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perthshire estate | self catering & glamping | bamff estate - an unusual small estate on the edge of the highlands with beavers pages navigation menu home about history wildlife and conservation directions bamff ecotourism accommodation the gate lodge holiday cottage old brewhouse holiday cottage luxury yurts hideaway activities activities for children cateran trail walk geocaching birdwatching scottish woodland skills centre beavers conferences and away days blog contact en fr ja ar de es an unusual small estate on the edge of the highlands with beavers categories navigation menu home about history wildlife and conservation directions bamff ecotourism accommodation the gate lodge holiday cottage old brewhouse holiday cottage luxury yurts hideaway activities activities for children cateran trail walk geocaching birdwatching scottish woodland skills centre beavers conferences and away days blog contact en fr ja ar de es previous next posted by rachel on jul 23, 2013 old brewhouse alyth holiday cottage the old brewhouse is a self catering holiday cottage in a converted wing of the castle, near alyth, blairgowrie (east perthshire). this comfortable and charming cottage sleeps 4 and is on the peaceful bamff estate. ideal for holidays and short breaks. pet friendly and surrounded by wildlife and walking routes. our guests usually spend some of their time relaxing, watching wildlife such as beaver, otter and roe deer, walking the dog, playing games on the lawn, or just enjoying the peace and quiet. the estate is an ecological haven, an ideal place for families and nature lovers to holiday and explore and the wider area is full,of possibilities too. check availability for the old brewhouse alyth holiday cottage for birdwatchers, beaver spotters and wildlife lovers in addition to (and partly because of) the famous bamff beaver wetlands bamff estate is of particular interest to birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts as it enjoys a broad range of indigenous and migrating species of birds. it is also close to loch of the lowes for ospreys and kinnordy for waders. there are also lots of wild mammals at bamff: roe deer may be seen standing in the clearings or bouncing off through the trees. red squirrels, varying in colour from strawberry blonde to chestnut are not infrequently seen running up tree trunks and along branches. pine martens are seen more rarely. wildcats have been spotted over the years, (after a long gap one was seen in summer 2016) and hedgehogs, moles, stoats, weasels, polecats, badgers and foxes all have homes at bamff. a small number of wild boars live in the area and signs of them may be seen around bamff. you may even spot an animal snouting around in the woods or sharp eyed observers may seen their signs. for walkers and cyclists the old brewhouse holiday cottage is also a great base for exploring the cateran trail, the 64 mile waymarked circular walk through highland perthshire and the angus glens, and for golfers, skiers and castle and whisky visitors. the trail passes right through the estate, just down the road from the house. you can also choose to walk two different circular routes on the grounds approximately 1-2 miles long or go up our little hill, balduff – a good practice hill for would be munro-baggers – just an hour up to the top and wonderful views of the surrounding country. there are plenty of munros and corbetts in the... read more posted by rachel on jul 23, 2013 cateran trail walk the cateran trail is a circular walk of 64 miles through the spectacular and varied landscape of east perthshire, from the open farmland on the edge of the highlands to the rugged mountain terrain of glenshee. ‘cateran’ comes from the feared cattle thieves who raided the rich lands of strathardle, glenshee and glen isla. map: the cateran trail through bamff estate sample itinerary day 1 – blairgowrie – bridge of cally. (7 miles) day 2 – bridge of cally – kirkmichael. (8 miles) day 3 – kirkmichael – spittal of glenshee (8.5miles) day 4 – spittal of glenshee – glenisla. (14.5 miles) day 5 – glenisla – bamff. (8 miles) day 6 – bamff. – blairgowrie. (11 miles) for more information on the cateran trail see: www.walkthecaterantrail.com the old brewhouse lies on the cateran trail and offers a flexible range of accommodation options for walkers.we can provide an affordable pick-up and drop-off service by arrangement, call bob ellis on 01828 640396. find out more about our holiday cottageand our yurts. geocaching and the cateran trail geotour geocaching is a treasure hunt for the digital generation in which participants use global positioning systems (gps) to seek out a cache that has been hidden at a specific location. you can download a cateran trail geotour passport and collect points in the form of stamps from participating businesses such as ourselves. learn more >... read more posted by rachel on jul 23, 2013 history bamff estate has been owned by the ramsay family since the year 1232, when neish ramsay, a doctor, was given the lands of bamff, fyal, kinkeadly and ardormie, as a reward for saving the life of his patient, king alexander ii of scotland. he is reputed to have removed a hairball from his stomach in an early successful operation. local legend tells a longer story involving a magic potion made of a white snake caught at the cave behind the reekie linn waterfall. the present building began as a tower house whose origins are not known for sure but are likely to date to the 13th century. sir james ramsay, who collected and edited the charters, states that a “new tower” must have been built between 1580 and 1595 since a charter installs george 11 in the “manes of bamff, tour, fortalis, ortcheardes”. but contemporary architectural historians say that the new tower will most likely have been built on the site of the old tower and some of the stonework will date from the original building. it was unusual to move the building unless there was a problem with the site. in the case of bamff, built on a rock in otherwise low wet ground, the site was well chosen. the house was altered and extended in the 18th and 19th century. the vaulted ceiling of the original kitchen was cut and the present library was made out of the space above. in 1820 the present dining room was added, as a drawing room, and in 1843 the architect robert burn remodelled the house. the area in front of the house was lowered at that time to raise the height of the basement floor and create the present hall. this also involved removing a double external staircase, which had given direct access to the first floor. elaborate ceilings were added to three of the rooms at that time along with the present main staircase. the spiral staircases at the back, various other offices were added, along and the present kitchen began life as the dining room. at this time most of the old brewhouse was built, incorporating part of an older building. it was used as scullery, larders, brewhouse, dairy and washroom in the days when the estate was partially self sufficient and made its own beer, butter and cheese. paul’s mother remembers her mother’s claim that the butter at craighall was never as good as bella’s butter at... read more posted by rachel on jul 24, 2013 wildlife and conservation bamff estate places a strong emphasis on conservation and wildlife, and has a beaver project that was the first of its kind in the uk – a pioneering example of restoration ecology. flourishing wildlife visitors to bamff will find much wildlife flourishing on the estate. planted and naturally regenerated native woodlands on the low ground are full of birds and small mammals, and on the hill the establishment of new native pinewoods is underway. this approach is being integrated with an eighteenth century planned landscape whose fine old trees give great beauty to the surroundings of the house. the many species of bird seen at bamff are listed under ‘birdwatching’. there are also a lot of wild mammals includin

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