Contact details: Colin & Denise Carmichael 15 Rosebay Glade Adambrae Livingston West Lothian Scotland EH54 9JU phone: 07989 595673 07883 045850 01506 429162 e-mail: dreamsaremade@bruachcottage.com |
Welcome to Bruach Cottage Kitchen Gallery (scroll down for photographs) |
| Bruach Cottage |
| Bruach Cottage - your little bit of Heaven in The Highlands |
| Pitlochry - your gateway to The Highlands |
The sun lights up the kitchen, making the kitchen table a lovely place to
enjoy breakfast or dinner while taking in the view from the window.
On a sunny day, from morning until evening, the kitchen window catches
the light and the bright decor reflects it around the room.
enjoy breakfast or dinner while taking in the view from the window.
On a sunny day, from morning until evening, the kitchen window catches
the light and the bright decor reflects it around the room.
The kitchen units are in character with the nature of the cottage, but also
entirely modern in terms of functionality. The kitchen is well fitted out
with fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, cooker with ceramic hob and double
oven/grill, microwave etc.
A welcome tray and basket awaits guests on arrival.
entirely modern in terms of functionality. The kitchen is well fitted out
with fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, cooker with ceramic hob and double
oven/grill, microwave etc.
A welcome tray and basket awaits guests on arrival.
Looking back towards the courtyard window, showing the cooker and
ample worktop room.
There is plenty cupboard space for your weeks shopping, and there is more
than enough cutlery, dishes, pots pans etc for full occupancy.
ample worktop room.
There is plenty cupboard space for your weeks shopping, and there is more
than enough cutlery, dishes, pots pans etc for full occupancy.
The view from the kitchen window on a snowy winter's day.
Birds are welcome guests at the bird table and we often see Robins,
Blackbirds, Bluetits, Finches and the odd Wren.
Birds are welcome guests at the bird table and we often see Robins,
Blackbirds, Bluetits, Finches and the odd Wren.
River Tummel
at Pitlochry
