Welcome to Wester Lix, a peaceful retreat in the Scottish Highlands

Self catering cottage accommodation situated in Glen Dochart in the spectacular Perthshire Hills of Scotland in the Loch Lomond National Park and set in a rural location close to the village of Killin in Perthshire, also our home  - Dave and Gill Hunt and our very own Wildgrass Studio incorporating fine art photography, training workshops ...  and our printing and framing services.

"With perfect hosts, a cottage which is home from home what more could you ask"

Wester Lix is a small collection of cottages that was once Wester Lix Farm, and is an ideal location for a comfortable and peaceful retreat. We are also ideally placed for sight seeing and various outdoor activities.

Situated a few miles outside Killin which is near to Loch Tay in Perthshire, we are within easy reach of nearby villages and local amenities and less than 2 hours drive from Glasgow or Edinburgh. 
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"Fabulous accommodation and fabulous location. Recommend it to anyone"

We are so much more than simply a place to stay . . . go and have a look at our GALLERY :)
This now includes new slideshows of Wildgrass cottage inside and out and a walk around the immediate grounds,
plus views from the cottage - what you see is what you get.
And for day to day news of what is happening at Wester Lix  we are on FACEBOOK

STOP PRESS
CURRENT LATE AVAILABILITY-
We have LATE availability in April and one week in May
Please phone for discounts - we are happy to offer short mid week
and weekend breaks and full week breaks.

NB Both Christmas and New Year have now gone.
Also both Easter Weeks
and both of the May Bank Holiday Weeks

 You can phone me on 01567 820990 or email on gill@westerlix.co.uk to book.   
                              
This site was updated Thursday 5th April 2018
We still have a bit of snow - but the sun is out and it is quite warm!

Our Studio is open all week - phone 01567 820990 if you want to visit -

Our really tiny new baby Red Squirrel - very unusual to have babies this late in the year
 update - Pip Squeak has survived the snow and ice and we see him most days :)

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