1 Bedroom Accommodation In Isle Of Bute

Isle Of Bute, Argyll

The Isle of Bute, located in Argyll, Scotland, is a picturesque destination renowned for its unique blend of wild, remote charm and easy accessibility, being just 90 minutes from Glasgow. It has earned a spot on National Geographic’s list of top 10 global adventure trips, highlighting its stunning scenery and diverse recreational opportunities for visitors. The accommodation available on the island is designed for two guests, featuring one bedroom and a variety of amenities, including a welcoming front and shared rear garden, all situated within a short walk from the coast and local attractions.

This ground-floor cottage boasts a spacious and inviting layout, including a cloakroom, a living room equipped with modern entertainment options such as a Smart TV and DVD player, and a well-equipped kitchen with essential appliances. The bright living area overlooks a communal garden, while the double bedroom offers serene views of the sea and the front garden. The bathroom features a shower over the bath, ensuring comfort and convenience for guests. Additional amenities include gas central heating, Wi-Fi, and a welcome pack, making it a cozy retreat for visitors.

Guests can enjoy the vibrant surroundings, with a five-minute walk leading to the promenade, award-winning gardens, and the Isle of Bute Discovery Centre, which provides tourist information and cinema options. The island is rich in history and attractions, including the impressive Mount Stuart House and gardens, Rothesay Castle, and various ancient sites. Outdoor enthusiasts can partake in a range of activities, such as walking, cycling, kayaking, and wildlife tours, ensuring a memorable experience filled with adventure and exploration.

Transportation on the island is convenient, with public buses running regularly and an open-top sightseeing bus available during the summer months. While a car is not essential, it offers flexibility for sightseeing, with free parking available nearby. Cycling is also a popular way to explore the island, thanks to its manageable terrain and electric bicycle hire options at the ferry port. Annual events, such as ButeFest and the Bute Highland Games, add to the island's appeal, making it a delightful destination for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure amidst breathtaking natural beauty.

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