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OUTFIELD FARM | PERTHSHIRE

Whin

​Perched on the hillside of Outfield Farm, Whin is a contemporary cabin designed for two, seamlessly blending modern architecture with the natural beauty of Perthshire.

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from £180.00 Per night*

Outfield Farm, Abernyte, PH14 9RA

T: +44 (0) 7733 395 167

​Perched on the hillside of Outfield Farm, Whin is a contemporary cabin designed for two, seamlessly blending modern architecture with the natural beauty of Perthshire. Its wildflower roof and mirrored panels nestled among larch cladding allow the structure to harmonise with its surroundings. The north-facing balcony offers panoramic views towards King’s Seat, providing an ideal spot to relax and take in the serene landscape.

Inside, the cabin exudes a minimalist Scandinavian aesthetic, featuring OSB board interiors accented with copper and brass. The open-plan living space includes a well-equipped kitchen that integrates seamlessly into the design, offering all the essentials for a comfortable stay. Large Norwegian windows frame expansive vistas of the surrounding farmland, hills, and gorse, immersing guests in the tranquil countryside. ​

Stepping onto the south-facing deck, guests are greeted by a gorse-filled gulley leading to a small pond, a haven for local wildlife such as roe deer, pheasants, and hares. The private wood-fired hot tub on the deck invites relaxation under the stars. Beyond the cabin, Outfield Farm offers walking trails through mature woodlands, a wellness studio, wood-fired sauna, tennis court, and games room, ensuring a rejuvenating retreat immersed in nature.

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