1 bedroom accommodation in Isle of Bute, Isle Of Bute

Argyll. Sleeps up to 2

The Isle of Bute has been named as one of National Geographic’s top 10 global adventure trips. The island is unique in that it feels wild and remote, yet is easily accessible.. Ground Floor:
All on the ground floor.
Cloakroom.
Living room: With gas fire, Smart TV, DVD player with selection of DVDS, CD player, selection of books, maps, guidebooks and games, and sofa bed (for flexible sleeping arrangements).
Kitchen: With oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.
Bedroom: With double bed.
Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail. . Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. . Front garden. Rear garden with garden furniture (shared). Bike store. Public car park, free of charge 10 yards away. No smoking.. Within a five-minute walk from the flat are the promenade, with its stunning ever-changing views across the bay, the gardens with award-winning floral displays, the Isle of Bute Discovery Centre with tourist information and cinema, the castle, the museum, ferry terminal, bus terminal, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants.

The welcoming spacious hallway includes coat hooks and plenty of space for shoes. The bright sunny living room, furnished in a style sympathetic to the era of the property, overlooks the well-kept communal rear garden. This room includes Wi-Fi, Smart TV with built-in DVD player, Radio/CD player, gas fire and sofa bed. The double bedroom, furnished in a fresh cottage style, offers a glimpse of the sea and a leafy outlook across the front garden. This room includes a double bed, with kingsize duvet, iron and ironing board and hairdryer. The well-equipped kitchen also overlooks the front garden and offers a glimpse of the sea. It includes electric Kettle, toaster, oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and a dining table with two chairs. The bathroom with white bathroom suite comprises shower over bath, toilet, washbasin and heated towel rail. The shared rear garden is a suntrap with lawned area, mature trees and bushes, drying green, table and chairs, and lockable bicycle storage shed.

The Isle of Bute has been named as one of National Geographic’s top 10 global adventure trips. The island is unique in that it feels wild and remote yet is just 90 minutes from Glasgow and easily accessible. The Island with its stunning scenery has much to offer the visitor. Unmissable highlights include Mount Stuart house and gardens, a trip on the paddle steamer Waverley and the West Island Way walk. Historical sites include Mount Stuart House, Chapels of St Blane and Kilmichael, standing stones, ancient burial sites, vitrified fort and Rothesay Castle.

Recreational activities include walking, guided wild-life tours, alpaca-trekking, cycling, riding, kayaking, high-speed boat trips, paddle-boarding, 3 golf courses, fishing, bird-watching, Bute Leisure Centre with swimming pool and gym, and Island Open Top bus tour. Annual events on Bute include ButeFest, Bute Highland Games, Bute Agricultural Show and Tractor Rally. Throughout the summer, the ’Waverley’ paddle steamer calls at Rothesay.

A car is not essential but offers most flexibility and facilitates sightseeing - there is plentiful free parking in the car park opposite the flat. Buses run regularly from one end of the island to the other on the east side of the island. In summer the open-top sight-seeing bus drives around the island every hour and it is possible to get off and on. The daily ticket for this bus is also valid on all local buses. Cycling is a great way to get about, there are no extremely steep hills and the island is a very manageable size. Electric bicycle hire is available from the Rothesay ferry port and Port Bannatyne.
Free WiFi

Located in Rothesay, this cottage is by the sea. Rothesay Ferry Terminal and Rothesay Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Loch Fad and St Ninian’s Bay. Bute Museum and Ardencraig Gardens are also worth visiting.

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