Rating:

Very Good

Sleeps:

4

Bedrooms:

2

Dogs:

No Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

Public transport accessible. Enjoy the atmosphere of Culzean to the full in this comfortably furnished and equipped flat, which is situated in the west wing of the castle with its own entrance. There are approximately 20 steps down to the front door of the apartment. Children will require supervision as there is no fence or barrier between the lawn and the cliff edge. Two twin bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen and bathroom with shower over bath.

Rating:

Very Good

Sleeps:

5

Bedrooms:

3

Dogs:

Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

Situated within the Mull of Kintyre Lighthouse Complex. Extremely comfortable and very well furnished apartment. The approach road to the lighthouse is one of the most breathtaking in Scotland and ofers magnificent views out to sea. It is however extremely steep, with a number of hairpin beds and requires confident driving with caution. Sleeps 5 in one double, one twin and one single bedroom.

Rating:

Very Good

Sleeps:

4

Bedrooms:

2

Dogs:

Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

Situated within the Mull of Kintyre Lighthouse Complex. Extremely comfortable and very well furnished. Sleeps 4 in two twin bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen and bathroom with bath and shower. The approach road to the lighthouse is one of the most breathtaking in Scotland and offers magnificent views out to sea. It is however extremely steep, with a number of hairpin bends and requires confident driving with caution.

Rating:

Very Good

Sleeps:

2

Bedrooms:

1

Dogs:

No Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

Public transport accessible. Hoolity Ha’ was originally occupied by a whole family of about 8 people. Like a railway signalman, the gatekeeper operated an early warning system, linked by wire to the castle, to forewarn the staff of the Marquess’s return in his carriage. The footmen could all scuttle outside and be ready to greet his Lordship as he swept round the carriage ring and arrived at the front door of the castle. Built in the 1820s as the gatehouse serving the original north entrance into the estate, this exquisite gate lodge is perched on the edge of Glenside Gorge by Hoolity Bridge. The lodge contains some fine pieces of antique furniture and combines the practicalities of modern-day living with the character of the original building. The lounge doubles as a bedroom in this, Scotland’s grandest bedsit!

Rating:

Very Good

Sleeps:

4

Bedrooms:

2

Dogs:

Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

If you’re looking for a relaxing break in a comfortable cottage with breathtaking views, look no further! This charming cottage on the edge of Loch Fyne is the perfect place to stay if you enjoy stunning Scottish scenery. Quaint and idyllic on the outside and fully equipped with all mod cons on the inside. Linwood Cottage has its own private garden. Sitting room, dining room, one double and one twin bedroom, fully fitted contemporary kitchen and bathroom with electric power shower over bath. Parking available at the side of the cottage.

Rating:

Good

Sleeps:

4

Bedrooms:

1

Dogs:

Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

Public transport accessible. The Segganwell Cottages were used to house estate workers and in 1891 a total of 14 people lived here. William Kirkland, an assistant shepherd and his wife and family of 4 lived in North Segganwell (two of his sons worked as gardeners on the estate); and Thomas Davidson the house carter and his wife and 6 children lived in South Segganwell (next door) NB. The Segganwell Cottages can be reached only by a steep stairway of over 100 steps so are not suitable for mobility impaired people. Sleeps 4 in one double room with a set of bunks built into a recess. Sitting room, kitchen and shower room with WC. There will be exterior building works taking place at the Segganwell Cottages between the period 30 August and 27 September 2008 when both cottages will be partially covered in scaffolding and there may be times during the day when there is some noise. It is for this reason that the price for these cottages will be reduced by £50 per week during this period. In order to receive this discount, all bookings over this period must be made by calling the Holidays Dept on 0844 493 2108 or emailing holidays@nts.org.uk.

Rating:

Very Good

Sleeps:

4

Bedrooms:

2

Dogs:

Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

Public transport accessible. The Royal Artillery cottage was endowed by the Royal Artillery after the Second World War for the use of disabled ex-servicemen, and then for while was used only be ex-servicemen from the Erskine Memorial Hospital. Originally part of the Coach House and Stables complex, the cottage provided living quarters for the coachmen, grooms and stable-boys and for the footmen and other male domestic servants in the Castle. This charming sandstone cottage has been recently refurbished and now provides excellent facilities for disabled guests. Situated within the Clock Tower Courtyard next to the castle, its position on the cliff edge gives fine sea views from each of the comfortably furnished rooms. No nursing or medical back up is provided. Car parking is available opposite the cottage. Two twin bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen, bathroom with separate bath and wheelchair-accessible shower with seat.

Rating:

Good

Sleeps:

4

Bedrooms:

1

Dogs:

Dogs Allowed

Area:

Ayrshire, Arran, Argyll & The Kintyre Peninsula

Public transport accessible. The Segganwell Cottages were used to house estate workers and in 1891 a total of 14 people lived here. William Kirkland, an assistant shepherd and his wife and family of 4 lived in North Segganwell (next door)two of his sons worked as gardeners on the estate and Thomas Davidson the house carter and his wife and 6 children lived in South Segganwell. NB. The Segganwell Cottages can be reached only by a steep stairway of over 100 steps so are not suitable for mobility impaired people. Sleeps 4 in one double room with bunk beds set in a recess, sitting room with sofa bed. Kitchen and shower room with WC. There will be exterior building works taking place at the Segganwell Cottages between the period 30 August and 27 September 2008 when both cottages will be partially covered in scaffolding and there may be times during the day when there is some noise. It is for this reason that the price for these cottages will be reduced by £50 per week during this period. In order to receive this discount, all bookings over this period must be made by calling the Holidays Dept on 0844 493 2108 or emailing holidays@nts.org.uk.