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 : SELF CATERING LODGES
Self catering holiday lets at Culcreuch Castle, near Stirling, Scotland
Culcreuch Castle Lodges are an exclusive development of eight comfortable scandinavian-style holiday homes; four sleeping six in three bedrooms - one double ensuite, one twin ensuite and one with bunk beds; and four sleeping four in two bedrooms - a double and a twin, both ensuite. |
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Each Lodge is carpeted throughout, has central heating, telephone, colour TV and a spacious lounge opening out into the surrounding countryside through large patio doors and a verandah. Both bathrooms in each Lodge include a bath with shower over and a shaver point. All linen is provided with the exception of towels and tea towels and all beds are made up prior to arrival.
Lodge kitchens are modern, all electric
and well-equipped including microwave.
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The Castle and its 1600-acre Estate is convenient for visitors to the Loch Lomond, Stirling & Trossachs area of Central Scotland, offering comfortable self-catering accommodation on very reasonable terms. Facilities include a fine-dining restaurant, Dungeon Diner, cosy bar, children's outdoor play areas, launderette, free fishing and walks around the Estate and beyond.
Bedrooms are a combination of double ensuite, twin ensuite or bunk beds, depending on whether a 6 or 4-bed Lodge.
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Holidaying at Culcreuch offers a unique opportunity to sample the historical atmosphere of Central Scotland's oldest inhabited Castle, set in magnificent parkland grounds, described by The National Trust for Scotland as a "gem of outstanding beauty", and surrounded by a kaleidoscope of spectacular scenery of rugged fells, heathered moorlands, ancient woodlands, shimmering lochs and cascading burns.
The Lodges are pleasantly sited in their own private, screened area, 200 yards from the Castle and reached by a private access road. Vehicles can be driven to, and parked, within a few yards from each Lodge. Step out from the verandah of each Lodge immediately into the adjacent ancient woodland area on the lower slopes of the Campsie Fells and a myriad of interesting walks.
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