Pennyseorach Farm Pet-Friendly Cottage

Cottage Description

Dating back some one hundred years, the property is an attractive semi-detached farmhouse of stone construction and providing wide ranging views over Sheep and Sanda Islands, as well as the lovely Ayrshire coast, and even Northern Ireland.

Located at the end of a three quarter mile track, the position on the southern tip of the Kintyre Peninsula is just perfect if you want a "get away from it all" holiday. The accommodation is presented as four bedrooms, with a ground floor double having en suite WC, basin and shower. There is a further double and a twin and a fourth bedroom on the ground floor with adult bunks. The beds in the doubles can be offered as twins by arrangement. Family bathroom with WC, basin, bath and separate shower, first floor sitting room with gas coal effect fire, fitted kitchen with dining area.

Great walking and local beaches, plus the Dunaverty eighteen hole links course only two miles distant (club hire available with owner). Sea views from the lawned front garden with barbecue and furniture.

Amenities/Accommodation Overview

Inclusive of power, fuel, bed linen and towels. Full oil fired heating, plus two gas fires, washing machine, freezer, larder fridge, microwave, gas hob and electric oven, DVD, CD/radio, three TVs (one having Sky). Stair gate, cot and high chair availability, four car off road parking, two well behaved pets allowed, regret no smoking. Two miles to pub and shop. Drive with care on the farm track access road.

Note: Owners also run a bed and breakfast business and a small number of static caravans on site.

Local Town Description

Southend is an appropriately named village because of its peninsula position. There are great views from the golf course, while it has a shop and tea room, as well as a post office conveniently placed in the pub!

Sanda Island, two miles to the south, reachable by boat from Campbeltown, which has a library,leisure centre with pool, shops and supermarkets. There is also a heritage centre, museum, plus the oldest operating cinema in Scotland.

The Kintyre Peninsula is forty miles long, and offers sandy beaches, sea views, archaeology, forests, hills and lochs.

Cottage Details

Rating: 3 Ticks
Amount of Rooms: 4
Amount of Bathrooms: 2
Max Amount of People: 8
Rates: Low Season Price from £325 - Prices are approximate please use the availability & prices link to check exact costs and any special offers available.
Amenities: Car Parking, Children Allowed, Cooker, Cot + High Chair, Fridge, Linen and Towels Provided, No Smoking, Pets Welcome, Washing Machine

Cottage Location

Customer Rating/Reviews

The property was warm, cosy and an ideal base for all kinds of activities. Very good hosts and we would highly recommend this property to get away from it all. Author: Mr Gage, Glasgow, Stirlingshire - Date of Stay: 10/2011

The property is in a beautiful location looking over the southern tip of Kintyre. Effectively it has it's own private beach and was ideal for a quiet holiday with young children. Author: Mr Drane, Melrose, Scottish Borders - Date of Stay: 07/2011

The sea view from the cottage was breathtaking! We enjoyed the fabulously quiet isolation of the location and having the beach to ourselves all week. Birds, seals, otters and deer to be seen locally. The owners were very friendly and welcoming. The cottage is well equipped and homely. We all wanted to stay and were sad to leave. Highly recommend this beautiful area of Scotland and this cottage for a large family or group of friends looking for tranquil retreat. Author: Miss Thompson, Kingswinford, West Midlands - Date of Stay: 05/2011

Local Area Description

From the lush green farmlands of the Borders to the ruggedness of the Highlands, the Scots are proud of their land and identity. Scotland also has some of Britain’s best beaches with glorious stretches of clean sand over which to roam.

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