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2 Guests
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1 Bedroom
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1 Bathroom
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Pets Yes
Features
- Off road parking
- Ground floor accommodation
- Ground floor bedroom
- Open fire
- Garden / Patio
- Washing machine
- Broadband / WiFi
Reviews & Ratings
9 Customer Reviews
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"Lovely comfortable little cottage in a really quiet area but close enough to the main roads to go off and see things."
No problems with the facilities. Spent some time watching the cows !
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"Extremely helpful owner and cosy accommodation."
UfortunatelySykes was the only problem in that customer services was so unhelpful.
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"We had a lovely stay."
The cottage is small but fully equipped and if you want a peaceful location steeped in history this is the place to go. The neighbours were very friendly too.
Thank you so much for your glowing report. It makes us so happy when folks enjoy the place as much as this Property Owner
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"Wow best cottage we ever stayed in quiet and restful would love to go back"
Thank you for your lovely comments hope to see you back soon Property Owner
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"Excellent"
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"Lovely little cottage, cosy, comfortable stay."
Great area some nice places to take the dog for a walk. Many thanks :)
so pleased you liked the cottage. Haste ye back! Property Owner
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"Fabulous location, very well equipped Cottage and very comfortable."
Everything you could need for a relaxing stay as we had fab weather too!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed the stay and the weather. we hope to see you again in the future. Property Owner
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"Ideal location to explore the Ayrshire area."
Irvine ,Troon, Ardrossan all within an short drive. Lots of walks around the cottage to walk our dog.
Glad you liked the cottage. Please let me know what the problems were with cleanliness and listing accuracy so that we can address them where we can Property Owner
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"Great little cottage, very comfortable, very clean and well equipped."
Loved the log burner which kept us toasty warm. Great spot for getting away from the hustle and bustle of inner city life. Very relaxing bolt hole with nice relaxing walks. Fabulous contact with the owner when needed, who was very accommodating.
Summary
- Single-storey
- One double bedroom
- Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC
- Kitchen
- Living/dining room with woodburning stove
- Gas central heating
- Oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, kettle and toaster
- Smart TV, WiFi, selection of books
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Off-road parking for 1 car
- Secure cycle storage provided in the outbuilding
- Non-enclosed garden with decking and furniture
- One well-behaved pet is welcome
- Sorry, no smoking
- Shop 1.1 miles, pub 1.2 miles, beach 4.3 miles
- Note: There is a good housekeeping bond of £150
- Note: WiFi is up to 18Mb download speed
- Note: The non-enclosed garden is across from the property, behind the parking spaces
The property
Irvine 3.9 miles.
Rosalin Cottage is a beautiful, historic abode nestled into a traditional row of miners’cottages in Dreghorn near Irvine. Rosalin Cottage rests in Perceton Row, which dates from the early 19th Century and is a designated Conservation Area, being one of a few surviving Miners Rows, making it a great base for couples and history lovers looking for a base in North Ayshire. Be welcomed into a beautiful property with a kitchen offering ample amenities and contemporary furnishings. The living/dining room is a great space for guests to relax after a long day of exploring the local area, with a dining table ideal for romantic meals for two, complemented by a glass of fizz. Afterwards, settle into the sitting area and warm your feet beside the woodburning stove as you enjoy a good book or your favourite TV show. When sleep calls, freshen up in the shower room, before cosying up for the night in the double bedroom. Enjoy breakfast in the garden before heading out to explore. Rosalin Cottage benefits from a charming, rural setting only a short distance from the coast of Ayrshire, throughout which you will discover numerous walks, wildlife watching opportunities, and cycle ways. The 106-mile Ayrshire Coastal Pathway is one of Scotland's Great Trails and part of the International Appalachian Trail, ideal for those with a sense of adventure.
The route follows beautiful, panoramic coastlines and passes fascinating castles such as Culzean, Ballantrae and Portencross. Visitors can also explore the historic Burns Trail or other attractions dedicated to Scotland’s rich history, for example Viking invaders, Betsy Miller, reputedly the first female sea captain, or hop on the ferry to Millport. Irvine and Dreghorn have a history stretching back to Neolithic times and Dreghorn is possibly the oldest continually inhabited village in Europe. The harbourside walk enjoys various features with an SSSI across the bay, plus a Scottish Maritime Museum which includes the oldest sea-going private steam yacht and the last Clyde “puffer”; reminders of Irvine's former prominence as a seaport.
As well as vibrant coffee shops and Arts Centre there is the 16th century Ship Inn, restaurants and other pubs. From the harbour, access Irvine’s sand dunes and expansive beach, linking to those at Barassie, Troon and beyond. With spectacular views across the Clyde to Arran it is a great place for dog walks, sea swimming and spectacular sunsets. Local facilities include The Portal a new leisure centre with a variety of facilities. For shopping, the Rivergate Shopping Centre is home to over 60 stores. Further afield in north Ayrshire visitors can enjoy trips along the Clyde on the Waverley Paddle Steamer or ferries to Arran or the Cumbraes, try out golf at one of the local courses. There are good opportunities for many leisure activities including, sailing, walking and cycling, including the national cycle network route. Explore the wonders of Ayrshire with a stay at Rosalin Cottage.
EPC Rating: Band C
Short-term Holiday Let Licence No: NA-00105-F
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £150.
About the location
IRVINE
Troon 5 miles; Prestwick 8 miles; Ayr 12 miles.
Irvine is a Scottish 'new town' and the only one in the UK set on the coast. It is also one of the country’s oldest settlements with a rich history. There are lots of opportunities for walks and cycling in the area. Irvine boasts a pretty harbourside walk, which takes in various features highlighting Irvine's former industrial heritage. The bustling harbourside, enjoys a variety of coffee shops, tearooms. Maritime Museum, arts centre and artists’ community. The Ship Inn by the harbour dates back to the time of King James 1st and is full of memorabilia. The harbour road leads to Irvine’s glorious sand dunes and beach which stretches as far as the eye can see. With spectacular views across the Clyde to Arran it is a great place for dog walks, sea swimming, or just viewing spectacular sunsets. Parts of Irvine old town reflect it's history including when Robert Burns lived and worked in the town. Irvine has a new leisure centre, The Portal, offering a range of a facilities. For shopping, the Rivergate Shopping Centre is home to over 60 stores. Further afield there are opportunities for golf at one of the many good courses in the area, a spot of fishing or sailing, kite surfing or paddle boarding. The various towns from Ayr to Largs along the coast with links to the islands are within easy reach, as is Glasgow with it's many attractions which is around 30 minutes away.
Note: There is a good housekeeping bond of £150
Note: Sorry no children
Note: Access to the garden is across the road at the rear from the property with storage and decked areas and views to west and Arran.
Note: Please take care the wooden decking can be slippy in frost or wet
This property offers the following short breaks:
- Winter
- Off-season
- Last minute
- Christmas