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133 Sound
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Machrihanish by Campbeltown |
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This detached
property has the most fantastic uninterrupted view out west over
farmland to the Atlantic Ocean and the Island of Islay.
This westerly location provides you with stunning sunsets, which
you can enjoy from the comfort of the conservatory or while
relaxing in the evening on the deck. Sound of Kintyre is a new
build house and is a corner plot, so it has a wonderful large,
grassy, fully enclosed garden. |
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Contact
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133 Sound of Kintyre |
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Machrihanish
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Campbeltown , Argyll
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PA28 6GA
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Phone:
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+44 (0)7818
244572
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Overview |
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The generous
lounge provides lots of space for everyone. You are only 1 mile
from Campbeltown Airport where flybe.com fly twin otter 18
seater planes from Glasgow International airport.(only 2 flights
a day) and 4 miles from Campbeltown itself, which has all the
facilities you would require including shopping, swimming pool,
cinema and eateries. The area is steeped in history, at Southend
St Columbia first landed in Scotland (AD563) and the old
Campbeltown cross dates back to 1380. From the harbour, Davaar
Island can be seen and you can walk out to it at low tide (if
you are brave enough!) along the mile long causeway. Campbeltown
is more recently known for its wonderful golf courses,
Springbank Malt Whisky, annual Music Festival (August) and award
winning pipe band. You are only a few miles from Machrihanish,
the 18 hole golf course here is one of the "Great Scottish Links
Collection" and its first hole requires the opening shot to
carry over the Atlantic! The newest one Machrihanish dunes,
opening in July 2009 is a 15 minute stroll from the house,
making this area a golfers paradise.A further 15 minute stroll
takes you to the magnificent beach stretching from Westport to
Machrihanish village. For walking enthusiasts the Kintyre Way
provides a great long distance walk (87 miles) from Tarbert in
the north to Danaverty Bay in the south. The close proximity to
the sea gives lots of opportunities for coastal walks, boat
trips, otter spotting, sea angling, surfing, ideal conditions
for kite flying and very tasty locally caught seafood. |
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Accommodation
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Ground Floor
Property has oil fired heating
and comprises:
Lounge: With electric fire,
TV, DVD, radio/CD and small
library of books, games and
DVD's.
Kitchen/Diner: With
electric oven and hob,
microwave, fridge (with icebox),
freezer, toaster, and tumble
dryer and dishwasher.
Conservatory: With
wonderful uninterrupted views
over farmland to Atlantic Sea
and the island of Islay and
large deck.
Garage: Is accessible
from the house through side door
with washing machine.
Cloakroom: With WC and
wash basin.
First Floor
Bedroom 1: With double bed
and en-suite shower room with WC
and wash basin.
Bedroom 2: With two single
beds.
Bedroom 3: With single
bed.
Bathroom: With shower
over bath, WC and wash basin.
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All fuel, power, bed
linen and towels
included.
Large fully enclosed
garden with views out
west to the Atlantic and
the Island of Islay.
There is a well tended
vegetable patch, which
you are welcome to help
yourself to a few
vegetables for a meal.
Off road parking fo 2/3
cars.
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Prices |
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Prices
Weekly prices start
from £280.00
- please phone or e-mail
for confirmation (contact details above)
Short breaks
available and special offers - choose day of arrival and
departure.
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Directions |
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From Glasgow take the
M8 heading towards Greenock as far as the Erskine Bridge. Go over
the bridge and follow the signs to Campbeltown – A82. The
A82 will take you along part of Loch Lomond, briefly around the
top of Loch Long, and a long way down the side of Loch Fyne. At
Tarbet on Loch Lomond stay on the road to Campbeltown – it becomes
the A83 at this point. The A83 will take you all the way to
Campbeltown down the Kintyre peninsula.
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