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If you’re planning a family holiday or a weekend break to Arran, you may be surprised by just how much there is to do.
You could choose to tour the island, stopping off at the many places of interest – with a distillery, castles, gardens, museums, heritage centres, craft shops and art galleries. There are plenty [...]
Park House is situated on the west coast of The Isle of Arran where the sunsets are frequently spectacular.
Park House looks out to sea with wonderful views of Ailsa Craig (famous for being the source of the granite for curling stones), the Mull of Kintyre and, in the distance, the coast of Ireland.
Park House is [...]
The Isle of Arran is a perfect holiday destination, readily accessible and often referred to as ‘Scotland in miniature’.
Situated on the west coast of Scotland with excellent road links (accessed from the mainland by a frequent ferry service), a holiday home on The Isle of Arran offers a unique opportunity for you to get [...]
Park House is a traditional 19th century large farmhouse with six good size bedrooms, two public rooms and a well resourced kitchen. The house is modernized and very well appointed.
Specifications
MASTER BEDROOM: 13X18
BEDROOM 2: 12X15
BEDROOM 3: 12X15
BEDROOM 4: 12X9
BEDROOM 5: 13X9
BEDROOM 6: 7X8
(EN SUITE BEDROOMS: 1)
LIVINGROOM: 13X17
DININGROOM: 12X26
KITCHEN: 14X7
FACITITIES: one bathroom, one large shower room, one [...]
The Isle of Arran is located just 14 miles off the west coast of Scotland, close to Glasgow but further south than the central commuter belt and therefore the most accessible of all of the the Scottish islands.
Park House is located in a peaceful rural setting on the west coast of The Isle of [...]
The Isle of Arran is a holiday location enjoyed by extended families or groups of friends and Fractional Ownership of Park House is the perfect way to secure those memorable holidays for years to come and for future generations.
The Isle of Arran is a perfect holiday destination, readily accessible and often referred to as ‘Scotland [...]
