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Dasherhead Farmhouse B&B near Stirling Bridge and Castle Wallace Monument Bannockburn
Stirling Auction Market and TheTrossachs Loch Lomond National Park Scotland.
While Dasherhead is no longer a working farm you can still enjoy the warm Scottish hospitality in
this charming 19th Century house with its peace and tranquillity and superb views looking towards
the Trossachs.We are only 4 miles from the New Auction Market .
The surrounding countryside is steeped in Scottish history with Rob Roy country to the North and
William Wallace country all around.
Mountain climbing, walking, golfing and fishing are all available amidst some of Scotland's most
magnificent scenery.
Make Dasherhead you holiday base and tour Scotland, you can visit Edinburgh Glasgow Perth all
these are a short car or train journey away.
Rooms:
The bedrooms look across the valley to the village of Gargunnock just half a mile away. They are
delightfully furnished, offering the visitor relaxed comfort with all the modern conveniences.There
are three bedrooms available, one large double room, one large twin bedded room and one
smaller twin bedded room. All the rooms are well appointed, including hairdryers, tea and coffee
making facilities, there are also books and magazines provided.
There is a pretty bathroom for the sole use of guests, with shower, bath and shaving socket.
All the bedrooms are upstairs and might present problems for those with impaired mobility.
Sitting Room
The guest sitting room is very comfortable and overlooks the large garden with lovely views to the
village, making it a perfect place to relax and read or watch television, with the added pleasure in
colder months of a log fire.
Dining Room
Breakfast is served in this charming room which is in the oldest part of the house. As well as
cereals, fruit juices, yoghurt and fresh fruit, you can also choose a traditional breakfast. All
breakfasts are cooked to order.
In the evening, by prior arrangement, we can also provide dinner or a light supper and we try
wherever possible to source most of our ingredients from local suppliers. Special dietary
requirements can also be catered for.
There are a number of restaurants and pubs within easy driving distance that serve food throughout
most of the day and evening.
Prices:
Room prices are based on two people sharing and including breakfast.
Dasherhead is a non smoking house and we regret that it is not really suitable for very young
children.
DASHERHEAD FARMHOUSE CAN BE YOUR BASE...
Stirling boasts three different Castles, each with its own distinct character. 80m up on a volcanic
plug is Stirling Castle a stunning landmark and a fascinating visit. The medieval Doune Castle
eight miles south of Callandar has been used in films such as Monty Python and the Holy Grail and
Ivanhoe. Finally Castle Campbell (or Gloom Castle as it has come to be known) features stunning
winding walks through narrow ravines.
The area around Dasherhead has seen much of Scotland's impassioned history. Stirling Castle
was the focal point of "Braveheart" William Wallace's rebellion when he captured the Castle in 1296
and Mary Queen of Scots was crowned in the Castle at only nine months old. This is an impressive
castle with much of its 15th century architecture still to be seen.
Nearby
The Wallace Monument
For over 100 years, this world famous landmark has fascinated visitors with its interesting exhibits
and displays - telling the story of Scotland's greatest heroes.
Activities
Scotland has something for everyone, and at Dasherhead you are well placed to follow your choice.
Ben Ledie, Ben Lawers and Ben Lomond (the most southerly of the Munros) for hill walking and
climbing. The best of Scotland's golf courses are all within reasonable distance by car. St Andrews,
Carnoustie, Troon and Muirfield are all just over an hour's drive.Gleneagles is only thirty minutes
away. Fishermen can enjoy their sport amongst the magnificent scenery of Scotland's lochs and
rivers.
Take time out for shopping and you have major stores and smaller individual shops in Edinburgh
and Glasgow, the latter with Armani and Versace amongst others is considered to have the best
shopping outside London.
Here you are in the foothills of the Highlands, the Trossachs - Rob Roy and MacGregor country, an
early freedom fighter who took to the hills with the Duke of Montrose in pursuit. The site of the
famous Battle of Bannockburn with its famous statue of Robert the Bruce is just the other side of
Stirling, which has just had City status conferred upon it in celebration of the Golden Jubilee.
This is an exciting countryside, with cascading rivers and each view more splendid than the last.
Gleneagles is only thirty minutes away and there are 18 hole courses at Stirling and Balfron - 15
minutes drive
Within a 15 mile radius there are many interesting villages all offering unique shopping
experiences as well as a variety of excellent places to eat:
* Aberfoyle Alloa
* Dunblane Loch Lomond
* Bannockburn Dollar
* Kippen Larbert
* Fintry Falkirk
* Buchlyvie Blair Drummond
* Drymen Balfron
* Lake of Menteith
* Thornhill Cambusbarron
* Doune
* Callander
* Bridge of Allan
Killin
Contact:
Gargunnock
Stirling, Stirling
FK83BG
Scotland
+44 (0)1786 860 229
Stirling Auction Market and TheTrossachs Loch Lomond National Park Scotland.
While Dasherhead is no longer a working farm you can still enjoy the warm Scottish hospitality in
this charming 19th Century house with its peace and tranquillity and superb views looking towards
the Trossachs.We are only 4 miles from the New Auction Market .
The surrounding countryside is steeped in Scottish history with Rob Roy country to the North and
William Wallace country all around.
Mountain climbing, walking, golfing and fishing are all available amidst some of Scotland's most
magnificent scenery.
Make Dasherhead you holiday base and tour Scotland, you can visit Edinburgh Glasgow Perth all
these are a short car or train journey away.
Rooms:
The bedrooms look across the valley to the village of Gargunnock just half a mile away. They are
delightfully furnished, offering the visitor relaxed comfort with all the modern conveniences.There
are three bedrooms available, one large double room, one large twin bedded room and one
smaller twin bedded room. All the rooms are well appointed, including hairdryers, tea and coffee
making facilities, there are also books and magazines provided.
There is a pretty bathroom for the sole use of guests, with shower, bath and shaving socket.
All the bedrooms are upstairs and might present problems for those with impaired mobility.
Sitting Room
The guest sitting room is very comfortable and overlooks the large garden with lovely views to the
village, making it a perfect place to relax and read or watch television, with the added pleasure in
colder months of a log fire.
Dining Room
Breakfast is served in this charming room which is in the oldest part of the house. As well as
cereals, fruit juices, yoghurt and fresh fruit, you can also choose a traditional breakfast. All
breakfasts are cooked to order.
In the evening, by prior arrangement, we can also provide dinner or a light supper and we try
wherever possible to source most of our ingredients from local suppliers. Special dietary
requirements can also be catered for.
There are a number of restaurants and pubs within easy driving distance that serve food throughout
most of the day and evening.
Prices:
Room prices are based on two people sharing and including breakfast.
Dasherhead is a non smoking house and we regret that it is not really suitable for very young
children.
DASHERHEAD FARMHOUSE CAN BE YOUR BASE...
Stirling boasts three different Castles, each with its own distinct character. 80m up on a volcanic
plug is Stirling Castle a stunning landmark and a fascinating visit. The medieval Doune Castle
eight miles south of Callandar has been used in films such as Monty Python and the Holy Grail and
Ivanhoe. Finally Castle Campbell (or Gloom Castle as it has come to be known) features stunning
winding walks through narrow ravines.
The area around Dasherhead has seen much of Scotland's impassioned history. Stirling Castle
was the focal point of "Braveheart" William Wallace's rebellion when he captured the Castle in 1296
and Mary Queen of Scots was crowned in the Castle at only nine months old. This is an impressive
castle with much of its 15th century architecture still to be seen.
Nearby
The Wallace Monument
For over 100 years, this world famous landmark has fascinated visitors with its interesting exhibits
and displays - telling the story of Scotland's greatest heroes.
Activities
Scotland has something for everyone, and at Dasherhead you are well placed to follow your choice.
Ben Ledie, Ben Lawers and Ben Lomond (the most southerly of the Munros) for hill walking and
climbing. The best of Scotland's golf courses are all within reasonable distance by car. St Andrews,
Carnoustie, Troon and Muirfield are all just over an hour's drive.Gleneagles is only thirty minutes
away. Fishermen can enjoy their sport amongst the magnificent scenery of Scotland's lochs and
rivers.
Take time out for shopping and you have major stores and smaller individual shops in Edinburgh
and Glasgow, the latter with Armani and Versace amongst others is considered to have the best
shopping outside London.
Here you are in the foothills of the Highlands, the Trossachs - Rob Roy and MacGregor country, an
early freedom fighter who took to the hills with the Duke of Montrose in pursuit. The site of the
famous Battle of Bannockburn with its famous statue of Robert the Bruce is just the other side of
Stirling, which has just had City status conferred upon it in celebration of the Golden Jubilee.
This is an exciting countryside, with cascading rivers and each view more splendid than the last.
Gleneagles is only thirty minutes away and there are 18 hole courses at Stirling and Balfron - 15
minutes drive
Within a 15 mile radius there are many interesting villages all offering unique shopping
experiences as well as a variety of excellent places to eat:
* Aberfoyle Alloa
* Dunblane Loch Lomond
* Bannockburn Dollar
* Kippen Larbert
* Fintry Falkirk
* Buchlyvie Blair Drummond
* Drymen Balfron
* Lake of Menteith
* Thornhill Cambusbarron
* Doune
* Callander
* Bridge of Allan
Killin
Contact:
Gargunnock
Stirling, Stirling
FK83BG
Scotland
+44 (0)1786 860 229
Dasherhead Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast ( Stirling, Scotland )
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