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Grangepans, nestled in the historic heart of Falkirk, offers a serene escape for those seeking luxury cottage holidays combined with the charm of a small Scottish town. With its origins as a quaint village, Grangepans has retained its rustic allure while evolving into a peaceful retreat. The town itself is adorned with charming local shops, traditional pubs, and friendly eateries that offer a delightful taste of Scottish hospitality. For history enthusiasts, the nearby Kinneil House in Bo'ness reveals a tapestry of Scottish heritage, with its 15th-century estate and Roman ruins providing a glimpse into the past.
Within a 5-mile radius, the landscape offers a variety of attractions and outdoor pursuits guaranteed to enthrall visitors. The Kinneil Nature Reserve, with its diverse wildlife and peaceful walking paths, offers a tranquil haven for nature lovers. Meanwhile, the iconic Falkirk Wheel, a marvel of modern engineering, provides a fascinating glimpse into contemporary Scottish innovation and offers the chance to experience a unique boat lift. For those seeking a more energetic pursuit, the nearby Callendar Park offers cycling and hiking trails amidst picturesque woodland, making it a perfect spot for outdoor adventurers.
Extending your journey beyond the immediate surroundings, Grangepans is ideally located for exploring some of Scotland's most captivating attractions within an hour’s drive. To the east, the cultural hub of Edinburgh beckons with its historic castles and vibrant arts scene. To the west, the cosmopolitan city of Glasgow offers a rich tapestry of museums, eateries, and shopping experiences. Nature enthusiasts will find solace in the scenic beauty of the Trossachs National Park, a prime location for hiking and exploring the stunning Scottish Highlands. Additionally, the coastal charm of the Firth of Forth with its sandy beaches offers a refreshing escape for beachgoers. Whether traversing the scenic avenues or delving into the cultural vibrancy of nearby cities, Grangepans serves as a perfect base for an enriching Scottish holiday.
Ty Camlad is a stunning, detached, 16th century barn conversion set in the owners' grounds, two and a half miles from Churchstoke and three miles from Bishop's Castle. This cottage offers one super king-size double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and a ground floor shower room. There is a bright and airy, open plan living area featuring floor to ceiling windows with a kitchen, a dining area, and a sitting area boasting a woodburning stove, and floor to ceiling feature windows. Outside, there is a lawned garden and a patio with furniture, and off road parking for two cars. Ty Camlad is wonderful, romantic retreat for couples exploring along the border of Wales and England, all year round.
Churchstoke is a small but historic village in Wales, surrounded by lovely countryside, close to the Shropshire border. The village has amenities including a couple of pubs and a small supermarket. Nearby is the town of Montgomery, with its hill top castle providing wonderful views.
One super king-size double bedroom (zip/link, can be twin on request) with en-suite slipper bath, separate shower, basin and WC. Ground floor shower room with shower, basin and WC. Open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburning stove.
Shropshire is probably one of England’s more quiet counties but don’t let that fool you. Found in the west of England, bordering Wales, Shropshire boasts over 90 places of interest to visit as well as traditional market towns, outstanding countryside and a tranquil environment. Visit historic houses, awesome castles with beautiful gardens, the famous Ironbridge or one of the many family attractions and enjoy many great days out on your Luxury break to Shropshire. Shrewsbury is also a fantastic place to visit, the birthplace of Charles Darwin and surrounded by the River Severn, Shrewsbury is home to a collection of delightful medieval black and white buildings that retain a wonderful history. If you’re looking to revitalise and take in some fresh air then you can always get out in the Shropshire hills, by the Meres or Mosses or take a stroll beside the Shropshire Union or Llangollen canal. Take your family pet along for the fun and discover a Luxury pet-friendly cottage.