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Deerhound Cottage

Deerhound Cottage is a self-catering, dog friendly, holiday cottage situated in the beautiful tranquil village of Kirkmichael in rural South Ayrshire, Scotland. It can sleep up to 6 people within 3 bedrooms; 1 double room, 1 twin room and 1 smaller room with single bed and futon. The cottage has an open plan living/dining area complete with a wood burning stove which is perfect for relaxing beside to read or you can watch a film on the Smart TV. The country style kitchen with featured open beams, has a large range cooker, microwave, fridge freezer, kettle, toaster and a good selection of utensils and dishes. There is oil central heating, a wood burner, double glazing and high quality floor coverings throughout. All bedding and towels are provided.

Outside is a large secure garden and also access to an outdoor timber shed which is perfect for use as a dog ‘dry off’ area or as secure storage for bikes/golf/walking equipment etc. We know how difficult it can be to find holiday accommodation which offers quality and comfort for both you and your dogs, especially if you have more than one and they don’t fit the small category! We own two deerhounds who are always looking for playmates, so all sizes of dogs are welcome to stay.

Within close walking distance of Deerhound Cottage is a football pitch with play park, community run village shop with tearoom, woodland walks, a church and the village pub, The Kirkmichael Arms, where you can enjoy delicious bar suppers, real ales, good wines and a selection of malts.

Deerhound Cottage is a perfect base for golf breaks with Turnberry, Prestwick and Royal Troon all within 30mins drive. For cyclists, the hill roads surrounding Kirkmichael and the South Carrick area make up the ultimate playground and it’s popularly referred to as the ‘Ayrshire Alps’ due to the terrain, fantastic scenery and cycle friendly roads. Exploring Ayrshire can offer The Galloway Forest and Dark Sky Observatory which are 30mins drive away or a trip to the lovely coastal villages of Dunure and Maidens and the spectacular Culzean Castle and Country Park all within 20mins drive. The town of Ayr is 12 miles away and has Robert Burns Cottage & Museum, variety of pubs and restaurants, Odeon Cinema and 10-pin bowling. Trains run to Glasgow from Ayr approx every half hour and journey only takes 50mins. Prestwick Airport is 16 miles away and Glasgow 50 miles.

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