I stayed in fairytale-like castle Airbnb in Scotland - with enchanting river views and unique turret sauna
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Beautiful footage shows the wonderfully snug interior of ‘Scotland’s most unique Airbnb’ - ideal for a refreshing Autumn getaway.
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Hide AdThe Bridge House in Ballintuim is an out-of-the-ordinary four bedroom home, built on a bridge on the River Ardle in 1881.
Creator Emily Chalmers posted a video of her stay to her TikTok page @emilyinscotland.
The footage shows off the home’s original features such as stone spiral stairs, traditional Scottish timber clad walls, as well as stone/pine flooring. And, as the Airbnb is situated in such a peaceful location, you can fall asleep in its dreamy king size four poster bed to the calming sounds of the river below.
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Hide AdStone walkways around The Bridge House provide magical views of the river, and connect to a veranda seating area nestled in the castellations, plus a sauna in a stone 'outbuilding'.
There’s even a dedicated workspace room with reliable WIFI if visitors need to pull themselves away from the picturesque landscapes for a few minutes.
Touring the property, Emily said: “Just inside the door you’re met by a stone spiral staircase. There’s a nice little kitchen with a seating area in front of the fire which is so cosy, and it really does mix perfectly modern amenities with the antique furnishings. Every room has a view out to the river, which is incredible.
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Hide Ad“The four poster bed really makes it feel like a fairy tale, and it really is such a cosy, beautiful space perfect for an autumn getaway. A real standout feature of the place is that inside one of the turrets is a sauna.”
To book a stay at The Bridge House, Ballintuim, visit the home’s Airbnb page here.
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