Luxury Self Catering Scotland sleeps 18 to 20

The lounge, situated in the West Wing of the Mill, is a huge room with exposed original oak beams, together with four impressive stone arches, with doors opening out onto the Upper Terrace area. The lounge is decorated to highest standards, with lovely comfy sofas and armchairs, it really is a great place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere of the Mill luxury self catering sleeps 20.

9 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms.  2 cots & highchairs available There are seven double bedrooms and one twin bedroom, in 2 of the larger bedrooms there are day-beds, so in fact, these bedrooms can be used a twin rooms also. Every room is individual designed and furnished, from funky wallpaper and stylish headboards. Comfort and luxury is abound - pocket-sprung mattresses, down feather mattress toppers, down feather duvets & pillows. The finest Egyptian cotton bed-linen, towels, bathrobes are all from The White Company. As throughout the Mill, all the bedrooms have beautifully stained, solid oak flooring with loads of rugs in some of the rooms. The paint colour varies as you walk from the Mill, London Stone colour from Farrow & Ball is the prominent colour, with lots of variations per room. Luxury self catering sleeps 20. 

The kitchen has an impressive 4.5 meter breakfast bar area with the finest walnut worktop surface. Guests can enjoy a coffee together around the breakfast bar, and see the old Mill wheel via the viewing windows from the kitchen into the mill wheel room. The mill wheel room has a special lighting feature which lights up the wheel spectacularly at night. 

library area.With a large selection of books and magazines, guests can sit back on the antique wingback chairs & chesterfield sofa which have been given a modern twist with new covers from Designers Guild fabric. Can you find the hidden doorway into the East Wing of the Mill?

The Orangerie is one of the most spectacular rooms within the Mill, situated at the front of the building. With the exposed stonewalls, triple height ceilings and large expansion of glass, guests can relax and enjoy the fabulous views over the Perthshire hills.The furniture within the Orangerie is contrasting modern and colourful, and reflects well the water feature & fountain situated directly outside the Orangerie in the lower Garden area. Watch out for the cast iron stag outside the window. The Orangerie is wired with Bose music system, so that you can play the same music through the downstairs of the Mill, just plug in your iPod, and enjoy the music. The acoustics within the Orangerie are amazing, and coupled with the lighting, make the Orangerie a very special place to hang out in the evening time at the Mill. 

There are 8 bathrooms at the Mill, all of which have been designed with the finest materials. We imported our own porcelain tiles from Italy, all the bathroom units are of the highest quality, with bathroom fittings from Grohe and toliets, washhand basins, baths & showers from Duravit. Every bathroom has underfloor heating, and a clever heating element behind all the mirrors to automatically de-mist the mirrors after a shower. Of course, all the bathrooms come with luxury towels, bathrobes from The White Company, and toiletries from Molton Brown. 

Dining Hall - Locherlour Mill has a wonderful dining hall, within the double-height gallery area of the Mill.   The dining tables are reclaimed teak, from Lombok, there is dining for a total of 20 guests. Within the central area of the Mill where the dining section lies, there is a central dimming lighting control, where guests are selection the lighting to best suit the occasion. Only the finest of crockery from Villeroy & Boch is used at the Mill.

children’s play den on the gable end of West Wing of the Mill, which has its own entrance, and which is well stocked with games & toys. This is a “no adults allowed space” with the Mill, where kids can chill out on the bean-bags and play for hours.With a 42' flat screen TV mounted on the wall, and a Wii console, there will be hours of entertainment.

All the land around the Mill (1.5 acre in total) has been professionally landscaped, with the aim to create a natural wild space, which bursts into life in the Spring and Summer months. Guests can access the garden at the back of the Mill from 2 of the bedrooms on the first floor, and use the stepping stone path to lead into the woods which stretch for miles behind the Mill. From the Orangerie at the front of the Mill, guests can look out and enjoy the water fountain in the Lower Garden area, and views of the hills beyond. In the Upper Garden area, there is a large lawn garden, where guests can have a game of football, as well as having some fun on the trampoline.

As Locherlour Mill is a grade-B listed building, it had to be renovated to the strict standards of Historic Scotland, and use traditional materials wherever possible. For example, the entire roof of the Mill was replaced and all the old existing slates were re-used, all 4569 of them! Each slate was carefully removed, cleaned, set aside, and then replaced back on the new roof. Several areas of the original lime mortar had to be re-pointed. The old lime mortar at the Mill scientifically analysed to identify the correct composition. A quarry in Callendar (20 miles away) was identified with the same gravel composition, and we believe that this was the quarry used when the Mill was first built in 1832.