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Strabane Cottage enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
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Brodick
Single- storey cottage in sheltered, South-facing location near Brodick
village. It overlooks wide, scenic swathe of Brodick golf course.
Strabane Cottage Accommodation
Accommodation provides for up to four persons; six using sofa-bed, 1
double room, 1 bunk room and a sofa bed in living area. The cottage benefits
all electric heating and cooking and is Double glazed throughout. It has
own garden and
off-road parking.
Additional Facilities
· TV and DVD player.
. Luxury Egyptian Cotton bed linen and towels and reasonable electricity
included.
. Fully equipped modern Kitchen.
. Washing machine & tumble drier.
. Additional Linen for sofa-bed available at an extra cost.
. Cot & high chair available on request.
Smoking Policy
No smoking permitted.
Pet Policy
Pets by prior arrangement only.
No pets allowed inside the cottage.
Activities include:
Golfing, Hillwalking, Climbing, Pony Trekking, Sailing, Fishing, Swimming,
Tennis and many more . . .(even relaxation!)
Beach,restaurants, Brodick Castle & Country Park and other activities are all nearby.
Our cottages are in both Brodick and Sannox, either on or overlooking the local golf course and with numerous walks from the doorstep.
The stunning view across to Ayrshire from North High Corrie Croft bunk-house makes this a popular base for groups of up to 28 for hillwalking or mountaineering, geology or field studies.
Conservation & Deerstalking (Hunting)
Conservation lies at the heart of Arran’s land management policies.
Through the Arran Deer Management Group, there is communication between
the parties involved with deer management.
Deer numbers and their habitat are monitored and a planned cull is taken annually ensuring plentiful grazing for the remainder whilst relieving fragile plant communities of the mountain and moorland areas from grazing pressure.
The Island's open hill and mountains are home to around 1,300 adult Red Deer (approx. 600 stags, 700 hinds) and their calves from which the Arranland estates cull about 65 stags and 120 hinds each year.
There can be few things in life that go more hand-in-hand than conservation and sport and no thrill quite like that of getting close to the country's largest and most majestic wild animals in such beautiful surroundings. The ultimate is to challenge the deer’s heightened senses of sight, smell and hearing, getting close enough in such open country to select an old or weak animal to cull for the benefit of the others.
Care, being taken over a long period, has resulted in benefits for all. We offer the limited opportunity to experience this challenge in due season.
Email Strabane Cottage enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
