North of England
Scotland
Resting on the banks of Loch Fyne overlooking the picturesque views of the mountains in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park in Inveraray, Argyll and Bute, is Newton Hall. This wonderful, renovated church benefits from nine well-appointed bedrooms, off-road parking to the rear, a hot tub and an idyllic setting with breath-taking views of the loch and close to local amenities; the perfect setting for families or groups of friends looking to explore Scotland with the option to bring two of their beloved canine companions.
Cross the threshold and head into the living/dining room where you can unwind on the plush sofas and window seats in front of the TV, ideal after a day full of exploration. Later, head into the fully-equipped kitchen where you can rustle up tasty meals that the whole family can enjoy around the dining table.
End the evening outside in the bubbling hot tub before heading back inside to wash off the day in the sleek shower rooms. After freshening up choose between nine well-appointed bedrooms consisting of king-size with en-suites, super-king-size, a king-size and a family room both with en-suites.
If you can tear yourself away from this beautiful dwelling venture into the heart of Inverary to stock up on all your self-catering essentials or enjoy a well-earned break from the kitchen at The George Hotel or Ocho. You can also immerse yourself in the area’s history with a tour of the village’s jail which dates to the 19th century, The Inveraray Bell Tower and the breath-taking Inveraray Castle.
Other notable nearby attractions include Dun Na Cuaiche, Dunderave Castle and Ardkinglas Woodland Garden; keen ramblers will also be in their element thanks to the plethora of walking and hiking opportunities surrounding the property. Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park lies a short, scenic drive away providing unbeatable views, stunning mountains, crystal clear waters and a myriad of adventure-filled, outdoor activities ranging from wild swimming to climbing; the brave among you may even try to summit The Cobbler, Clach Bheinn and The Brack.
This living museum portrays the harsh life inside of a 19th century prison. Travel back in history on a darkly fascinating journey into life in a Victorian prison. In a time when petty theft could have you branded with a hot iron! Watch courtroom trials, talk to the prisoners and see what it was like being locked up in jail. You can also take the ghost tour. Live actors bring the setting to life.
This family friendly attraction offers a great day out near the gorgeous setting of Loch Creran. Featuring a fascinating aquarium and Scotlands largest seal hospital. Explore over 50 marine displays including sharks, rays and sea horses. See if you can spot any rare red squirrels on the nature trail and let the kids loose in the Forest Advenure play area. The Shoreline Coffee Shop offers stunning views of Lock Creran.
Between Fort William and Oban you'll find this beautiful and unique garden centre. The historic walled garden was built in 1790 and it's mild temperate climate allows many stunning plants to thrive. This family run plant centre has grown to one of Scotlands leading centres. Features a woodland walk, a spring garden, vegetable and fruit gardens and much more. There's a large selection of plants to buy. If you love plants or flowers, this is well worth a visit.
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