Coldrain

Settlement in Kinross-shire

Scotland

Coldrain

Woodland edge, Tullibole
Woodland edge, Tullibole Credit: Richard Webb

Coldrain is a small village located in the county of Kinross-shire, Scotland. Situated approximately 2 miles southwest of the town of Kinross, Coldrain boasts a picturesque setting amidst the rolling hills and lush green landscapes of the region. The village is nestled close to Loch Leven, a large freshwater loch renowned for its natural beauty and diverse wildlife.

With a population of around 200 residents, Coldrain exudes a charming and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking a peaceful countryside lifestyle. The village primarily consists of traditional stone-built houses, some of which date back several centuries, adding to the area's historical appeal.

Although Coldrain is predominantly a residential area, the nearby town of Kinross offers a range of amenities and services, including shops, schools, and leisure facilities. The village benefits from its close proximity to Loch Leven, providing residents with opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing, boating, and hiking. The nearby RSPB Loch Leven Nature Reserve is also a popular attraction for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

Coldrain's location in Kinross-shire provides easy access to the wider region. The village is conveniently connected to major road networks, making it accessible to nearby towns and cities. Edinburgh, Scotland's capital, is approximately 30 miles south of Coldrain, allowing residents to enjoy both the tranquility of the countryside and the amenities of a vibrant city.

Overall, Coldrain offers a serene and idyllic lifestyle in the heart of Kinross-shire, with its scenic surroundings and close-knit community making it a highly desirable place to reside.

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Coldrain Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.186614/-3.4914181 or Grid Reference NO0700. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Woodland edge, Tullibole
Woodland edge, Tullibole
A977 near Balado
A977 near Balado
Fodder rack near the A977
Fodder rack near the A977
Coldrain Wood
Coldrain Wood
Field, Mawmill
Field, Mawmill
B9097 at Mawmill The B9097 road heading westwards at Mawmill Plantation.
B9097 at Mawmill
The B9097 road heading westwards at Mawmill Plantation.
Coldrain Wood Here a roadside strip, but it gets bulkier to the north.
Coldrain Wood
Here a roadside strip, but it gets bulkier to the north.
Stubble fields Across the road from the Mawmill poultry units looking northwards.
Stubble fields
Across the road from the Mawmill poultry units looking northwards.
Mawmill Poultry Farm
Mawmill Poultry Farm
A977 westbound The A977 road between Kinross and the Crook of Devon.
A977 westbound
The A977 road between Kinross and the Crook of Devon.
Spot the birds A selection of turkeys and hens, camouflaged against the roadside verge at Easter Coldrain.
Spot the birds
A selection of turkeys and hens, camouflaged against the roadside verge at Easter Coldrain.
Woodland south of Balado A copse between Coldrain and Balado, viewed from the east.
Woodland south of Balado
A copse between Coldrain and Balado, viewed from the east.
Hay bales, Woodend Round bales, left out for quite a while now. Looking south towards Dumglow from the B9097
Hay bales, Woodend
Round bales, left out for quite a while now. Looking south towards Dumglow from the B9097
Sulphuric acid That much used chemical, Sulphuric acid has found yet another use, this time as a defoliant for potato crops. The greenery has been burnt off to allow easy harvesting of the tubers. Looking west from near Mawmill crossroads towards the Ochils.
Sulphuric acid
That much used chemical, Sulphuric acid has found yet another use, this time as a defoliant for potato crops. The greenery has been burnt off to allow easy harvesting of the tubers. Looking west from near Mawmill crossroads towards the Ochils.
Gairney Water Looking NW from where the burn flows under a minor road.
Gairney Water
Looking NW from where the burn flows under a minor road.
Road Junction Where minor road joins the B9097 west of Crook of Devon.
Road Junction
Where minor road joins the B9097 west of Crook of Devon.
By Wood of Coldrain Just by the site of the old Balado railway station both railway and station have now gone.
By Wood of Coldrain
Just by the site of the old Balado railway station both railway and station have now gone.
Farmland by Coldrain A little triangle of wood in an otherwise arable field.
Farmland by Coldrain
A little triangle of wood in an otherwise arable field.
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Coldrain is located at Grid Ref: NO0700 (Lat: 56.186614, Lng: -3.4914181)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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