Considered stays in the Scottish countryside
The Tinto Collective is a small and growing collection of carefully restored buildings in rural Scotland, each with its own history and its own character, brought back to life with craftsmanship and patience.
For people who notice the details.
A listed village building restored from the stone up, minutes from Gleneagles and the hills of Strathearn.
Discover Sundial
A rare Victorian cottage and its wee house in the heart of Braemar, built for summer guests more than a century ago.
Discover Daisy Bank“In the nineteenth century the people of Braemar moved into wee houses in their gardens each summer and gave their cottages over to visitors. We are carrying that tradition forward, one building at a time.”
The story of Daisy Bank
Every building in the collective is brought back by our own team: joiners, tilers and decorators who have worked together for years, led by people who read heritage statements for pleasure.
We use lime mortar where lime mortar belongs, keep the original sash windows, and choose every tap, tile and paint colour ourselves. The result is somewhere that feels like it has always been this way.
Join the list and we will write to you when the doors open. No noise, just the occasional letter from the hills.