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Welcome
A warm welcome awaits you from Brian, Wendy and family at Blibberhill Farmhouse, Brechin. A stone-built 18th century farmhouse on a working farm situated in peaceful surroundings between the beautiful Angus Glens and the coast.
Relax and unwind in our home and beautiful garden. Soak up the sun in our conservatory in summer or relax by the cosy fire in winter in the guest lounge.
Blibberhill Farmhouse Accommodation
All rooms are tastefully decorated and furnished. Clock radios, tea/coffee making facilities, colour TVs, electric blankets, hair dryers, fluffy bathrobes and towels for your use.
Family room en suite over looks the front garden,has a king sized bed and two single beds is very spacious and can fit an extra childs bed between the single beds without taking away any space from the room. Travel cot available if required.
The Family room can be used as family room but also as a triple, twin or double room. Bath,shower( over bath), toilet and washhand basin en suite.
Double en suite room over looks front garden and has a standard sized double bed. Compact shower,toilet and washhandbasin ensuite.
Twin en suite room over looks old farm buildings.These beds are extra long and can be ziplinked together if your stay is for three or more nights into one superking bed. Shower,toilet and washhand basin en suite.
Toys and books to keep your kids amused. Board Games(in lounge).High chair available in dining room.
Full Scottish breakfast served. Homemade preserves.Traditional Scottish porridge always a favourite.
Additional Facilities
. Guest dining room Guest lounge.
. The snooker table in the sun lounge can be easily moved to the centre
of the room to play a game.
. Kids can have fun on the trampoline.
Dining
· Early Breakfast By Arrangement
· Evening Meal By Arrangement
· Packed Lunch By Arrangement
Speciality Diets
· Vegetarian Meals Available
Child Policy
Children are welcome
Children under two - free Cot and high-chair available
Children 16 and under -Reduced rates . Please enquire for more details.
Smoking Policy
Strictly non-smoking house.
Transportation Facilities
· Free Parking On-Site
Things to do & see
Blibberhill is centrally situated in the heart of the Angus countryside
making it an ideal touring base. The whole of Angus is within a half hour's
drive. St Andrews, Perth, Aberdeen and Royal Deeside are under an hour's
drive away.
Dunnottar and Glamis Castles (former home of the Queen Mother) are nearby as is Arbroath Abbey, and many National Trust and Historic Scotland properties.
Aberlemno Pictish Standing Stones a few minutes away.
Centrally situated for golf - over 50 courses within an hour's drive including championship courses at Carnoustie (20 mins) and St.Andrews (45 mins). Tee times can be arranged for you.
Beautiful beaches under 30 minutes drive.
We can offer a discount at Arbroath, Brechin, Edzell and Montrose golf
clubs (only available when not used in conjunction with any other offer).
Ideal base for fishing, riding, and a bird watcher and hill walker's paradise
in the Angus Glens.
Blibberhil Farm Brian with tractor.
Children are made very welcome with excellent play and other facilities for them. They will love all our animals and wildlife. Farm tracks for evening walks.
Relax and unwind in our home and beautiful garden. Soak up the sun in our conservatory in summer or relax by the cosy fire in winter in the guest lounge.
and more to do & see ....
About the Farm
Blibberhill is a small, working family farm of approximately 234 acres
that has been in the Stewart family for over 60 years - which is now with
the Robertson family who live nearby. Brian still works off farm for most
of the year as he has done for many years but is still involved with the
farm helping out when needed.
Barley is the main crop grown. It is used for Whisky making or cattle feed depending on quality. Grass for the small herd of suckler cows who calf in early Spring.The cattle are mostly Limousin cross(French bred).There are plans to increase the herd numbers. There is usually some ground rented out for potatoes ..
The farm is also a stop-off point for greylag geese travelling north or south (depending on the time of year). Indeed the name Blibberhill comes from the word 'blibber', which was used to describe the noise the geese made with their beaks when they were searching for food in water.
DIRECTIONS
Blibberhill is situated just north of Aberlemno on the B9134.
From North:
Leave A90 from second exit to Brechin and before entering Brechin take
B9134 on right for 3 miles. Farm sign on left.
From South:
Leave A90 at Brechin turnoff. Take A935 then first right onto B9134.
Getting there from the Information Centre:
From Pictavia Tourist Information Centre turn left onto the A935 then
1st right onto B9134 for exactly 3 miles. After phone box on left farm
sign shortly after on left.
Email Blibberhill Farmhouse enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
