Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Second floor penthouse apartment: Lounge with double sofa bed, patio door/dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms - 1 double with en-suite room with toilet & basin, 1 twin, bathroom with bath, shower attachment, toilet & basin.
Services for property: Elec coal effect fire, GFCH. All gas power, bed linen (duvets) & towels inc. Parking for 2 cars. Video. DVD player. Stereo/CD. Gas hob. Elec oven. D/washer. F/freezer. M/wave. Washer/dryer. Large shared garden. Non smokers only.
Lounge Area
Culzean Apartment
Lounge/Dining Area
Main Bedroom
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The South/Borders region
Within Ayrshire there are many quality golf courses to choose from. The west coasts offer good opportunities to fish. Choose beaches or the inland hills and forest walks. Galloway Forest has marked paths and plenty of wildlife to see. Culzean Castle NT, sitting on the cliff edge, with its Country Park, has many craft and outdoor weekends. Travel south to Stranraer and take a day trip to Ireland. South of Stranraer is the picturesque village of Portpatrick with its harbour, craft shops and a good selection of restaurants. Travel north and visit the birth place of Robert Burns, the Ayrshire poet, at Alloway along with the famous 'Auld Haunted Kirk' featured in his poem Tam O'Shanter. Ayr 15 miles, is a traditional seaside town with good shopping, restaurants, indoor sports facilities and racing. Glasgow, the European city for designer shopping, is only 45 minutes by train from Ayr. Glasgow/Prestwick airport 20 miles.
Scotland is a modern, dynamic country with a rich heritage. The Scots are very proud of the landscape where mountain ranges meet deep lochs, and where islands rise out of dramatic seas. Turnberry lies on Scotland's south west coastline, and is a place of great beauty and hosts a wealth of culture.
The West Coast of Scotland contains some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland, houses many places of interest and where you can partake in a wide range of pursuits: historical landmarks, many museums, gardens and houses, castles, scenic drives to name but a few.
How to get there
Directions
By Air from Prestwick Airport – 20 miles (approx.)
Take the A79 signposted towards Ayr, turn left onto B743 Bypass, at the next roundabout take 2nd exit for the A77 to Ayr and Stranraer. Once past Ayr you will pass through Minishant and Maybole head straight through Maybole do not turn off then you will come to Kirkoswald. Turnberry is just 2 miles outside Kirkoswald. Turn left into the complex.
By Air from Glasgow Airport – 54 miles (approx)
Take the M8 towards Glasgow and then the M77 to Kilmarnock. Take the A77 to Ayr and Stranraer. Once past Ayr you will pass through Minishant and Maybole head straight through Maybole do not turn off then you will come to Kirkoswald. Turnberry is just 2 miles outside Kirkoswald. Turn left into the complex.
By Rail
Nearest train station is Ayr Railway Station: 15 miles (approx.) Duration: 20 Minutes (approx.)
Depart from Ayr Railway Station (main entrance) and turn left Move into right hand lane At the round-about take the last exit on your left Go straight through to the next round-about At the next round-about take the last exit heading for the A77 towards Stranraer Continue South through Minishant, Maybole and Kirkoswald Follow the road to Turnberry Village, complex is on the left.
By Ferry –
There are 2 ports in this area Cairnryan which runs a service to and from Larne, Northern Ireland and Stranraer which runs a service to and from Belfast, Northern Ireland. Both are operated by Stenna Line and offer excellent facilities and services. They both offer multiple daily crossings.
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