Holiday Villa-House for rent in Auchengray Lanarkshire Scotland, vacation rental | short term let.

The slate floor entrance leads into a spacious kitchen and dining area with patio doors and a view into the garden, although your eye will be drawn with pleasure to the beautiful oak roof trusses exposed in the full height ceiling.

A feature stone archway leads into a separate lounge with a substantial stone open fire place topped by a chunky log mantelpiece.

The bedrooms en-suite, one double and one twin, are located at opposite ends of the cottage on either side of the full height elegant, light filled lounge

The Ruin offers accommodation all on the ground floor, sleeping 4 people in en-suite double and twin bedrooms. A large dining kitchen and separate living area are enhanced by exposed oak roof beams and a large open fireplace. Spoil yourself and relax in the rustic elegance of this traditional cottage in the heart of Lanarkshire.

RENTAL RATES

Jan £620
Feb £640
Mar £770
Apr £790
May £820
Jun £850
Jul £870
Aug £920
Sep £850
Oct £800
Nov £620
Dec £620
Christmas £940
New Year £970

Property Details


Address
Muirhall Holiday Cottages, Auchengray, Lanarkshire

Location
Scotland > Lanarkshire > Auchengray

Postcode
ML11 8LL

Breakage deposit
£ 0.00

Number of bedrooms
2

Number of bathrooms
2

Max people
4

Check In
16.00

Check Out
10.00

Nearest airport
Glasgow and Edinburgh

Distance to Airport
approx 33 miles

Distance to Beach
n/a

Price From
£ 620.00 (Weekly)
Auchengray Area Information
Biggar (12 miles)

Biggar Museums - Biggar Gas Works, Gladstone Court and many more
Biggar Public Golf Course
Carmichael Estates Visitor Centre, Tearoom and Farm Shop

Lanark (12 miles)

New Lanark Heritage Site and Village - Visitors Centre for the old cotton mills; roof gardens and mill shops. Children's activities and access to
The Falls of Clyde - The conservation village of New Lanark is the gateway to the Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve, which is owned and managed by the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
Osprey Watching at the Falls of Clyde
Lanark Swimming Pool
Clyde Valley - the attractions of an attractive and much visited area of South Lanarkshire.
Craignethan Castle - Craignethan is a fascinating ruin of a castle, built in 1532 on a rise with two sides falling steeply to the River Nethan and on the third to the Craignethan Burn.

Livingston (15miles)

McArthur Glen Designer Outlet - shopping and restaurants for all the family.
Bubbles Leisure Pool, Livingston
Swimming Pool, Livingston
Five Sisters Zoo, West Calder

Broughton (17 miles)

Broughton Brewery - local beers can be bought direct from the brewery.
Dawck Botanical Gardens - one of the world's finest arboreta.

Ratho (18 miles)

Edinburgh International Climbing Arena
Edinburgh Paint Ball

Edinburgh (33 miles)

Edinburgh Castle - Edinburgh's Central tourist attraction and the site of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, during the August Edinburgh Festival
Holyrood Palace - The Queen's residence in the capital city, which sits at the opposite end of The Royal Mile to the Castle
Royal Botanic Gardens - An oasis of tranquility in the fringes of the New Town of Edinburgh, not just for the plant enthusiast.
National Museums of Scotland - Sometimes referred to as the Chambers Street Museum, the National Museum of Scotland is a fascinating visit for all ages
No 28 Charlotte Square - The National Trust for Scotland have restored an Edinburgh New Town house to its former glory. A chance to see how these beautiful properties were lived in at the time they were built.
Museum of Childhood - A gem filled with toys, games and stories of childhood past and present.
Scottish National Portrait Gallery - Comes under the heading of the National Galleries of Scotland with the National Art Galleries Complex on The Mound and the Galleries of Modern Art just along the River Dean
National Galleries of Scotland - situated at the bottom of The Mound on Princes' Street in Edinburgh is the National Galleries Complex
Gallery of Modern Art - is a little further out from the centre of Edinburgh, but a pleasant walk or quick and easy bus ride.
The Camera Obscura - a fascinating and amusing way to learn about Edinburgh and it's history. Free roof telescopes and lots of fun hands on experiences for the whole family.
Our Dynamic Earth - a journey through the planet's past present and future with interactive exhibits ands amazing technology.
The Royal Yacht Britannia - formerly the Queen's floating residence, the Royal Yacht Britannia is now open for you to enjoy in Edinburgh's Leith Docks
Edinburgh Zoo
Midlothian Snow Sports Centre
Bicycle Hire Edinburgh
Ghost Tours in Edinburgh's Old Town
Edinburgh Bus Tours
Trike Tours of Edinburgh and beyond

Linlithgow (30 miles)

Linlithgow Palace - The magnificent ruins of Linlithgow Palace are set in a park beside a loch. Most of the Stewart kings lived at the Palace. Numerous renovations to the
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