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Lovely, warm, fully modernized cottage set in 3 acre garden with spectacular views across Lamlash bay. Surrounded by forest, fields and abundant wildlife, yet 500 meters down a beautifully wooded (and occasionally steep!) track are the yacht harbour and all village amenities, including shops, tea rooms, restaurants, pubs, playgrounds, beaches, etc.

Heather Park is a fully-renovated typical island crofter's cottage. It has beds for eight (or even nine or ten if you must) and two bathrooms (two toilets, two showers, but only one bath). It is neat, clean, cozy and warm, with a wood-burning fireplace in the living room and geothermal heating throughout. It is filled with beautiful artwork by acclaimed local artists. The kitchen, conservatory and lounge are spacious and can each easily accommodate 8. The house is isolated and quiet, surrounded by fields and trees and nature, but also only a ten-minute (and occasionally steep) hike up a delightful wooded track from the village's central yacht harbour, pier and amenities like pubs, shops, market, tea rooms, golf course, tennis, pharmacy, etc. Wireless internet, tv and hundreds of dvd's, board games, puzzles and books are all available for your use.

The pier at the boat harbour at the foot of our track is a lovely place to hang out and meet people coming and going. The gorgeous Holy Isle out in the bay dominates the view, beckoning visitors, and the Holy Isle ferry makes a walking visit easy and exciting. Lamlash village itself has good restaurants, good pub food, lovely tearooms, a market and other shops. Close access to the main village of Brodick to one side and the artsy village of Whiting Bay on the other makes Lamlash the perfect place to explore all of Arran while living in relaxing and quiet splendour away from it all. One of the island's seven Golf courses is a fifteen minute walk away.

Separate part of a picturesque cottage by the sea. Own entrance, twin beds, bathroom and lounge, with wood burner. There is no kitchen but we have tea making facilities in the room. We provide breakfast consisting of bread, milk, butter and ground coffee . In the room is a toaster and jams and cereals. We are 6 miles from the ferry terminal and on the bus route. We are dog friendly but ask that you keep your dog off the furniture and on a lead whilst in the garden.

Separate entrance into accommodation , This is a wing of the main house and joined onto the rest of the house via internal doors. Consisting of lounge, bathroom, bedroom with twin beds and sea view. Wood burning stove in lounge which we are happy to light for you each evening when it's chilly. Underfloor heating in bedroom. Electric blankets on beds. Please note there is no kitchen. Sea out the front, mountains out the back . A waterfall at the side. On the path to Goatfell.

We are 6 miles from the ferry. It's peaceful, safe and quiet. A beach and small harbour across the road. Cafe, and hotel restaurant all within walking distance. Close to path to climb Goatfell.

A cosy and bright one bedroom flat in a small seaside village on Isle Of Bute. Our place is a Scottish island rural getaway (but just an over an hours travel time from Glasgow) which is right on the beach with woodburning stove, good views, great walks, and near to local points of interest such as Mount Stuart House.

Our little one bed place in secluded Kilchattan Bay on the Isle of Bute is clean, quiet and bright. There's a wood burning stove in the living room from which there's views over the well-kept front garden (which is shared with the other flats in the block), a church and the sea. We have a large TV and DVD player, and feel free to read the books on the shelf. There is broadband, with free access for guests. Kitchen includes everything you need for cooking (inc microwave/hob/oven) and a washing machine. Please note the large fridge in the picture has been replaced with an ordinary domestic fridge! The one bedroom is small, with a double bed and storage for clothes, and partial sea views. There's a shower room, and outside there's a shed with log storage. The flat is right next to the local post office/shop, and there's a pub half a mile walk up the road which serves good food. There are regular bus services to Rothesay (10 miles) and the rest of the island. But the best thing about Kilchattan Bay and the reason to come here is the peace and quiet and the beautiful scenery. Easy access to beautiful beaches, walks along the coastline, cycles round and off the island. HOW TO GET HERE: CalMac Ferry from Wemyss Bay to Rothesay (19 sailings daily). Regular buses from Rothesay to Kilchattan Bay (it's a 7 mile distance). There is also a taxi stand at the ferry port in Rothesay, or you can hire bikes from next to the taxi stand (opening hours for bike hire is 9 till 5 though).

The Little Beach House is a beautiful studio apartment, newly converted from a 300 year old stable which is set in the 1.5 acre grounds of Cromla House, one of the oldest listed houses on the island in the picturesque conservation village of Corrie on the Isle of Arran.

Relax in luxury sitting at the wood burning stove with muted tones of duck egg blues and creams or look out at the most spectacular views to the sea and grounds from the French doors and your own personal terrace. The kitchen is a joy to cook in with a Belfast sink and drainer, solid wood work tops, Smeg fridge with ice box, Bosch touch hob, Bosch oven, microwave and twinkly lights along the cream kitchen units and overhead extractor fan. The shower room has a heated towel rail and plenty of towels for your stay. Centrally heated by gorgeous duck egg blue old school radiators, piping hot water on tap and crisp white bed linen... come and experience something a little bit different. The Isle of Arran is the most amazing place for getting away from it all or as much adventure as you can handle... the world's your oyster! The Little Beach House is a couple of minutes walk from the beach and village hotel which has a bar and serves food. We have fabulous Smart TV, free wifi when available as it can be variable due to our remote & rural location and free logs for your use in the log store. We welcome you to The Little Beach House with everything you need to make a cup of tea or coffee with traditional yummy Scottish Tunnock's Teacakes which are suitable for vegetarians! Come and enjoy a boutique hotel-like experience with all the benefits of privacy and self-catering.

Corrie is a beautiful little conservation village with stunning coastal views and Goatfell as a dramatic backdrop.

A vegetarian/vegan B&B. Ensuite, twin room. A short walk from the holy isle ferry. Guests may sit out in the garden and enjoy a beautiful view of rolling hills in a quiet friendly atmosphere. I have a shed where bikes can be stored. There is a play park near the house.

I care about the environment and try to reduce plastic waste. Guests are offered a plastic-free hair and body bar which serves as shampoo and soap. Please ensure you have a copy of the directions to my house before you set off. Mobile reception is bad here so you may not be able to pick them up.

Lamlash is a pretty village about 5 minutes drive from the main ferry in Brodick. There are some nice restaurants and cafes and the wee ferry runs to holy isle from Lamlash. You can go over for a day trip or to stay overnight by arrangement. There are some good walks in the hills and along the coast.

Our one bedroom detached cottage is 250 years old and was fully renovated in 2014 to a very high standard to highlight the beautiful seaside cottage's charms with a contemporary twist. The cottage has a peaceful tranquility, seaside location and stunning views over Lamlash Bay.

The Byre cottage is a place to relax and chill, to use as a base to go walking, cycling, play golf on one of the many golf courses on the island, travel round the island or just relax by the wood burning stove reading a book or stare out at the bay watching out for the otters and the beautiful sunsets. The cottage has a fully equipped kitchen with a washing machine, cooker, microwave, fridge freezer and a dishwasher. The bathroom has a power shower and a bath for long soaks. Towels are provided. The living room has a large corner sofa, dining table and chairs. A wood burning stove. The bedroom has a king size bed with fresh linen provided. The cottage does not have a T.V. We have full broadband/wifi. The cottage has electric central heating throughout.

The cottage is located on the seafront of Lamlash Bay in a very quiet neighbourhood. The cottage has its own private gardens and private off road parking.

-Brilliant shore and island views, -Great for Photography, beach walks with abundant wildlife. -Light, bright, airy, welcoming, quiet & relaxed. -Free Ferry pick up/drop off service usually available for those on foot. -Breakfast can include tea, coffee, orange juice, toast with jams/ marmalade, cereals, porridge, cooked breakfast - eggs, bacon, sausage, black pudding, tomatoes and beans using local produce where available. -Vegans and Vegetarians welcome. -Free tea/coffee. -Free WIFI.

Suitable for 2 persons only as 2 singles and as a couple as we have convertible double to single beds. Whilst it's a small room you do have use of the whole house except for our bedroom. Not expecting you to make camp in your bedroom and hide away.

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Welcome to Ferghan Mhor - a vegan bed and breakfast on the Isle of Arran. The B&B is set in a stunning and peaceful location looking to the mainland of Scotland from the east coast of Arran. The mountains of Arran are right behind us and the sea is right out in front. You can see Sannox beach from your room. Brodick ferry terminal is only six miles away. We are 100% vegan - and cook homemade vegan breakfasts for you.

Staying at Ferghan Mhor is about the experience as much as anything else. The garden is beautiful and includes a picture perfect driveway with plants and trees either side. Being all vegan, we have a vegetable plot with all sorts of things growing from an over excited mint plant to newly planted asparagus that’s in year two of its three year growing process! We only let out two rooms at Ferghan Mhor, to keep things small. The rooms are bright, private and include a seating area. Both rooms share a bathroom and have incredible views to the sea – which you can even hear from your room! When it’s sunny you can sit down at the bottom of the garden and enjoy seeing the birds and do a bit of seal spotting. You can read more on our website and follow us on Instagram

Ferghan Mhor and the village of Sannox is a perfect place to explore Arran from whether you are walking, cycling, hiking, running, touring or even golfing - Corrie Golf Club is 5 mins away. Ferghan Mhor is also on the Arran Costal Walk plus Corrie Hotel and Bar, which serves food and has a fantastic beer garden, is just over a mile walk from the house.

Eldon Cottage is a stones throw from the sea, in the pretty conservation village of Corrie, 6 miles north of Brodick. Great for access to the hills around Goat Fell, beach at Sannox, just relaxing in an unspoilt location. The house is clean, simple, uncluttered and warm, with all conveniences. But a true getaway - with no TV or Wifi. Ideal for couples, solo adventurers, and families with kids.

Built of local red sandstone as a fishermans cottage Eldon Cottage has been recently modernised and upgraded without losing it's traditional charm. It has a fresh, uncluttered, airy feel. Downstairs is an open plan living space with a well equipped kitchen along the back wall, with a living space on one side and a dining area on the other. There is an Esse woodfired stove, with oven (great for slow cooking). The original staircase has been retained up to the 2 double bedrooms upstairs, along with a kids/twin room with two single beds. There is a generous sized bathroom with excellent shower and bath.

With stunning views over Brodick Bay to Brodick Castle and Goat Fell, our lovely bright guest room is ideally placed just 5 minutes from the ferry terminal. We are in a quiet residential area, set above the sea front, within walking distance of the sea front and local amenities. Well behaved dogs and their owners are very welcome (2max, £10 per dog per stay, pay on arrival) and there are a multitude of walks and trails along the shoreline and into the interior of ‘Scotland in miniature’.

Your room is of a good size, with a double bed and king sized quilt. The room is accessible for those with limited mobility. The short path from the road is narrow in places, and there is a step into the house. Your private shower room has one step into it. Otherwise everything is on one level. You will have tea and coffee making facilities in your room. Plates, glasses and cutlery are also provided in case you wish to bring food back to eat. There is also a table suitable for working at your laptop, a television, and plenty of room for your dogs if you have them. Arran is a haven for golfers with seven courses to playing the island. For nature lovers it is just the place to be! Apart from the expected sea birds you may be lucky enough to see seals, otters, red squirrels, red deer and even golden and sea eagles! Dogs are welcome almost everywhere, most cafes and hotels have dog areas, but if the day is too hot for your fur baby, or you want to take a trip to Holy Isle, we can provide a dog sitting service for you by arrangement (£10 per three hour session). We have plenty of dog towels, and can provide bedding for your dogs, but please bring their own bowls.

Brodick has lovely quirky independent shops. The only ‘chain’ on the island is the Co-op! Live music is played in many venues, but if quiet is what you’re after, there are plenty of places to go for that. One of the lovely things about the island is that there are benches everywhere so you can just sit and absorb the stunning views. Brodick Castle is full of history and has wonderful dog friendly grounds to explore, and you may see the elusive red squirrels in the trees. There is also the Arran Heritage Museum which apart from its fascinating historic information, has a fabulous tea room and does the best homemade lemon meringue pie. The stunning nearly a mountain, Goat Fell, is the backdrop to Brodick. If you intend to climb it please ensure you have the appropriate gear, as the weather can change very suddenly up there. Do please let us know if that is your intention, we don’t want to lose you in the mists! Lamlash is the administrative hub for the island, and is just 3 miles south of Brodick. As well as the islands hospital, Holy Isle is set within Lamlash Bay, and there are regular ferry trips across to it. Unfortunately your furry pal isn’t allowed on Holy Isle, so you may wish to avail yourself of our dog sitting service. There are numerous small villages and beaches and bays to explore around the island, with stunning sunrise and sunsets.

A light airy spacious cottage 5 minutes walk from beach and all amenities of Brodick village, 20 minutes walk from ferry terminal.

You will share this space with myself and my lovely calm friendly collie dog. If you have any issues with dogs, please let me know and he will live in our side hall, not accessible to the main house. Spacious cottage, light and airy, 5 minutes walk to beach, centre of Brodick village, bars, restaurants, shops, bus stop connecting with whole island, 20 minutes walk to ferry terminal. Large dining kitchen, very well equipped. Bedroom has double bed and a single, ideal for couple or 2 friends. Perfect for family - child under 5, £5 extra, under 14, £8 extra. Travel cot available - baby goes free. Also, we have a high chair for baby/ toddler, both items free of charge. Immense selection of books, map and walking guides to Arran and Coastal Way, good selection of classic family DVDs, some French classics! Ici on parle francais et man spricht Deutsch! Rather wild garden with red squirrels and many birds, peaceful sunny patio with dining table and chairs, 2 sun loungers. Friendly, helpful host, happy to provide information but also completely unintrusive and will only use kitchen, bathroom and lounge when you don’t require them. So, get on that ferry, leave your cares behind you and discover the beauty and peace of Arran. PS - I provide tea, coffee, sugar, milk, vegetable cooking oil, refined rapeseed oil for salads, balsamic vinegar, bread and butter, muesli, eggs and tomatoes, spices, herbs and S and P, shower gel, shampoo, body lotion, shaving gel - and, of course, towels and bed linen- so you just need to bring your toothbrush and clothes x

Quayside Cottage is a delightful cosy detached single storey building situated in the beautiful conservation village of Corrie. With stunning sea views, the cottage overlooks the picturesque Sandstone Quay and beyond to Bute and the Ayrshire coastline. Self catering property ideal for single or double occupancy, maintained to the highest standard. Lounge with uninterrupted sea views. Equipped with colour free view TV, CD player and WiFi. Light airy fully fitted kitchen. Off road parking.

Quayside Cottage is located adjacent to Quayside the owners home. Our cottage has everything you need for a cosy break away from home, you just need to bring your food. With views to Holy Isle, Bute and Little Cumbrae the cottage really does have stunning sea views. Every day there is something different to see from basking sharks in August and September to submarines, cruise ships, otters and porpoises. If you are an early risers or not so early depending on the time of year you visit the sunrises can be breathtaking as well as the night skies without light pollution.

Corrie is a beautiful village with Mara, fish deli eat in or take out 5 mins walk from the cottage and a hotel with great atmosphere in its two bars, serving hot meals and a lovely beer garden next to the shore. Please note Mara closes 19 October and will not be open until Spring 2020 and the hotel may operate reduced hours during winter months. There are lots of places to eat out in Brodick please let me know if you would like any recommendations or information on buses or taxis during your stay.

Set in the heart of the Lochranza country side on the stunning Isle of Arran, we have a tranquil retreat, with stags and golden eagles in close proximity. Relax, unwind and take in the stunning views of the sleeping warrior mountains. There is a stunning sea view from the top of the track the sunset is quite spectacular. We are nestled within the hill side of Lochranza up a private track. there are many walks from Laggan walk further up the track or fairy dell on the sea coast.

The access track to the house is not suitable for vehicles with low ground clearance however vehicles can be left at at the bottom of the track and we offer transport on arrival and departure if necessary. On arrival guests will find a welcome pack of necessities with teas, coffee, sugar,milk, cereals and other goodies. Check in is 3pm and check out is 10am

Lochranza is famous for its whisky distillery which is a 10 min walk across the campsite opposite if its a tour you want or food the distillery can offer it with a beautiful gift shop. For amazing food there is the beautiful Stagg Pavillion restaurant be sure to book in advance to avoid disappointment as they get booked up fast. There is also the Lochranza hotel which does food and has a bar. next to the Lochranza ferry terminal is the sandwich station that do the most amazing sandwiches. Lochranza castle is a must see set on the sea shore is a stunning view. and if your a golf enthusiast then the golf course is on your door step play a round while watching the beautiful stags.

Balmore Cottage is centrally located in Brodick, just 5 minutes walking distance from the ferry terminal, bus station, supermarket, shops and pubs. Despite this, it is in a quiet position with its own private landscaped garden. Accommodation consists of bedroom with double bed, living/ dining room, kitchen an shower room.

Traditional Victorian Villa, retaining many original features, including the original front door key! But, with modern amenities, such as wifi, new kitchen, central heating, off street parking etc. Fantastic, uninterrupted sea views, plenty of outdoor space, close to the Pub and restaurant, Mara seafood bistro, Village Hall, the track to Goatfell and other walks. Averton is situated opposite the " Doctor's Bath " - one of Corrie's curiosities.

If you like things a bit old fashioned and quirky, then you'll be fine here. Please note that bedroom 3 is a small room with bunk beds (there wasn't an option to put this in the listing ) - fine for kids. If you would rather use the sofa bed downstairs instead, please let me know. (Max. People is 6)

Averton is opposite the "Doctor's Bath", One of Corrie ' s quirky features. There is plenty for the Geologist, bird watcher, nature lover, hiker -with the start of the Goatfell track close by. Also close by are eating and drinking establishments and the Village Hall.

Rose Cottage is a peaceful private home offering a king size bed or twin beds. Now with entry to a bathroom size ensuite, complete with a bath for a deep soak after a day of walking! We are close to the centre of Lamlash for shops, pubs and the beach (5 mins walk) and are conveniently situated on the main road and the bus route.

Guests can have the use of the front sitting room and enjoy the log burner which is lit almost every evening.

Lamlash is a quiet village and I am not far from the beach, the Co-op food shop and various pus, cafes and restaurants. There are wonderful views of Holy Island from Lamlash and I am sure that we benefit from that and all the good vibrations that come with it!

Springwell cottage has just been renovated. Centrally heated with living room underfloor heating and a wood burning stove. Can sleep 4 adults and 2 infants or 2 adults and 2 children. We accept a max of 2 well behaved dogs. Separate garden for guests use. Safe little beach and swings , climbing frame and play space just across the road . Waterfall to the side of the cottage. Start of the Goatfell path 5 min walk away. Corrie hotel and public bar 5 min walk and dog friendly.

You have sole use of garden and washing line .

We have the Corrie hotel and public bar a short walk down the road. We also have Mara a great fish cabin even closer , unfortunately closed for the winter. The Co op is the only supermarket on the island and is in Brodick close to the ferry terminal.

This is our vibrant, modern, bright cottage in Kilchattan Bay on the Isle of Bute. While we don't offer a sea view from this property, we are less than a 30 second walk on to the beach. The cottage has it's own private seating area in a large beautiful shared garden. The Isle of Bute has an abundance of beautiful walks and trails to offer and an array of wildlife. Seals, deer and osprey to name a few.

This property is made up of a modern open plan kitchen/living room area, well lit by skylights - no windows (On the wall) in the kitchen/living room. The double bedroom is ample with a double bed, bedside cabinets, lamps and a wardrobe for hanging space, this room has a large window facing the pretty garden. The bathroom has a shower, toilet, sink and heated towel rail. Kilchattan Bay does not have a gas supply for central heating or cooking so we provide electric radiators and in the living room we have a wall mounted coal fire effect heater. We have 1 television in the living room and a blu-ray player along with a large selection of movies. Kilchattan Bay is very peaceful with a wonderful relaxed pace of life - no one's in a hurry here. It is utterly beautiful. Mobile phone signal can be a bit hit and miss - which is perfect if you're getting away from it all! We do provide free WiFi.

Peaceful, pretty, quiet, relaxed. Bliss. Kilchattan Bay is a small remote village with 1 shop (through the wall from the cottage) which is a Post Office, cafe and basic grocery shop. The shop is open Mon-Sat 0930-1400 during "out-of-season" months. 0930-1600 remainder of the year. If you'd like to order a newspaper or bread/rolls please contact me and I will arrange this with the shop for you. One mile (roughly) from the cottage, following one easy, quiet road, is Kingarth Hotel https://www.kingarthhotel.co.uk which is the only restaurant/pub nearby. Kingarth is a cosy restaurant serving good food and good portions, fair choice with good service and reasonably priced.

Woodhead Snug is only a 5 minute drive from Brodick ferry terminal. Situated in the village of Lamlash close to the stunning 18 hole golf course. The cottage is a short walk from the centre of the village with beaches, shops, bars and restaurants to visit. Also located on the main bus route allowing easy access to further explore the spectacular scenery and many activities that the island has to offer.

Woodhead Snug has been fully renovated into a modern self-contained cottage annexe with a private entrance. The property has an open plan kitchen dining living room comprising a fridge-freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster & cooker and a sofa bed. There is also a shower room with electric shower and double bedroom with wardrobe and drawers. The hallway features a walk in cupboard allowing storage for footwear, jackets and luggage.

Comfortable bedroom, sitting area and mini kitchen. Stunning views of Lochranza Bay. 0.3mile up a rough track. Close to the Arran Coastal Way and the Lochranza - Claonaig ferry. Bus stop 0.8mile. Parking 0.3mile. Facilities for light meals; fridge, microwave, single hob, kettle, toaster. Breakfast provided; cereals, tea, ground coffee, bread, milk, conserves. Gluten free/vegan on request. Accommodation is attached to the owners' home and above artist's studio. We are on hand for help/advice.

Great for walkers and for wildlife and bird-watchers. The area has views to the Arran mountains and Kintyre.

There is a 9-hole golf course in the village and many local walks. Free range sheep and red deer and lots of wildlife to see including seals on the local shoreline.

Rowanbank Studio is a bright and airy studio-style cottage which is ideal for two people. There is an open plan living/kitchen area with a separate double bedroom and en-suite shower room. On site parking is available. The Studio is ideally located a 5-minute walk from both Brodick village and the Auchrannie Spa. It overlooks Brodick golf course , the beach and Brodick bay.

The Isle of Arran is a place where you can find a little bit of everything you'd ever want from a Scottish island; an ever-changing coastline, dramatic mountain peaks, sheltered beaches, verdant forests, great cultural festivals and a wealth of tasty local produce. A holiday on Arran packs in a lot of flavour - taste your way around the island as you try creamy cheeses, refreshing beers, traditional oatcakes, tempting chocolates and delicious ice cream. Book a tour at the Arran Distillery to discover the secrets behind the distilling process before sampling a dram of malt whisky or the creamy liqueur Arran Gold. A short break on Arran is perfect all year round, and is a great location to escape the busy city life. Don't forget to pack your binoculars - red squirrels, deer, golden eagles, otters, seals, basking sharks and more can often be seen across the island and on the coastline. Get the adrenalin pumping as you try some thrilling outdoor adventure activities, or why not scale Goatfell, the largest mountain on Arran? It's a Corbett, sitting at 2,866 ft above sea level.

Newly renovated beach-front apartment, ideally located in the centre of Lamlash village, close to all local ameneties and opposite the village green. The accomodation is ideal for two people; there is an open plan living/kitchen area with a separate double bedroom and en-suite bathroom with shower. The flat is on the first floor and has its own separate entrance. On site parking is available. 20% discount on nightly rate for stays of 1 week or more

The apartment is an annex at the side of our own house. We are close by if you need assistance.

Eastkirk is an exquisite renovation of a Scottish Free Church, offering a wealth of old world charm married to stunning contemporary design. The church faces out across beautiful mature gardens to the gentle waters of the Firth of Clyde. Whether you’re an artist, hill walker, mountain biker or family just looking for tranquility you cannot fail to be enchanted by this magical place.

The church retains its original stained leaded glass windows, red sandstone corbels, timber paneling and intricate oak trusses. To the north side a bespoke glass conservatory effortlessly compliments the property, offering a wonderful space to take breakfast or read whilst taking in the far-reaching sea views. The property offers spacious living with 2 bedrooms, each with their own modern bathroom and shower. The downstairs master bedroom boasts oak floors and an abundance of storage. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, modern tiling and fittings plus all the comforts you would expect from such a well designed property. Upstairs there are 2 single beds in the second bedroom plus an ensuite bathroom with toilet and shower. The upstairs lounge is made for relaxing, with sun streaming through the sandstone-framed stained glass windows, then out across the gardens to the rippling sea. There are settees a-plenty so relax, chat or read in the most stunning of surroundings. Downstairs there is a fabulously appointed kitchen, with every utensil you could require, beautiful fitted units & worktops and stripped oak floors. There’s a large dining table that seats 8 comfortably and, of course, a church pew for when you feel the need….

Tranquil seaside cottage with stunning views. Quirky and delightful.

You are welcomed into a porch, perfect for wet weather, hiking, beach gear. Into a cosy living room with sun room area with amazing views towards the sea. The heated conservatory has garden views and is a lovely space for meals. The back hall has access to the family bathroom and utility room it leads to the galley kitchen which has everything you should require. The ground floor has 1 twin bedroom with and ensuite bedroom. Stairs lead off the living room to the upstairs bedrooms. A twin bedroom and a further double bedroom awaits. The cottage also benefits from a games snug upstairs with a games console and dvd/bluray player. Board games and toys for kids of all ages for those occassional rainy days. The garden is lush and green with an abundance of gorgeous plants, and what a view from the back of the garden. Corrie is exceptionally pretty.

Cromla Cottage is located close to the seashore and Sannox beach with it's white sand is closeby. The Corrie Hotel is within easy walking distance and is great for a sit in meal or drink. The very popular Mara fish bar and deli is stones throw away. There are seven golf courses on the Arran and an "Arran Golf Pass" is available to play on all the courses.

Situated on the lower slopes of Arran's highest peak, Fearainn Coilleach ticks all the boxes for those seeking fresh air, peace and natural beauty. Although only minutes from the ferry and accessed by a well maintained forestry track the house nestles unobtrusively in a wooded glade with spectacular views over Brodick Bay. It is a location with endless possibilities.

Spacious, open plan lounge / dining / kitchen on the ground floor. On the upper floor, 1 double and 1 twin room (can be made up as a kingsize). Family bathroom. Bedlinen and towels supplied. Wifi, Sky TV. Access to Fearainn Coilleach is by a 500m forestry track - passable by all vehicles with care. Arrival time 4pm, departure 9.45am, Saturday to Saturday.

Enjoy a relaxing morning coffee on the south facing veranda. Watch the ferry roll in from the distant mainland or keep an eye and ear out for buzzard, red deer and red squirrel. From your doorstep and without putting foot or cycle tyre on a public road explore the paths and tracks that lead you to castle, forest, mountain and moorland. The bay at the foot of the track attracts all manner of wildlife. Eider duck, merganser, sandpiper and common seal are all regular visitors whilst an early morning trip may produce a sighting of the ever elusive otter. From late July to October, the mysterious basking shark graces the bay with the occasional appearance. Goatfell beckons the active and from Fearainn Coilleach you have no need of a vehicle. Pack the sandwiches, biscuits and tea, turn right and right again and you're on the way! On a clear day the views from the top rival the best in Scotland. For those more interested in the art of relaxation there is the nearby Duchess Court, complete with tea-room, cheese shop, beautician, hair stylist, pottery and the world renowned Arran Sense of Scotland. A short walk away and sited on the banks of the Rosa Burn is the greatly admired folk museum. Discover the secrets of Arran's past and don't miss out on the jam and scones! Whatever you choose to do don't be surprised when the house in the wood beckons you to return.

Lochranza Centre is an Outdoor Education & Activities venue situated on the northern tip of the Isle of Arran. We provide a range of affordable accommodation for everyone - School Groups, Youth Organisations, Families, Independent Travellers, Couplers & Coach Parties. We have a range of room styles from twin en suites to bunk rooms. On site there are comfortable lounges, dining room, drying room, games room, shop & meeting rooms. The Centre is also home to the Arran Geopark.

Lochranza Centre CIC provide a little something for everyone. We are situated in a fantastic location. During a short walk round the village you will see red deer, seals, red squirrels & if you are lucky golden eagles & sea otters.

Anchorline Cottage is a bright, modern, recently refurbished property situated in an elevated position with views over Brodick Bay and the magnificent mountains of north Arran. Anchorline has a lovely garden and is located in the centre of Brodick, minutes walk from the ferry terminal, bars, restaurants and all the local amenities. With 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (one en-suite) and off-street parking, Anchorline is a fantastic base for couples or families to explore Arran from.

Guests can enjoy the whole house, including the large, bright and modern lounge with large windows overlooking Brodick Bay, Goatfell and the majestic mountains of north Arran. The lounge is equipped with a sony tv, DVD player and PlayStation. Guests can also enjoy the large, modern fully equipped kitchen and dining area, capable of seating 6 people at the dining table plus 2 more at the breakfast bar. The kitchen has a large fridge freezer, washer/ dryer and dishwasher as well as all of the usual facilities. Anchorline cottage has 3 bedrooms - a master double with en-suite toilet and shower, a twin room and a further double room. Anchorline also has a main bathroom with bath and shower. Both the master bedroom and twin rooms are equipped with TVs and the twin also has an integrated DVD player.

Great views over Brodick Bay, Goatfell and the mountains and a five minute walk to all of the terrific bars and restaurants including the Douglas hotel. Fabulous golf courses, hill walking, cycling, mountain biking, watersports and many other outdoor pursuits available on the island

A quirky Scottish cottage incorporating a pretty spiral staircase leading to an upstairs bedroom and having great views across the golf course to the beach. Open plan living / kitchen area, spiral stairs, double bedroom and bath / shower. Parking.

The Pier House is a beautiful sandstone cottage in the very heart of Lamlash. Its a home from home where rest and relaxation come naturally. The house is perfect for both couples and families alike, where you can explore and fall in love with the beautiful Isle Of Arran. We are always happy to answer any questions or help in any way we can.

The Pier House is in the heart of Lamlash. Lamlash Bay is on your door step, as well as local bars, newsagents and supermarket. The upper floors and outdoor decking area offer magnificent views of Holy Isle. Brodick is just a 5 minute bus journey over the hill.

Lamlash is a beautiful village on the Isle of Arran that looks out onto the magnificent Holy Isle. It hosts a variety of shops, bars and restaurants. It is a wonderful place to enjoy many different types of walks and activities, which include sailing, swimming in the bay and is where the adventure centre Arran Active is based.

Rowanbank House is a traditional, south-facing, sandstone cottage which retains many of its original features. In addition to 2 bedrooms, the House benefits from a lounge, conservatory style-dining room and separate TV room. The House is ideally located a 5-minute walk from both Brodick village and the popular Auchrannie Spa. On site parking is available.

The Isle of Arran is a place where you can find a little bit of everything you'd ever want from a Scottish island; an ever-changing coastline, dramatic mountain peaks, sheltered beaches, verdant forests, great cultural festivals and a wealth of tasty local produce. A holiday on Arran packs in a lot of flavour - taste your way around the island as you try creamy cheeses, refreshing beers, traditional oatcakes, tempting chocolates and delicious ice cream. Book a tour at the Arran Distillery to discover the secrets behind the distilling process before sampling a dram of malt whisky or the creamy liqueur Arran Gold. A short break on Arran is perfect all year round, and is a great location to escape the busy city life. Don't forget to pack your binoculars - red squirrels, deer, golden eagles, otters, seals, basking sharks and more can often be seen across the island and on the coastline. Get the adrenalin pumping as you try some thrilling outdoor adventure activities, or why not scale Goatfell, the largest mountain on Arran? It's a Corbett, sitting at 2,866 ft above sea level.

Two Hoots is a quaint little cottage, perfect for couples, nestled in the vibrant village of Lamlash. 7 minute's drive from the ferry terminal (hop on the bus if you'd prefer to leave the car at home) you will find yourself just a short walk from the beach, golf course, restaurants, pubs & shops. With fresh local produce, live music, artwork and a wee ferry over to the Holy Isle if you fancy a day trip - there really is everything to ensure you have the most tranquil...(or lively) of breaks!

More photos to follow! We aim to please and provide fresh linen and towels as standard. With comfort in mind, our bed is a Super King. It can be split into two singles also (please request this prior to your stay). The kitchen is fully equiped, including a washing machine. There is seating in the garden and a firepit BBQ.

Lamlash manages to cram so much into such a small villiage. We recommend a meal at the Drift Inn, a trip to the Holy Isle and catching some live music at the PHT