Lighthouses - Arran Far Horizons Holiday Cottages

Holiday Cottages at Sliddery on the Isle of Arran
Far Horizons
Holiday Cottages at Sliddery on the Isle of Arran
Far Horizons
Far Horizons
FAR HORIZONS
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Sleeping 7 or 8, Lighthouses is an architect designed conversion and extension of the farm's former stables, named for the distinctive winking lights which dot the horizon at night. With stunning, far reaching views across the Sound of Kilbrannan, Lighthouses is a luxurious 'home away from home'.
LIGHTHOUSES
  • Master bedroom with Juliet balcony and  en-suite bath & shower
  • Gallery double bedroom with adjacent family bath & shower room.
  • One double bunk room (full sized beds)
  • Downstairs single bedroom with adjacent shower room.
  • Fully fitted kitchen
  • Utility room with Belfast sink
  • Spacious open plan dining area
  • WiFi & Sky TV
  • Dogs welcome by prior arrangement
  • Woodburning stove
  • Parking for 2-3 cars
  • Warm water underfloor heating throught
  • Stunning, panoramic views
Lighthouses has been designed, equipped and furnished as a luxurious home away from home. We are delighted to have been awarded and maintained a VisitScotland 4 star grading. The house sleeps 7 very comfortably, or 8 if the downstairs bedroom is set up as a twin room. We can also provide a travel cot and high chair on request for infants.
View from lounge
View of Ailsa Craig
The Sun Room
Master bedroom
Utility room
Bedroom 3
Upstairs landing
Lounge
Bedroom 2
Bedroom 4
Dining hall
Master bedroom
Ensuite to master bedroom
Dining hall
Kitchen
Bedroom 3
View from sun room
Lounge
Outdoor dining area
View from outside dining
The house stands adjacent to and slightly in front of Ivy Cottage farmhouse, where the owner’s parents live year round. To the rear, Lighthouses adjoins the Ploughman’s Bothy. All windows and the patio in front of Lighthouses are private and unoverlooked. The house has warm water underfloor heating throughout, with fitted carpets upstairs and in the downstairs bedroom and oak flooring and ceramic tiles to the rest of the ground floor. The interior is decorated in simple, neutral colours, complemented by a collection of framed prints, including a number by local artists.
Bedrooms:
The master bedroom is situated at the front of the house. It has a king size double bed, a spacious en-suite bathroom and double doors to a Juliet balcony looking directly across the Sound of Kilbrannan to Kintyre and Davaar.
Facing north with a lovely view across the valley to Corriecravie, the double bunk room is ideal for children but the beds are full size with good quality mattresses, so this room is perfectly suitable for more agile adults as well. The spacious landing extends past the family bathroom (Mira ‘power’ shower over the bath, WC and wash basin) to the second double bedroom. This is a light filled gallery bedroom, with a glass and stainless steel balustrade, overlooking the open plan lounge area below. Three large Velux windows facing west give terrific views out to sea. The bed is a king size double and there is a small make up area set in a recess beneath a further Velux window at the rear of the bedroom. Pull down black out blinds ensure that your sleep is not disturbed by the light too early (or late!).

The fourth bedroom is to the rear of the ground floor and adjacent shower room with WC and basin.  This bedroom is normally set up as a single room, but there is a truckle bed stored beneath the single which can be set up alongside to make this a twin room. This can be easily arranged, but space around the beds is restricted and we don’t recommend this configuration other than for the young or more agile adults.

Living areas:
Downstairs the utility room is just inside the front door, with a Belfast sink, washing machine, tumble drier and storage and hanging space for fishing, golf or wet weather gear. The fitted kitchen is fully equipped with gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher, microwave combination oven and American fridge-freezer. The kitchen opens directly into the dining area. A large oak dining table comfortably seats 8, or can be shortened if required. The sun room at the far end of the dining area has windows on three sides to maximise the light and views, a large sofa, and a cupboard of games, books and DVDs. There is also a writing desk and collection of local maps and information to help you plan your days out. The dining area also leads through twin doorways into the lounge area, where a freestanding wood burner, large screen TV with DVD player and double doors opening onto the patio area and sea view beyond, offer competing but usually complementary alternatives for your relaxation at the end of a day’s exploration.

Outside:
We have a range of outdoor furniture to allow you to sit (and eat!) outside to enjoy the fresh air and uninterrupted views.
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