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Oystercatcher at The Coach House

A family room in our luxury, design-led bed & breakfast

Sleeps 4
1 Bedrooms
3 Beds
3 Bathrooms

This former toll house and resting/stabling place sits beside the original Bridge of Dye built in 1680.

Sleeps 4
1 Bedrooms
3 Beds
3 Bathrooms

It has been in continuous use since then, latterly as a farm house. In 2022, we revitalised the building and reinstated its original purpose. The coach house now has five bedrooms and three bathrooms. It can be occupied by up to five different groups or individuals as a true B&B, or by one large group.

The Coach House is available for exclusive-use bookings on weekends, while weekdays are available for individual room bookings.

This large upstairs room includes a king-sized bed as well as a bunk bed and as such makes an excellent choice for a family (or a group of four friends on a budget). Either way, you’re going to have fun here. All of the beds have sumptuous mattresses and wonderful bedding. This room is at the front of the house and so has terrific views of the woodland and hill to the south. As with our properties across the estate, it’s finished with great art and an eclectic mix of furniture.

Oyster Catcher shares a bathroom with shower and loo with the Curlew room.

You’ll share a large, perfectly equipped kitchen and dining/sitting room with a jukebox, a sofa and plenty of other seating. The three bathrooms are shared and allocated to particular rooms.

We have filled The Coach House with a revolving selection of important modern art which will initially include work by artists such as Peter Doig, Patrick Caulfield, Mali Morris, Ellie Davies, Michael Craig-Martin and more. You’ll also find a small library of carefully selected books on nature and food to browse.

There is an outside cooking and dining area, two wood-fired hot tubs and a large garden.

Breakfast is included with your stay. Further groceries are also available to pre-order.

As a guest at The Coach House you also have full access to The Glen Dye Arms, a BYOB pub complete with a roaring log fire, ancient bar and record player. You can also use our amazing wood-fired sauna, which was custom-built for us in Wales.

Big Green Egg BBQ
Books
Dogs welcome!
Electric Vehicle Charging
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Games
Jukebox
Pizza Oven
Simple and delicious breakfast
Towels & Bed Linen
Unlimited Firewood
Washing/Drying Facilities
WIFI
Wood Burning Stove
Wood Fired Outdoor Hot Tub
Wood-fired Sauna

Location

Oystercatcher at The Coach House
The Coach House is next to Glen Dye Steadings with a view down to the River Dye.

Experiences View all experiences

Glen Dye School of Wild Wellness & Bushcraft

Explore life-enhancing adventures and activities

Cuttlefish Casting

A heritage craft experience and workshop

Vinyasa Yoga

An experience available all year round

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Description

“After dinner, we toasted the marshmallows, drank red wine and listened to Fleetwood Mac on their vinyl player. They had a great record collection and this whole experience was the ultimate Sunday night.”

- Tatler Magazine

THEY LOVED IT AND SO WILL YOU

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The Coach House is available for exclusive-use bookings on weekends, while weekdays are available for individual room bookings.

Pictures can only be as beautiful and as exciting as their surroundings. Check out some of our snaps of the cabins and cottages you could be staying in here at Glen Dye,

Guest Book

A darkened pathway between large thick trees and hedges leading up to one of the cottages in Glen Dye

– Homes and Interiors

“Glen Dye is relaxed about walkers, cyclists and runners, and positively encourages foraging, embracing Scotland’s right-to-roam rules.
Taking on the terrain is welcomed, whether that’s climbing mountains or a gentle stroll to fire up the hot tub.”

An image from the North Lodge Cabin collection. A cabin in the distance overlooking a river and surrounded by trees.

– Esquire

“The North Lodge, which sleeps six, offers all the comforts of a very well-appointed home — vinyl collection, Japanese kitchen knives, unlimited firewood, a library of books — but if guests feel the call of the wild, they can venture through the trees to the river cabin, which has a wood-fired hot tub and Big Green Egg barbecue.”