Cottage avec jardin

Located in the serene destination of Millport, North Ayrshire in Scotland resides this pleasant ground-floor apartment, Silverbells. Welcoming five guests and one well-behaved pet, Silverbells offers ground-floor accommodation, open-plan living spaces and an enclosed communal garden, ideal for families or groups of friends to relish in the tranquillity of this remote location. Cross the threshold into your new dwelling via a shared hallway and be impressed by a well-equipped kitchen, perfect for preparing tasty treats to enjoy with loved ones at the dining table over a bottle of bubbly; after tucking in, retire to an inviting sofa and snuggle up with your nearest and dearest to enjoy a movie night. If you don't want the evening to end, venture outside to relish a late-night tipple as your children and pet play within the safe confines of a communal enclosed garden. Wash away the day in a handy shower room before retreating to a charming family room hosting a double bed and triple bunk for a homely sleeping arrangement. When you want to explore, begin your day with a stroll along Millport Pier and stop off at Lion Rock before testing out your swing at The Millport Golf Club. If you want to treat your loved ones, be sure to visit one of several pubs and eateries including The Newton Bar and Round Island Café Bar where you can delight in a hearty meal and cold beverage. Further afield, journey to Largs where the magnificent 13th century Kelburn Castle resides, ahead of experiencing touring Largs Museum and Vikingar Leisure Centre and Visitor Attraction. Well-positioned to also explore Fairlie, Irvine and the stunning beaches that are peppered along the coast, while the days away with plenty to do and see. For a simply unforgettable holiday with family and friends in North Ayrshire, stay at Silverbells. The town of Millport is located on a small island off the coast of Ayrshire, close to the seaside settlement of Largs. Millport, the only town on the island, is a quaint seaside retreat that's perfect for keen walkers because it's surrounded by sandy bays and a lovely promenade. Chinese food, eccentric cafes, and fresh fish and chips to enjoy while strolling down the seafront are among the dining alternatives. You won't have to worry about running out of snacks because there are plenty of convenience stores where you can stock up on the necessities! The smallest cathedral in Britain, Garrison House, which reveals the town's fascinating history, and the Robertson Museum & Aquarium, which showcases fascinating aquatic life, are just a few of the many attractions in Millport. Take the ferry to Largs, a classic seaside village, where you can relax on a shingle beach flanked with palm trees and eat your way through the area's top interior eateries. For a fun family adventure, travel 3 miles south to the picturesque village of Fairlie, which is home to the graffiti-covered facade of Kelburn Castle, Country Park & Estate.