Vernon's 100 BEST large luxury self catering near Edinburgh and Glasgow
Luxury church conversion self catering near Edinburgh and Glasgow |
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Weekly prices | Low £1000-£1250 | Mid £1300-£1500 | High £1650 | Festive £1650-£1870 |
Changeover day is flexible. Short breaks available. |
Vernon's review of Church at the Old Manse self catering near Edinburgh and Glasgow | |||
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Large luxury self catering near Edinburgh and Glasgow - sleeps 10
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Further details about this accommodation |
Downstairs:
A large open plan kitchen, lounge and dining room, three double bedrooms (each can be configured as a king size or twins), a large family bathroom, a utility room, and sauna/steam room. Doors lead to the patio area outside and inside a bespoke helical staircase heads upstairs. All doors downstairs are suitable for wheelchair access and one downstairs bedroom is fitted with an en-suite wetroom suitable for disabled use. This bedroom also has its own TV. The other two bedrooms share the family bathroom. Please note that there is no wheelchair access upstairs. Wi-Fi access is available throughout the building. A washing machine, tumble dryer and American style fridge freezer are in the utility room. The kitchen has a large dual oven range, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and tea and coffee making facilities.
Upstairs:
Two en-suite double bedrooms, a galleried snooker area, a snug with large screen plasma TV and DVD and a cloakroom. The master bedroom has a king size bed, an en-suite shower and bath and a two metre high round window facing south providing uninterrupted views to the hills.
The second bedroom is our smallest, but still has space for a double bed and en-suite shower room. We have a full size snooker table in an open plan area with a five panel stained glass window, a Hi-Fi System and a cloakroom. The snug has a comfortable sofa, a flatscreen digital TV and DVD player.
Outside:
The church is in a rural location almost exactly half way between Edinburgh and Glasgow. There is parking for four cars with space for more by arrangement. There is a graveyard on two sides of the building which is well maintained and stained glass privacy panels are in place in bedrooms on this side. To the rear of the building there is a patio with a large table and chairs.
Our top 5 reasons why you would choose to stay at this self catering near Edinburgh and Glasgow | |
Join the Wilsontown Glen Walk from the door go or explore Heathland Forest, the remains of Wilsontown Ironworks (now a Scheduled ancient monument), West Forth Woodland or Woodmuir Forest. For more strenuous walking climb Tinto Hill. |
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Play golf at one of the many nearby courses: the nearest is ten minutes away with another twenty within a short drive.
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Both Edinburgh and Glasgow have many excellent theatres showing everything from local companies and experimental theatre to big West End touring shows. Of course if you come in August you'll find theatre going on all over the city of Edinburgh, both on the street and in hundreds of temporary and permanent venues. | |
Both Edinburgh and Glasgow have great museums, art galleries and fantastic architecture as well as excellent shopping. Follow in the footsteps of William 'Braveheart' Wallace and visit Lanark, where there are plenty of bars and tea rooms along with small shops, a museum and a farmers' market. No visit to this area would be complete without a visit to the World Heritage Village of New Lanark. | |
There are many great places to eat in the vicinity, but here is a variety that we recommend for good meal out: Karma in Whitburn, the Station Hotel in Shotts, The Last Shift at Braehead, Prego in Carluke and the Champany Hotel in Linlithgow. |