Cottages in Isle of Arran
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Strathconon cottage Whiting Bay, Arran
This lovely 4 star holiday accomodation is spacious and well equipped and sleeps up to 10 (plus 2 cots) in 4 bedrooms (2 with ensuite shower rooms) Strathconon is ideally situated in a beautiful secluded sunny location in the village of Whiting Bay and one of the highlights of many of our guest's stay Is enjoying a walk from their doorstep up to the fabulous Glenashdale Falls. Explore Brodick Castle, Arran distillery, or enjoy the many walks and varied wildlife which Arran has to offer - something for everyone!
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Moinadh Isle of Arran
Situated on Arran’s beautiful west coast, this spacious detached house with over an acre of gardens stands in an elevated position above the sea overlooking the Kilbrannan Sound and boasts panoramic views to the Mull of Kintyre and north to Arran’s mountains ...
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Creag-Raineach Whiting Bay, Isle of Arran
Situated on the beautiful Isle of Arran, this spacious refurbished detached holiday home stands in an elevated position with stunning sea views plus views of Goat Fell and Holy Isle. Arran is a beautiful island (known as Scotland in miniature) with spectacular mountains, beautiful white sandy beaches and varied woodland. Steeped in history, Arran boasts its very own stone circles and is home to 2 castles - the famous Brodick Castle and Lochranza Castle ruins.
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Dunmaghlas Pirnmill, Isle of Arran
This attractive detached cottage offering spacious holiday accommodation, furnished and decorated to a good standard is set on the seashore, just 15 yards from the shingle beach (sand at low tide). The Isle of Arran has long since been a playground for the Scots, its topography resembles that of a miniature Scotland - a mountainous north and rolling, pastoral south. Arran has many outdoor activities in peaceful, countryside surroundings. The wildlife is outstanding, with deer, pheasant, otter and eagle readily seen in the mountains.
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Walking can be dangerous and is done entirely at your own risk. Information is provided free of charge; it is each walkers' responsibility to check it and navigate using a map and compass.