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Description
1 bedroom luxurious house to rent for holidays in Abune-the-hill, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
Facilities: pool, 0 bathrooms.
Indoor hot tubOutdoor hot tub
Dogs permitted, 2 dogs.
Garden: secure garden, private garden, shared garden, patio garden, veranda.
Location information: see location tab for more details.
Children welcome.
Leisure facilities & entertainment:
Exclusive use 
Exclusive use 
Exclusive use 
Exclusive use
Archery set, Badminton Net, Basketball net, Bikes available, Board games, Boules, Canoes available, Card games, Children's playground area, Computer Games Console, Crazy golf, Croquet, Football goal posts, Giant Jenga, Golf course, Nintendo Console, Playstation, Rowing boat available, Selection of books and games, Slide, Smoke alarm, Squash court, Stargazing area, Steam room, Swings, Trampoline, Wendy house, X Box
Accommodation layout and features:
Ground Floor, Bedroom 1:
Kitchen:
Bathroom:
Special Features at this Exclusive Holiday Home:
BBQ Lodge, Bird watching area, Board games, Boot room, Card table, Cinema Room, Decorated for Xmas with tree and decorations, Disco room, Electric car charging point, Library room, Meet small animals in farm area, Naturists/nudists welcome, Office area with desk, Paddock – bring your horse on holiday, Stabling available for horses
More facilities at the property:
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Family friendly features:
Pet friendly features:
Dogs welcome - up to 2 dogs, £40.00 charge per stay per dog
Cat welcome by arrangement - up to 3 cats, £40.00 charge per stay per cat
Stabling available for horses - up to 3 horsesGarden & Outdoors:
parking for 2 cars, Secure parking, Private driveway space
secure garden, private garden, shared garden, patio garden, veranda
Accessibility features:
No accessible features.
Additional Charges:
No additional cleaning fees.
No bed linen fees.
No bed linen fees.
Terms & Pricing:
Standard terms – 30% non-refundable deposit. Cancel 90 days before holiday start date for partial refund of total holiday price. If your holiday is less than 90 days away, no partial refund available.
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Your host:
Hosted by
test company1,
Professional Host/Business.
Contact: Yvonne Dean2
07712591019 or 07712591019
This owner has a response rate of 31% within 48 hours.
Things to do nearby:
Cycling and walking.
Attractions Nearby:
Carlisle Castle, Tullie House Museum, Solway Aviation Museum, Solway Coast National Landscape, Eildon Hills, Eskrigg Nature Reserve, Abbotsford Gardens, Birdoswald Roman Fort, Roman Army Museum, Solway Firth, Bellymack Hill Farm, Caerlaverock Castle.
More About the Local Area:
Countryside views over fields and farmlands, River views, Sea views, Valley views
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More about luxury holidays in Orkney Islands
The Islands of Orkney encompass around 70 islands and skerries in total, all of which are located at the very northern tip of Scotland, to the north east of the Highlands and Scottish mainland. The largest and therefore most populated island is referred to as the ‘Mainland’ and houses most of the 20,000 people that make their home in the Orkney Islands. The islands are home to beautiful rolling greenery, stunning lochs and heather moorland making then a wonderful place to visit for a Scottish countryside retreat. The extensive coastline of the Orkney Islands and temperate climate means that the islands are home to some spectacular wildlife, especially sea birds that nest in the cliffs. You can also spot fantastic grey and common seals on the shores and they may even spot you as you take a stroll along the beach as they swim off the shore. You can also look out for whales and dolphins from a boat or ferry and if you’re really lucky you may even catch a glimpse of a killer whale pod. On the other hand if you’re not a wildlife and nature enthusiast, the Orkney Islands also have a lot to offer in terms of attractions and interesting places to visit. Earl’s Palace, Stone O’Quaybune, Skara Brae and the Orkney Brewery may be of interest to you whilst visit the Orkney Islands. There is of course many more fantastic natural and man made attractions throughout the islands that you may enjoy visiting, or perhaps you already have a attraction in mind. When it comes to visiting the Orkney Islands, even a relaxing day on the beach and taking in the wonderful countryside is enough to keep most people happy. For the perfect accommodation by the sea, search Luxury coastal accommodation.
