Clover Neuk

sleeps 2 2
1 bedrooms 1
1 bathrooms 1
1 dogs allowed 1
family friendly
4 star4 star4 star4 star

Romantic Cottage,

Nestled in Fairlie, North Ayrshire is this charming, semi-detached house that is off the main house, Clover Neuk. Backing onto the Fairlie Burn stream and lying next to Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park, Clover Neuk offers a romantic retreat for two in the Scottish lowlands. Follow through a communal entrance gate, and the gravel pathway is past the main house, where a stylish, light-filled kitchen greets you; rustle up a delicious meal for your loved one using the fantastic amenities, such as electric oven, induction hob and a dishwasher for a quick cleanup so you can relax for the rest of the evening. Take care when stepping down from the kitchen into the snug, a lovely little spot to curl up and watch the TV or grab a book off the shelf, with natural light pouring in from the Velux window. Next door to the kitchen, the living/dining room has a breakfast bar for two, ideal for planning your day over a hearty breakfast, or romantic evenings by the gas fire for extra comfort whilst you enjoy a glass of wine on the plush sofa. Follow the stairs up to the lovely double bedroom, with cottage-style wooden doors, a feature fireplace and wooden beams, making for a pleasant setting to get ready or unwind after the day's adventures. A ground-floor shower room has stylish tiling, decorated with plants and a heated towel rail to wrap yourself in a toasty towel after a refreshing shower. Step through to the utility for a washing machine, iron and ironing board, so you can pack light and not worry about muddy walks. Clover Neuk has a rear, enclosed decking area overlooking Fairlie Burn, perfect for a quiet morning coffee listening to the peaceful sounds of the stream, or a romantic alfresco dinner at the outdoor seating under the stars. The cottage is a stones throw from the shore with the evening sun and sunset being gorgeous. When its time to stock up the cupboards or treat yourself to dinner out, head into Largs where you'll find plenty of shops and restaurants. Tinto tapas is delish, Room is also very nice pub food and Scotts is as close to fine dining as you get, located at the marina, between Largs and Fairlie. Theres also a local chocolate shop called Geraldos. The Fencebay fishery and craft shop is in the opposite direction along the main road, which is a great place to enjoy. For attractions, you are within reach of Fairlie viewpoint for outstanding views across the sea, or head to Kelburn Castle, Country Park & Estate, an excellent day out with the quirky, distinct graffiti style artwork of the castle walls. Make the most of your fantastic location by heading north to Largs, a historical town that celebrates its Viking heritage at Vikingar!, a multimedia centre, or wander along its Victorian promenade with an ice cream and take a ferry trip to the Isle of Cumbrae. A smaller village south of Fairlie, West Kilbride has spectacular views over the Fifth Clyde, with Sea Mill Beach a short journey away for romantic strolls along the sand, or stay in the village centre to discover its galleries and studios, such as The Barony Centre, a major exhibition space with a lovely café. Beith is an attractive, historical town lying on the other side of Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park from Fairlie; visit the Auld Kirk, dating back to the late 1500s, wander the beautiful Eglinton Street with 18th and 19th-century architecture, and enjoy dinner at one of the traditional village pubs. For a good day out alos take a trip to the gin distillery at Millport. With excellent villages and towns within reach, surrounding the Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park for fantastic walks and cycle routes, Clover Neuk is the perfect base to discover the wonderful attractions of the Scottish lowlands. EPC Rating: Band E

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Leisure facilities & entertainment:

internet access tv

Accommodation layout and features:

Ground Floor, Bedroom 1:
Double bed(s)bed linen
Kitchen:
microwave dishwasher freezer laundry facilities
Bathroom:
shower  towels

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Central heating parking garden

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couplesfamilies

Family friendly features:

Family Friendly

Dog friendly features:

dogs allowed

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Location:

Fairlie, Ayrshire
Nearest city: Glasgow, Glasgow City 34 mile(s)

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Description

Clover Neuk is a delightful, semi-detached house rests in Fairlie, Scotland. Hosting one double bedroom and a ground-floor shower room, this property can sleep up to two guests. There is also a kitchen and a living/dining room with a gas effect log burner. Outside there is on-street parking, and an enclosed, rear decking with furniture. Clover Neuk sits next to Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park and neighbouring towns, making it a great base for adventuring the Scottish lowlands.Note: Due to the layout of the cottage it may not be suitable for people with mobility issues.

Fairlie is a charming village sitting in North Ayrshire, Scotland. Known as Scotland's first Fairtrade village, Fairlie and surrounding areas are home to a variety of restaurants and shops, such as Catch Seafood Restaurant, craft and farm shop. Kelburn Castle is a popular attraction, with its distinct graffiti-style artwork, with a lovely caf and pony trekking in the summer months. Fairlie sits next to Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park and is a great base to explore the Scottish lowlands.

One double bedroom. Ground-floor shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC. Kitchen. Utility. Living/dining room with gas effect log burner. Snug

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Fishing availableGolf course nearbyLocal Pub

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More about luxury holidays in Ayrshire

Ayrshire is home to over 40 castles, most of which can be visited. The county is found to the west of Scotland and is also split into 3 parts, north, south and east Ayrshire. Steeped in history the county is a very interesting place to visit for a luxury break. The county also boasts three islands, Ailsa Craig, Arran and Cumbrae all of which have regular ferry services in the summer months and you can also enjoy a trip on the Waverley Paddle Steamer if you fancy it. The largest island, Arran also boasts spectacular mountains and Cumbrae Island is famous for its cycle lane that runs around it. Brodick Castle and Country Park is also an excellent place to visit whilst on your luxury break in Ayrshire, also Culzean Castle and Country Park and Stumpy Tower. For some family enjoyment why not visit the Scottish Maritime Museum, Pirate Pete’s or Dalgarven Mill- Museum of Country Life and Costume, your bound to have a fabulous day out. To enjoy the great outdoors in this beautiful county why not enjoy a relaxing hack across the countryside, spend an afternoon fishing or maybe you’d prefer to enjoy a mountain bike trail on the Isle of Arran. You can also enjoy sailing, golf, walking or maybe even scuba diving. For an added sense of luxury on your break to Ayrshire why not visit 1906 Restaurant and enjoy a luxurious classical French Escoffier dining experience. You could also enjoy eating out at Brambles Seafood & Grill or Cecchinis Restaurant and enjoy some dedicated Italian cooking. To really make the most out of your accommodation search Luxury self-catering with a swimming pool.

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