Lochranza Seascape

Located on the coastline in the heart of Lochranza, this spacious Edwardian home boasts splendid views across the Kilbrannan Sound. Walk along the seafront as the sun sets, before retreating to the comfort of the lounge with its cosy wood burner. Ideal for family getaways or retreats for a group of friends, this peaceful part of Arran ensures a relaxing holiday for all. Explore the breathtaking scenery with walks along the Arran Way, or take a day trip on the ferry to Argyll. Lochranza is a great base for walking enthusiasts, with hiking and coastal adventures across Arran.

This beautifully appointed property provides a warm welcome after a day out in the fresh air, with light and bright rooms styled with pops of colour and fun textiles to create a homely atmosphere. With a selection of wonderful period features such as large bay windows that let in plenty of light and provide breathtaking views, as well as beautiful antique furnishings, this home is full of character and charm. Equipped with all the essentials of modern living, this self-catering home has everything you may need for your stay.

After hanging up coats and hats in the hallway, settle down on the comfy sofas in the bright lounge. Put the wood burner on and enjoy a spot of reading or your favourite film by the roaring fire. Unleash your inner chef by preparing a delicious home-cooked dinner in the well-equipped kitchen with lovely solid wood worktops and a Belfast sink. Enjoy breakfasts and relaxed meals at the dining area in the kitchen, or move through to the dining room for family dinners or more formal occasions. The utility room provides ample space to take care of any washing needs and has a door into the rear garden. There is also a handy WC on the ground floor.

Upstairs you’ll find five spacious bedrooms sleeping nine people, one of which has an en-suite bathroom. Large windows keep the rooms fresh and light while the comfortable beds and stunning views ensure a peaceful night of sleep. Completing the accommodation is a stylish bathroom which has a bath and a separate shower cubicle.

Appreciate the coastal views from the fully enclosed front garden which has a lovely lawn area ideal for canine companions. The rear garden has a seating area, making it a wonderful space in which to dine alfresco or stargaze under the clear skies for a lazy evening. Off-road parking can be found on the drive at the side of the property.

• 5 bedrooms – 2 king-size, 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single
• 1 bathroom, 1 en-suite shower room and 1 additional WC
• Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher
• Utility – fridge/freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer
• Wood burner – first basket of logs included
• Fully enclosed Gardens
• Large TV in lounge
• Freeview available in property & sky box, however, internet can run slowly
• Ample private off-road parking
• Beach pub and restaurant within walking distance
• shop 6 miles
• Arrival: 16:00 onwards
• Departure: before 10:00, unless otherwise stated in your arrival details
• 2 dogs allowed. Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week
• There is an Accidental Damage Deposit of £350 when booking at this property, however this may be waived for £40. We’ll provide more details about this when booking your holiday.

The Isle of Arran has got everything you’ll need for an action-packed holiday from beaches to mountains. Its largest mountain is Goatfell (9.5 miles) and there are some spectacular views on the ascent and at the summit. Glen Rosa (14.5 miles) is also stunning where you can visit the ‘blue pool’ for a quick dip. Remember to bring your binoculars because there is plenty of wildlife such as red squirrels, golden eagles and sea otters. Arran is also well-known for its local produce from cheese to oatcakes to ice cream, so be sure to sample some of these delights. Lochranza is home to Arran Distillery with its visitor centre and shop where you can enjoy a wee dram. Visitors usually access Arran via ferry into Brodick, but there is now a ferry into Lochranza itself from Claonaig, on the Kintyre peninsula.