank Crieff: 6-Bedroom Highland Manor with Spa & Michelin-Star Dining Nea

This luxury manor rental in Crieff offers a rare opportunity to inhabit a distinguished 19th-century Highland estate surrounded by the sweeping landscapes of Perthshire. Manor Heather Turretbank Crieff stands amid ancient woodland in the tranquil Hosh area, just minutes from the characterful market town and a short walk from the celebrated two Michelin-starred Glenturret Lalique Restaurant. With six generous bedrooms, a private spa, and interiors that marry Scottish heritage with contemporary sophistication, this is a property that rewards every sense.

Inside Manor Heather Turretbank Crieff

Step through the grand entry hall and an immediate sense of occasion takes hold. The ground floor unfolds with a spacious lounge anchored by a magnificent open-hearth fireplace, where deep sofas and soft lamplight invite long evenings of conversation. Adjacent, a formal dining room seats twelve in style beneath elegant pendant lighting, its polished table ideal for celebratory suppers fuelled by the finest Scottish produce. For pre-dinner drinks, a dedicated cocktail bar adds a playful note of glamour, fully stocked and ready for mixing.

The open-plan kitchen is the heart of daily life here. Equipped with a traditional Aga alongside modern appliances, it caters to everything from leisurely breakfasts to ambitious feasts. Generous counter space, quality cookware, and views out to the surrounding greenery make cooking a pleasure rather than a chore. A ground-floor WC completes this level.

Ascending the staircase to the first floor, you will find six beautifully appointed bedrooms, each designed with comfort and character in mind. King-size beds dressed in premium linens, tasteful Highland-inspired décor, and carefully chosen artworks give every room its own personality. Six en-suite bathrooms ensure complete privacy for each pair of guests, with rainfall showers and luxurious toiletries adding a hotel-quality finish. Throughout, the interiors balance period features such as high ceilings, original woodwork, and generous sash windows with a clean, contemporary aesthetic that feels both welcoming and refined. Reliable WiFi keeps everyone connected, while the spa and sauna facilities on site provide a sanctuary for relaxation after a day spent exploring the Highlands.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The grounds of Manor Heather Turretbank Crieff are as impressive as the interiors. Mature trees frame rolling lawns, and the woodland setting creates a sense of complete seclusion even though the town of Crieff is only a short drive away. Guests can take morning walks along pathways that wind through the estate, breathing in crisp Highland air tinged with pine and heather. A private parking area accommodates multiple vehicles, making arrivals smooth and fuss-free.

Outdoor seating areas allow guests to gather with a glass of something special as the light shifts over the hills. The elevated position affords sweeping views across Perthshire’s green valleys, and on clear evenings the sky fills with stars far from any urban glow. Children have ample room to run and play on the lawns, while adults can savour the tranquillity of a genuinely private Highland estate. The spa and sauna facilities encourage indulgence at any hour, whether it is a post-hike wind-down or a lazy afternoon retreat.

Exploring Crieff and Beyond

Crieff is one of Perthshire’s most appealing towns, known for independent shops, artisan food producers, and a warm community spirit. The Famous Grouse Experience at Glenturret Distillery, Scotland’s oldest working distillery, sits practically on the doorstep. Within the same complex, the Glenturret Lalique Restaurant provides a world-class dining experience that draws food lovers from across the globe. The town centre, roughly two miles away, offers cafés, galleries, and a weekly farmers’ market brimming with local cheeses, game, and baked goods.

For those seeking outdoor adventure, Crieff Hydro’s activity centre (approximately 1.5 miles) provides horse riding, archery, and quad biking. Drummond Castle Gardens, widely regarded as one of Europe’s finest formal gardens, lie just three miles south. Golfers will find more than a dozen courses within a thirty-minute drive, including the prestigious Gleneagles, only 10 miles away. Loch Earn and the Trossachs National Park are within easy reach for hiking, kayaking, and wildlife watching. To explore our luxury villas in Crieff, browse the full selection for more Highland inspiration. You can also check our full collection of villas in Britain & Ireland if you wish to compare destinations across the region. For more options in the surrounding area, view our villas in the Crieff area.

Perfect for Families and Groups

Manor Heather Turretbank Crieff is tailor-made for multi-generational gatherings and celebrations. The six-bedroom, six-bathroom layout means every couple or family unit enjoys their own private quarters, while the generous communal spaces encourage togetherness. The cocktail bar becomes a social hub for adults, the kitchen invites collaborative cooking, and the lounge offers a cosy retreat for board games by the fire.

Children will relish the freedom of the grounds, with space to explore, play hide-and-seek among the trees, and spot red squirrels. Nearby attractions including the Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre (approximately four miles) and the adventure activities at Crieff Hydro ensure that younger guests are never short of entertainment. The spa offers a welcome respite for parents seeking a quiet moment of indulgence.

Property Details and Practical Information

This luxury manor rental in Crieff accommodates up to 12 guests across six king-size bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. The property features a spacious lounge with open-hearth fireplace, formal dining room, cocktail bar, fully equipped kitchen with Aga, spa and sauna facilities, WiFi throughout, and private parking for several cars. Bed linens, towels, and toiletries are provided. The estate is accessed via a private drive, ensuring peace and privacy from arrival to departure.

Best For

This Crieff Manor is ideal for: families seeking a sophisticated Highland retreat with room for children to roam, groups of friends celebrating milestone birthdays or reunions, couples travelling together who value privacy alongside shared experiences, and food enthusiasts drawn by proximity to Michelin-starred dining and artisan producers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the nearest airport and transfer time?

A: Edinburgh Airport is approximately 60 miles south, with a transfer time of around 1 hour 15 minutes by car. Glasgow Airport is a similar distance to the southwest. Perth railway station, roughly 18 miles east, connects to major Scottish cities and offers a convenient alternative.

Q: What is the best time to visit?

A: Perthshire is beautiful year-round. Spring (April to June) brings wildflowers and longer days, summer offers the warmest weather and outdoor festivals, autumn delivers spectacular foliage across the Highlands, and winter provides a cosy, atmospheric setting with roaring fires and potential snowfall on the hills.

Q: What is the minimum stay?

A: The minimum stay is typically three nights, though this may vary during peak seasons and holiday periods. Please check availability for exact requirements.

Q: What is included in the rental?

A: The rental includes all utilities, WiFi, use of the spa and sauna, bed linens, towels, toiletries, and private parking. The fully equipped kitchen features a traditional Aga and modern appliances for self-catering convenience.

Q: Is there a supermarket nearby?

A: A Co-op supermarket is located in Crieff town centre, approximately two miles from the property. For a larger selection, a Tesco and Lidl can be found in Perth, around 18 miles east.

Q: Does the property have a spa or sauna on site?

A: Yes, Manor Heather Turretbank Crieff features dedicated spa and sauna facilities within the grounds, available for exclusive guest use throughout the stay. It is the ideal way to unwind after a day of Highland exploration.