The Isle of Arran, sitting on the west coast of Scotland, has everything that you would expect from a Scottish Island. From the rugged and mountainous landscape, to the sheltered beaches, fascinating history and tasty local produce there truly is something for everyone. Climb Goat Fell, the island’s highest peak, and enjoy fantastic views of the island on a clear day. Explore Brodick Castle or one of the two whiskey distilleries, or visit one of the many beaches. Regular ferries operate from the Scottish mainland at Ardrossan to Brodick on the Isle of Arran.
Sunnyside is a quaint cottage with ample room for 2 or more people. Dogs are welcome but best if only 1 at a time (or 2 very small ones). The kitchen is very well equipped and leads to a separate sitting room/dining room. The porch at the front of the property is a real sun-trap and very popular place to sit regardless of the weather. Wonderful sunsets over the hills of the Kintyre Peninsula can be enjoyed all year round. There is another sitting room where reading a book or watching TV and relaxing can be enjoyed while someone else is doing the cooking!
Spacious holiday house sitting in an idyllic setting next to the mountains and the sea on the northern tip of the Isle of Arran. Sleeping eight guests in four bedrooms, Lodge Farm is perfect for families and extended families looking to get away from it all for a few days. With a wood burning stove, spectacular views, an abundance of trails to explore and wildlife to spot, you cannot fail to be captivated by this magical spot. Lace up your walking boots, grab your binoculars, and be prepared to be wowed by the raw beauty of this Scottish island.
