Town Houses
The properties we have included in this section are best suited to those who are looking to be situated in or nearby a town or city. We have accommodation in the centre of Edinburgh at Gladstone's Land, on the Royal Mile and close to Edinburgh Castle; an apartment at Holmwood just a few miles from Glasgow; and properties in pretty villages and towns such as Falkland in Fife, Kirkcudbright, a pretty harbour town in Dumfriesshire, and Cromarty, an unspoilt little town on the north coast of 'the bonny Black Isle'. These are just a selection of the areas we cover but for a full list of all our town houses, please see the properties listed below.
Viewing Properties: 1 - 10 of 14
- Rating:
- Award Pending
- Sleeps:
- 10
- Bedrooms:
- 5
- Dogs:
- No Dogs Allowed
- Area:
- Edinburgh, Fife & Borders
PLEASE TELEPHONE THE HOLIDAYS DEPARTMENT ON 0844 493 2108 TO BOOK THIS PROPERTY.
This beautiful 18th-century merchant's villa dominates the town of Eyemouth from its position above the busy fishing harbour. Gunsgreen House was designed by James Adam, the younger brother of Rober Adam, around 1755. Gunsgreen is not only notable as a work of architecture, it was also the centre of a lucrative trade - smuggling! The property is now under the ownership of the Gunsgreen House Trsut and recently undergone major work. The ground and lower floors are now home to the new museum where visitors will have the opportunity to learn more about this wonderful house and its fascinating history.
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- Rating:
- Award Pending
- Sleeps:
- 6
- Bedrooms:
- 3
- Dogs:
- Dogs Allowed
- Area:
- Highlands & Western Isles
The late 18th-century Paye House lies at the heart of the historic conservation area within Cromarty, surrounded by charming cobbled lanes and listed buildings. The house has had an exciting history, as a general store, an antique shop, a chip shop, a doctor’s surgery and a wholefood store. The National Trust for Scotland purchased the property in 1992 and have since sensitively restored it. Available for holiday bookings from 15th May 2010.
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- Rating:
- Excellent
- Sleeps:
- 3
- Bedrooms:
- 2
- Dogs:
- No Dogs Allowed
- Area:
- Dumfries & Galloway
Please contact the Holidays Department on 0844 493 2108 if you would like to check availability or make a booking during 2011. The Precinct House, situated next door to The Pend (also let through the Trust), belongs to a period two centuries later than its neighbour, and is a townhouse typical of the vernacular Scottish Georgian architecture of the burgh. The name refers to the early monastic precinct, which defined the back gardens of later houses. Just up the small hill behind the house are the ruins of the cathedral, which give Whithorn the historic title of the smallest city of Scotland.
The property is privately owned and has been carefully refurbished in Georgian style. Its most popular features are the heated glass-roofed atrium joining its two original buildings, perfect for indoor dining, and a secluded sunny courtyard outdoors.
Precinct House is adjacent to the Whithorn Story Visitor Centre, with its interpretation of one of the earliest Christian sites in Scotland, which is a stone’s throw away from the back garden.
Master bedroom with king-size four-poster bed on the first floor and small single bedroom with compact box bed.
On the ground floor: a sitting room with period grate, glass-roofed dining room, kitchen and shower room. Enclosed courtyard outside with garden furniture and barbecue.
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- Rating:
- Very Good
- Sleeps:
- 5
- Bedrooms:
- 3
- Dogs:
- No Dogs Allowed
- Area:
- Glasgow
Please contact the Holidays Department on 0844 493 2108 if you would like to check availability or make a booking during 2011. The Coach House is located within the grounds of Holmwood. Just a few miles from the centre of Glasgow, the richly ornamented Holmwood House is an oasis of calm in the midst of Scotland's largest and most bustling city. Completed in 1858, Holmwood is considered to be the finest domestic design by the architect Alexander 'Greek' Thomson. The house is set within 5 acres of landscaped grounds and is open to the public.
Holmwood is only ten minutes away from Glasgow city centre by train, with a walk of ten minutes to the station. It gives easy access to the SECC, the National Stadium and all the shops, restaurants, theatres and concert halls in the city.
Entry to this property is via the stair at the front. The property has a charming layout that maximises guests' enjoyment of the views over the rolling grounds of Holmwood. On the entrance floor there is a comfortable sitting room/dining area, a well-equipped and modern kitchen, a double bedroom, and a spacious contemporary bathroom with bath and shower. Internal stairs lead down to the lower floor that comprises one twin and one single bedroom, and one WC.
The Coach House is currently available over the festive period and is available from 29 December 2009 to 5 January 2010 at a cost of £550. Please contact the Holidays Department either by phone on 0844 493 2108 or by emailing holidays@nts.org.uk to make a booking. We regret it is not possible to book festive holidays online.
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