Selfcatering accommodation on the Isle of Arran: Tims Barn

TIMS BARN
Monamore Glen,
Lamlash,
Isle of Arran
West coast of Scotland

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Sleeps: 1 / 2.
Welcome 1 pet or by arrangement.

Price range: £195 - £421 pw.

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Tims Barn, a former barn, converted to provide a small self catering holiday cottage, ideal for couples wanting a secluded hideaway in a beautiful part of Scotland. The building has been sensitively converted to retain features of its past as a small traditional Scottish barn.

The cottage is situated off the main Island road, in the beautiful Monamore Glen, which is on the outskirts of Lamlash, some three miles from the Brodick ferry terminal.
Lamlash has several pubs overlooking Lamlash Bay which all serve meals. Shops include a supermarket which is open long hours for groceries etc. There is also a chemist and newsagent in the village.
Visitors not bringing cars can use the Stagecoach bus that meets every sailing and will drop you off at the Ross Road, or taxi.
All visitors are personally met by John with the key.

Accommodation:

Unique open plan design.
Lounge area with sofa and recliner, colour TV, DVD and radio cassette player.
Dining area.
Fitted kitchen, includes, electric oven, hob and grill, microwave, washing machine, fridge with freezer compartment, toaster, and ironing facilities.
Sleeping mezzanine, with double bed accessed via a hand crafted iron spiral stair case.
Shower and WC with wash basin and shaver point.
Electric storage heating.
Bed linen, towels, heating and electricity included in the price.
Pets with responsible owners are welcome, but please bring their bedding and feeding bowls. It goes without saying that pets should be kept off furniture and beds and not left unsupervised in the cottage and grounds.
Midge machine.
Internet access - WiFi.
Free range hens providing eggs (not in winter). Visitors may be asked if they would like to shut hens up at dusk and let out in the morning (and collect any eggs).
Shed for bicycles.

Generations of visitors to the Isle of Arran have affectionately, given the island the name, 'Scotland in miniature' no doubt because of the great variety of landscapes and terrain on the island. Arran is arguably the most beautiful island in Europe, with its granite peaks and sweeping moorland, wooded glens and long sandy beaches, tumbling waterfalls, big skies and wide open seascapes. A long history and temperate climate makes Arran a holiday destination you will want to return to, time and again. It is easy to get to the Island via the regular ferry service from Ardrossan to the island's main town, Brodick.

It is strongly recommended that you book the ferry as early as possible during the summer if you are bringing a car to the island, as they do tend to get busy during the summer months.

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