STL LICENSES
PERTH AND KINROSS COUNCIL
The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (Licensing of
Short-term Lets) Order 2022
GRANT OF FULL LICENCE (SECONDARY LETTING) FOR
SHORT-TERM LET
Licence holder(s): Dunsinnan Farm
Day to Day Manager(s): Alice Marjorie Sinclair
has been granted a Short-Term Let Licence
to accommodate a maximum of
2 guest(s)
at
Macbeth's Bothy, New Farm Bothy, Collace, Perth, Perth and Kinross, PH2 6JB
Subject to the Council's approved conditions for Short-Term Lets.
Licence No: PK13381F
Valid From: 01/09/2025
Valid Until: 31/08/2028
THIS IS A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE LICENCE
L. SimpsonHead of Legal & Governance Services
Mandatory Conditions
Mandatory conditions will be applied to all types of short-term let licences (as specified in schedule
3 of the Order) and Temporary Exemptions. The following are mandatory conditions and will apply
to all licences issued:-
Agents
1. Only those named as a holder of the licence can carry out the day to day management of the
short- term let of the premises.
Type of licence
2. The holder of the licence may only offer the type of short-term let for which the licence has been
granted.
Fire safety
3. The holder of the licence must ensure the premises has satisfactory equipment installed for
detecting, and for giving warning of -
a. b. fire or suspected fire, and
the presence of carbon monoxide in a concentration that is hazardous to health.
4. The holder of the licence must keep records showing that all upholstered furnishings and
mattresses within the parts of the premises which are for guest use, or to which the guests are
otherwise permitted to have access, comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety)
Regulations 1988(1).
Gas safety
5. Where the premises has a gas supply -
a. b. the holder of the licence must arrange for an annual gas safety inspection of all gas pipes,
flues and appliances in the premises,
if, after an annual inspection, any appliance does not meet the required safety standard, the
holder of the licence must not allow a short-term let of the premises until the works necessary
to bring the appliance to the required safety standard have been carried out.
Electrical safety
6. Where there are electrical fittings or items within the parts of the premises which are for guest
use, or to which the guests are permitted to have access, the holder of the licence must -
a. ensure that any electrical fittings and items are in -b. c. d. e. i. a reasonable state of repair, and
ii. proper and safe working order,
arrange for an electrical safety inspection to be carried out by a competent person at least
every five years or more frequently if directed by the competent person,
ensure that, following an electrical safety inspection, the competent
person produces an Electrical Installation Condition Report on any fixed installations,
arrange for a competent person to:
i. produce a Portable Appliance Testing Report on moveable appliances to which a guest
has access, and
ii. date label and sign all moveable appliances which have been inspected.
7. In determining who is competent, the holder of the licence must have regard to guidance issued
by the Scottish Ministers under section 19B(4) of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006.
Water safety: private water supplies
8. Where the premises are served by a private water supply, the licence holder must comply with
the requirements on the owners of private dwellings set out in the Water Intended for Human
Consumption (Private Supplies) (Scotland) Regulations 2017.
Water safety: legionella
9. The holder of the licence must assess the risk from exposure to legionella within the premises,
whether or not the premises are served by a private water supply.
Safety & repair standards
10.
- (1) The holder of the licence must take all reasonable steps to ensure the premises are safe
for residential use.
(2) Where the premises are subject to the requirements of Chapter 4 of Part 1 of the Housing
(Scotland) Act 2006, the holder of the licence must ensure that the premises meet the repairing
standard.
Maximum Occupancy
11. The licence holder must ensure that the number of guests residing on the premises does not
exceed the number specified in the licence.
Information to be displayed
12. The holder of the licence must make the following information available within the premises in
a place where it is accessible to all guests -
a. b. c. d. a certified copy of the licence and the licence conditions,
fire, gas and electrical safety information,
details of how to summon the assistance of emergency services,
a copy of the gas safety report,e. f. g. h. a copy of the Electrical Installation Condition Report,
a copy of the Portable Appliance Testing Report,
instructions as to what guests should do in the event that the carbon monoxide alarm sounds,
and
if there is a mobile gas cabinet heater in the premises, safety instructions as to the operation
and movement of that mobile heater.
Planning Permission
13. Where the premises is in a short-term let control area for the purposes of section 26B of the
Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997(4) (the 1997 Act), the holder of the licence must,
where the use of the premises for a short-term let requires planning permission under the 1997
Act, ensure that either:
a. b. an application has been made for planning permission under the 1997 Act and has not yet
been determined, or
planning permission under the 1997 Act is in force.
Listings
14.
- (1) The holder of the licence must ensure that any listing or advert (whether electronic or
otherwise) for the short-term let of the premises includes -
a. the licence number, and
b. a valid Energy Performance Certificate rating if an Energy Performance Certificate is required
for the premises, in accordance with the Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland)
Regulations 2008(5).
(2) The holder of the licence must ensure that any listing or advert (whether electronic or
otherwise) for the short-term let of the premises is consistent with the terms of the short-term let
licence.
Insurance
15. The holder of the licence must ensure that there is in place for the premises -
a. b. valid buildings insurance for the duration of the licence, and
valid public liability insurance for the duration of each short-term let agreement.
Payment of fees
16. The holder of the licence must pay any fees due to the licensing authority in respect of the
licence on demand.
False or misleading information
17. The holder of the licence must not provide any false or misleading information to the licensing
authority.Interpretation
18. In this schedule - Electrical Installation Condition Report means a report containing the
following information:
a. b. c. d. f. the date on which the inspection was carried out,
the address of the premises inspected,
the name, address and relevant qualifications of the person who carried out the inspection,
a description, and the location, of each installation, fixture, fitting and appliance inspected,
e. any defect identified,
any action taken to remedy a defect,
- Energy Performance Certificate means a certificate which complies with regulation 6 of the
Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland) Regulations 2008),
- gas safety report means a report containing the following information -
a. the date on which the appliance or flue was checked,
b. the address of the premises at which the appliance or flue is installed,
c. a description of and the location of each appliance or flue checked,
d. any safety defect identified,
e. any remedial action taken,
f. confirmation that the check undertaken complies with the requirements of an examination of -
i. the effectiveness of any flue,
ii. the supply of combustion air,
iii. subject to head (iv), its operating pressure or heat input or, where necessary,
iv. if it is not reasonably practicable to examine its combustion performance,
v. its operation so as to ensure its safe functioning,
g. h. the name and signature of the individual carrying out the check, and
the registration number with which that individual, or that individual’s employer, is
registered with a body approved by the Health and Safety Executive for the purposes of
regulation 3(3) of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998(7),
- holder of the licence means any person to whom a short-term let licence has been granted or
jointly granted,
- home letting means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the use,
while the host is absent, of accommodation which is, or is part of, the host's only or principal home,
- home sharing means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the use,
while the host is present, of accommodation which is, or is part of, the host's only or principal
home,
- premises means the accommodation which is the subject of an application for a short-term
licence or the subject of a short-term licence,
- repairing standard means the steps which the holder of the licence is required to take to comply
with the obligations placed on the holder by Chapter 4 of Part 1 of the Housing (Scotland) Act
2006(8),- secondary letting means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the
use of accommodation which is not, or is not part of, the licence holder's only or principal home,
- short-term let has the same meaning as in article 3 of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982
(Licensing of Short-term Lets) Order 2022,
- short-term let licence means a licence for a short-term let, and type of short-term let means
one of the following purposes -
a. secondary letting,
b. home letting,
c. home sharing, or
d. home letting and home sharing.
PERTH AND KINROSS COUNCIL
The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (Licensing of
Short-term Lets) Order 2022
GRANT OF FULL LICENCE (SECONDARY LETTING) FOR
SHORT-TERM LET
Licence holder(s): Dunsinnan Farms
Day to Day Manager(s): Alice Sinclair
has been granted a Short-Term Let Licence
to accommodate a maximum of
2 guest(s)
at
Fairygreen Cabin, Fairygreen Farm, Kinrossie, Perth, Perth and Kinross, PH2 6JA
Subject to the Council’s approved conditions for Short-Term Lets.
Licence No: PK13196F
Valid From: 19/09/2024
Valid Until: 18/09/2027
THIS IS A CERTIFIED COPY OF THE LICENCE
L. SimpsonHead of Legal & Governance Services
Mandatory Conditions
Mandatory conditions will be applied to all types of short-term let licences (as specified in schedule
3 of the Order) and Temporary Exemptions. The following are mandatory conditions and will apply
to all licences issued:-
Agents
1. Only those named as a holder of the licence can carry out the day to day management of the
short- term let of the premises.
Type of licence
2. The holder of the licence may only offer the type of short-term let for which the licence has been
granted.
Fire safety
3. The holder of the licence must ensure the premises has satisfactory equipment installed for
detecting, and for giving warning of -
a. b. fire or suspected fire, and
the presence of carbon monoxide in a concentration that is hazardous to health.
4. The holder of the licence must keep records showing that all upholstered furnishings and
mattresses within the parts of the premises which are for guest use, or to which the guests are
otherwise permitted to have access, comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety)
Regulations 1988(1).
Gas safety
5. Where the premises has a gas supply -
a. b. the holder of the licence must arrange for an annual gas safety inspection of all gas pipes,
flues and appliances in the premises,
if, after an annual inspection, any appliance does not meet the required safety standard, the
holder of the licence must not allow a short-term let of the premises until the works necessary
to bring the appliance to the required safety standard have been carried out.
Electrical safety
6. Where there are electrical fittings or items within the parts of the premises which are for guest
use, or to which the guests are permitted to have access, the holder of the licence must -
a. ensure that any electrical fittings and items are in -b. c. d. e. i. a reasonable state of repair, and
ii. proper and safe working order,
arrange for an electrical safety inspection to be carried out by a competent person at least
every five years or more frequently if directed by the competent person,
ensure that, following an electrical safety inspection, the competent
person produces an Electrical Installation Condition Report on any fixed installations,
arrange for a competent person to—
i. produce a Portable Appliance Testing Report on moveable appliances to which a guest
has access, and
ii. date label and sign all moveable appliances which have been inspected.
7. In determining who is competent, the holder of the licence must have regard to guidance issued
by the Scottish Ministers under section 19B(4) of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006.
Water safety: private water supplies
8. Where the premises are served by a private water supply, the licence holder must comply with
the requirements on the owners of private dwellings set out in the Water Intended for Human
Consumption (Private Supplies) (Scotland) Regulations 2017.
Water safety: legionella
9. The holder of the licence must assess the risk from exposure to legionella within the premises,
whether or not the premises are served by a private water supply.
Safety & repair standards
10.
— (1) The holder of the licence must take all reasonable steps to ensure the premises are safe
for residential use.
(2) Where the premises are subject to the requirements of Chapter 4 of Part 1 of the Housing
(Scotland) Act 2006, the holder of the licence must ensure that the premises meet the repairing
standard.
Maximum Occupancy
11. The licence holder must ensure that the number of guests residing on the premises does not
exceed the number specified in the licence.
Information to be displayed
12. The holder of the licence must make the following information available within the premises in
a place where it is accessible to all guests -
a. b. c. d. a certified copy of the licence and the licence conditions,
fire, gas and electrical safety information,
details of how to summon the assistance of emergency services,
a copy of the gas safety report,e. f. g. h. a copy of the Electrical Installation Condition Report,
a copy of the Portable Appliance Testing Report,
instructions as to what guests should do in the event that the carbon monoxide alarm sounds,
and
if there is a mobile gas cabinet heater in the premises, safety instructions as to the operation
and movement of that mobile heater.
Planning Permission
13. Where the premises is in a short-term let control area for the purposes of section 26B of the
Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997(4) (“the 1997 Act”), the holder of the licence must,
where the use of the premises for a short-term let requires planning permission under the 1997
Act, ensure that either—
a. b. an application has been made for planning permission under the 1997 Act and has not yet
been determined, or
planning permission under the 1997 Act is in force.
Listings
14.
- (1) The holder of the licence must ensure that any listing or advert (whether electronic or
otherwise) for the short-term let of the premises includes -
a. the licence number, and
b. a valid Energy Performance Certificate rating if an Energy Performance Certificate is required
for the premises, in accordance with the Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland)
Regulations 2008(5).
(2) The holder of the licence must ensure that any listing or advert (whether electronic or
otherwise) for the short-term let of the premises is consistent with the terms of the short-term let
licence.
Insurance
15. The holder of the licence must ensure that there is in place for the premises -
a. b. valid buildings insurance for the duration of the licence, and
valid public liability insurance for the duration of each short-term let agreement.
Payment of fees
16. The holder of the licence must pay any fees due to the licensing authority in respect of the
licence on demand.
False or misleading information
17. The holder of the licence must not provide any false or misleading information to the licensing
authority.Interpretation
18. In this schedule -
following information –
“Electrical Installation Condition Report” means a report containing the
a. b. c. d. f. the date on which the inspection was carried out,
the address of the premises inspected,
the name, address and relevant qualifications of the person who carried out the inspection,
a description, and the location, of each installation, fixture, fitting and appliance inspected,
e. any defect identified,
any action taken to remedy a defect,
“Energy Performance Certificate” means a certificate which complies with regulation 6 of the
Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland) Regulations 2008),
“gas safety report” means a report containing the following information -
a. the date on which the appliance or flue was checked,
b. the address of the premises at which the appliance or flue is installed,
c. a description of and the location of each appliance or flue checked,
d. any safety defect identified,
e. any remedial action taken,
f. confirmation that the check undertaken complies with the requirements of an examination of -
i. the effectiveness of any flue,
ii. the supply of combustion air,
iii. subject to head (iv), its operating pressure or heat input or, where necessary,
iv. if it is not reasonably practicable to examine its combustion performance,
v. its operation so as to ensure its safe functioning,
g. h. the name and signature of the individual carrying out the check, and
the registration number with which that individual, or that individual’s employer, is registered
with a body approved by the Health and Safety Executive for the purposes of regulation 3(3)
of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998(7),
“holder of the licence” means any person to whom a short-term let licence has been granted or
jointly granted,
“home letting” means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the use,
while the host is absent, of accommodation which is, or is part of, the host’s only or principal home,
“home sharing” means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the use,
while the host is present, of accommodation which is, or is part of, the host’s only or principal
home,
“premises” means the accommodation which is the subject of an application for a short-term
licence or the subject of a short-term licence,
“repairing standard” means the steps which the holder of the licence is required to take to comply
with the obligations placed on the holder by Chapter 4 of Part 1 of the Housing (Scotland) Act
2006(8),“secondary letting” means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the
use of accommodation which is not, or is not part of, the licence holder’s only or principal home,
“short-term let” has the same meaning as in article 3 of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982
(Licensing of Short-term Lets) Order 2022,
“short-term let licence” means a licence for a short-term let, and “ type of short-term let” means
one of the following purposes -
a. secondary letting,
b. home letting,
c. home sharing, or
d. home letting and home sharing.
PERTH AND KINROSS COUNCIL
The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (Licensing of
Short-term Lets) Order 2022
GRANT OF FULL LICENCE (SECONDARY LETTING) FOR
SHORT-TERM LET
Licence holder(s): Dunsinnan Farm & Estate
Day to Day Manager(s): Alice Sinclair
has been granted a Short-Term Let Licence
to accommodate a maximum of
4 guest(s)
at
Fairygreen Cottage, Kinrossie ,Perth, Perth And Kinross, PH2 6JA
Subject to the Council’s approved conditions for Short-Term Lets.
Licence No: PK11379F
Valid Until: 03/08/2026
L. Simpson
Head of Legal & Governance ServicesMandatory Conditions
Mandatory conditions will be applied to all types of short-term let licences (as specified in schedule
3 of the Order) and Temporary Exemptions. The following are mandatory conditions and will apply
to all licences issued:-
Agents
1. Only those named as a holder of the licence can carry out the day to day management of the
short- term let of the premises.
Type of licence
2. The holder of the licence may only offer the type of short-term let for which the licence has been
granted.
Fire safety
3. The holder of the licence must ensure the premises has satisfactory equipment installed for
detecting, and for giving warning of -
a. b. fire or suspected fire, and
the presence of carbon monoxide in a concentration that is hazardous to health.
4. The holder of the licence must keep records showing that all upholstered furnishings and
mattresses within the parts of the premises which are for guest use, or to which the guests are
otherwise permitted to have access, comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety)
Regulations 1988(1).
Gas safety
5. Where the premises has a gas supply -
a. b. the holder of the licence must arrange for an annual gas safety inspection of all gas pipes,
flues and appliances in the premises,
if, after an annual inspection, any appliance does not meet the required safety standard, the
holder of the licence must not allow a short-term let of the premises until the works necessary
to bring the appliance to the required safety standard have been carried out.
Electrical safety
6. Where there are electrical fittings or items within the parts of the premises which are for guest
use, or to which the guests are permitted to have access, the holder of the licence must -
a. b. ensure that any electrical fittings and items are in -
i. ii. a reasonable state of repair, and
proper and safe working order,
arrange for an electrical safety inspection to be carried out by a competent person at leastc. d. e. every five years or more frequently if directed by the competent person,
ensure that, following an electrical safety inspection, the competent
person produces an Electrical Installation Condition Report on any fixed installations,
arrange for a competent person to—
i. produce a Portable Appliance Testing Report on moveable appliances to which a guest
has access, and
ii. date label and sign all moveable appliances which have been inspected.
7. In determining who is competent, the holder of the licence must have regard to guidance issued
by the Scottish Ministers under section 19B(4) of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006.
Water safety: private water supplies
8. Where the premises are served by a private water supply, the licence holder must comply with
the requirements on the owners of private dwellings set out in the Water Intended for Human
Consumption (Private Supplies) (Scotland) Regulations 2017.
Water safety: legionella
9. The holder of the licence must assess the risk from exposure to legionella within the premises,
whether or not the premises are served by a private water supply.
Safety & repair standards
10.
— (1) The holder of the licence must take all reasonable steps to ensure the premises are safe
for residential use.
(2) Where the premises are subject to the requirements of Chapter 4 of Part 1 of the Housing
(Scotland) Act 2006, the holder of the licence must ensure that the premises meet the repairing
standard.
Maximum Occupancy
11. The licence holder must ensure that the number of guests residing on the premises does not
exceed the number specified in the licence.
Information to be displayed
12. The holder of the licence must make the following information available within the premises in
a place where it is accessible to all guests -
a. b. c. d. e. f. a certified copy of the licence and the licence conditions,
fire, gas and electrical safety information,
details of how to summon the assistance of emergency services,
a copy of the gas safety report,
a copy of the Electrical Installation Condition Report, and
a copy of the Portable Appliance Testing Report.Planning Permission
13. Where the premises is in a short-term let control area for the purposes of section 26B of the
Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1997(4) (“the 1997 Act”), the holder of the licence must,
where the use of the premises for a short-term let requires planning permission under the 1997
Act, ensure that either—
a. b. an application has been made for planning permission under the 1997 Act and has not yet
been determined, or
planning permission under the 1997 Act is in force.
Listings
14.
- (1) The holder of the licence must ensure that any listing or advert (whether electronic or
otherwise) for the short-term let of the premises includes -
a. the licence number, and
b. a valid Energy Performance Certificate rating if an Energy Performance Certificate is required
for the premises, in accordance with the Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland)
Regulations 2008(5).
(2) The holder of the licence must ensure that any listing or advert (whether electronic or
otherwise) for the short-term let of the premises is consistent with the terms of the short-term let
licence.
Insurance
15. The holder of the licence must ensure that there is in place for the premises -
a. b. valid buildings insurance for the duration of the licence, and
valid public liability insurance for the duration of each short-term let agreement.
Payment of fees
16. The holder of the licence must pay any fees due to the licensing authority in respect of the
licence on demand.
False or misleading information
17. The holder of the licence must not provide any false or misleading information to the licensing
authority.
Interpretation
18. In this schedule -
following information –
“Electrical Installation Condition Report” means a report containing the
a. the date on which the inspection was carried out,b. c. d. f. the address of the premises inspected,
the name, address and relevant qualifications of the person who carried out the inspection,
a description, and the location, of each installation, fixture, fitting and appliance inspected,
e. any defect identified,
any action taken to remedy a defect,
“Energy Performance Certificate” means a certificate which complies with regulation 6 of the
Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland) Regulations 2008),
“gas safety report” means a report containing the following information -
a. the date on which the appliance or flue was checked,
b. the address of the premises at which the appliance or flue is installed,
c. a description of and the location of each appliance or flue checked,
d. any safety defect identified,
e. any remedial action taken,
f. confirmation that the check undertaken complies with the requirements of an examination of -
g. h. i. (i) the effectiveness of any flue,
ii. (ii) the supply of combustion air,
iii. (iii) subject to head (iv), its operating pressure or heat input or, where necessary,
iv. (iv) if it is not reasonably practicable to examine its combustion performance,
v. (v) its operation so as to ensure its safe functioning,
(g) the name and signature of the individual carrying out the check, and
(h) the registration number with which that individual, or that individual’s employer, is
registered with a body approved by the Health and Safety Executive for the purposes of
regulation 3(3) of the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998(7),
“holder of the licence” means any person to whom a short-term let licence has been granted or
jointly granted,
“home letting” means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the use,
while the host is absent, of accommodation which is, or is part of, the host’s only or principal home,
“home sharing” means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the
use, while the host is present, of accommodation which is, or is part of, the host’s only or principal
home,
“premises” means the accommodation which is the subject of an application for a short-term
licence or the subject of a short-term licence,
“repairing standard” means the steps which the holder of the licence is required to take to
comply with the obligations placed on the holder by Chapter 4 of Part 1 of the Housing (Scotland)
Act 2006(8),
“secondary letting” means a short-term let consisting of the entering into of an agreement for the
use of accommodation which is not, or is not part of, the licence holder’s only or principal home,
“short-term let” has the same meaning as in article 3 of the Civic Government (Scotland) Act
1982 (Licensing of Short-term Lets) Order 2022,
“short-term let licence” means a licence for a short-term let, and “type of short-term let” meansone of the following purposes -
a. secondary letting,
b. home letting,
c. home sharing, or
d. home letting and home sharing.