BRAERIACH
Blackwaterfoot,
Isle of Arran
KA27 8ET

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Sleeps: 5.
Travel cot by arrangement.
Pets welcome.
No smoking.

Low season £300 - £400 pw.
High season £450 - £550 pw.



For further details please contact:

Mrs Fiona Crawford
Tel: 01770 830270


Braeriach is a spacious and comfortable bungalow set in a quiet and elevated location in the scenic Shiskine Valley with panoramic views over the Kilbrannan Sound to Kintyre with its breathtaking sunsets. The house is within a mile of the village of Blackwaterfoot and is ideal for families, golfers, walkers and anyone who wishes to enjoy a relaxed and peaceful holiday on the magical Island of Arran.

Facilities:  

• Double glazed with oil central heating.
• Large comfortable lounge/ dining room with picture windows, Sky TV, video and DVD players, CD player etc.
• Fully-fitted and well equipped kitchen with electric cooker, double oven and grill, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, food processor etc.
• Utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer.
• King-size bed in front bedroom.
• Twin-bedded room to rear.
• Single front bedroom.
• Fully equipped bathroom.
• Separate shower room with W.C.
• Bed linen and towels provided.
• Large rear/ side garden with picnic table.
• Electricity, Oil and Sky included in the rental price.

Local Facilities:  

• Shops including bakery, butcher, grocer and post office, newsagent.
• The famous Shiskine 12-hole golf course (in the top 100 courses). It also has tennis courts, bowling green, pro shop and a resident professional who gives lessons.
• Long sandy beach below the golf course.
• Kinloch Hotel with excellent bar meals, indoor swimming pool, sauna, squash courts and snooker table.
• Pony trekking and cycle hire.
• Wonderful walking opportunities.

Arran has something for everyone from adventurous pursuits such as rib-riding or quad biking to golfing (there are seven golf courses and a driving range), walking, fishing, sailing or spotting the golden eagles, seals, otters, dolphins or numerous red deer. Visit historical castles and iron-age forts.  So come and enjoy a 'magical' holiday.
 

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