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 - very unusual for us to have vacancies in the Summer
at this time of year- so grab a bargain!!!!
July
16th July to 28th available please phone ie one part and one full week.
21st July to 28th July £725 reduced to £695

August
 5th to 11th or 12th August and 11/12 to 18th August
all @ £725 reduced to £695

 You can phone me on 01567 820990 or email on gill@westerlix.co.uk to book.   
                           
This site was updated Friday 15th June 2018
Damp and overcast today and cooler than we have been!

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

Below is a cheeky early evening visit from one of our Pine Martens
This, we think, is one of last year's young! The 'dad' is twice the size.
These images were taken through a window

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