Strathclyde - Scotland
Holiday Accommodation Isle of Arran
Self catering accommodation in Strathclyde with holiday homes and cottages for rental on the Isle of Arran
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Ref. SC649
Scotland > Strathclyde > Isle of Arran
Holiday Home in Ayrshire & Arran
2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4 Our modern, comfortable and cosy cottage is the perfect place for a romantic get a way or on the contrary an action packed week with the family. Situated up an ideal, no through lane and on the close outskirts of Brodick you will find yourself in walking distance to many local attractions with the Golf Course and Beach only a stones throw away. Therefore, we hope that not only the great location o...
Prices from £100.00 per night
Ref. SC647
Scotland > Strathclyde > Isle of Arran
4 bedrooms; luxurious standard; balcony with sea views A house with everything - style, location, views and maximum comfort; a sandy beach and a bar on the beach just 2 minutes walk from the house. Port Dearg House, newly built in 2011. This is the perfect self catering holiday home on Arran. This 'upside down' house has been created to maximise the social space and the panoramic seascape view which it commands. The whole upper floor of the house ...
Prices from £670.00
Ref. SC415
Scotland > Strathclyde > Isle of Arran
Corrie village, Isle of Arran, Strathclyde, Scotland, UK
Sleeps 4. 2 bedroom steading farmstead in Corrie on the Isle of Arran in Scotland. With unique character. A red sandstone building set on the shore at the foot of the mountains. Nestling beneath the imposing heights of Goatfell beside the sea, in the beautiful village of Corrie. The Steading is an ideal place to escape to and experience the relaxing atmosphere of the Isle of Arran in Scotland.
Prices from £250.00 per week
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Golfers staying in a rental holiday home on the Isle of Arran are well catered for with seven good courses including Lamlash with spectacular views over the Ayrshire Coast. A visit to Ailsa Craig, an island a few miles away while you are staying in a cottage on the Isle of Arran can be organised from the mainland or Cambeltown and can be seen from the south end of Arran. The highest mountain on the island, Goat Fell can be climbed from Brodick, and there are some fabulous walks from Whiting Bay one of which takes in the Glenashdale Falls; add pony trekking, boating and beaches and there are plenty of activities to keep everyone happy during a stay in Isle of Arran accommodation.
Weather
Isle of Arran self-catering cottages are in an area influenced by the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf Stream which create a mild oceanic climate. Again Arran emulates Scotland with the southern half of the island having a more favourable climate to the north and the east coast more sheltered than the west.
Best time to visit
Possibly the best time to visit an Isle of Arran holiday home is during the summer months when the scenery is at its best and outdoor pursuits can be enjoyed.
Reaching Isle of Arran
The closest airport to the Isle of Arran holiday homes and cottages is either Glasgow International (GLA) or Glasgow Prestwick (PIK) both approximately forty miles.
