Coshieville House

14/02/2021

Just to let everyone know that we are moving out of here on 26th Feb so no more B&B for us. We’re only moving 6 miles down the road to Fearnan so will continue to enjoy this beautiful area and see our friends.
Thanks to everyone that has stayed with us or helped us over the last 16 years.
Cheers 🥂
Ian & Kathy

31/08/2018

The Scottish people keep on being generous and supportive. It really lifts-up my spirit. It makes the whole experience very special. Yesterday on day 52, when I was approaching Coshieville House, the b&b I was to stay in, the owner Kathy James was already standing in the front garden to welcome me. She had been following my progress. I was received like a good old friend. What a beautiful b&b, again everybody, what a great place for dog owners and non-dog owners to come and stay. Husband and wife love dogs and in support of Walking To Save Dogs they offered me accommodation, dinner, breakfast and a packed lunch all for free. Yes both Ian and Kathy more than deserve to be called Trail Angels.

08/11/2015

Thanks to Laurence L-B for popping in to help with some decorating decisions!

08/11/2015

We were delighted to welcome Muriel Gray to Coshieville House last weekend.

03/05/2015

Coshieville Inn 150 years ago!
(Thanks to Alistair Gold for photo).

24/04/2015

Coshieville Hotel 1956

21/02/2015

Views from Drummond Hill on a stunning February day

16/09/2014

Autumn sunshine above Kenmore.

28/07/2014

50 years on and still going strong!
Mr & Mrs Hooper returned to Coshieville House after a 50 years absense to celebrate their golden wedding aniversary. Their original stay in 1964 was for their honeymoon staying in Room 9 of the then Coshieville Hotel above the infamous Red Rooster Bar!
How times have changed!!

14/05/2014

Etape over for another year. I managed a new PB with 4Hrs & 9 minutes - all hard work!!

14/05/2014

Cranog Ancient Technology

03/05/2014