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Apartment |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 5

Cambuslang in Glasgow

From £350 per week |  From £70 per night

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

4 out of 5

1 review | Write a review

Key info  Car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

About the home

A traditional Victorian house with a self-contained apartment, creating classical elegance and fully equipped. Experience all home comforts. We offer good value for money and facilities for self-catering 3 star holiday with private parking, garden, barbecue. Just located outside Glasgow city centre giving you easy access. Just 20 minutes by car, bus and train. Also local train service to Edinburgh.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Your holiday apartment comprises lounge, 2 double bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen and dining area, bathroom, private parking and garden. The upper apartment is completely separate from the lower area and you have your own main door access.

Well furnished throughout, the apartment has all the facilities in place to make your stay welcoming and comfortable. In addition, the owners occupy the lower apartment and are close by should assistance be required.

Further details outdoors:
Private gardens and off road residents parking

Conditions

We will require a none refunded deposit to secure your dates .
N B Price may be subject to change at the advertisers dicretion .
Preferred method of payment is by cheque or bank draft -GBP
Also pay pal .

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The Central Scotland / Strathclyde / Lanarkshire/Glasgow region

Edinburgh and Glasgow

Both Edinburgh and Glasgow are two of the best city break locations in the UK. Compact Edinburgh, with its Old and New Town, historic castle, Holyrood Palace and a host of internationally acclaimed art galleries and museums comes alive in August particularly during the Edinburgh Festival season.

Glasgow has a distinctly different appeal than Edinburgh, reinventing itself as a centre for design and architecture from the 1980s. (In 1999 it became the UK's City of Architecture and Design). New cutting edge architecture and attractions such as the Glasgow Science centre blends with the kitsch Victorian, and acclaimed designs of Glasgow's artistic son - Charles Rennie Mackintosh. As a European city of art, with acclaimed art collections including Kelvingrove and the Burrell Collection, Glasgow is one of the best.

Central Scotland

Central Scotland is a vast expanse of diverse Scottish territory containing several counties - Stirlingshire, Perthshire, Fife, Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park and to the west Argyll, Bute and the Mull of Kintyre. Central Scotland contains some of Scotland's most stunning Lochs, forests and woodland gorges located within Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. You're in Rob Roy Country here - the famous Scots hero Rob Roy MacGregor was born near Loch Katrine in 1671 and is buried at Balquhidder.

Move into Stirlingshire for the site of probably Scotland's most important battle on Scottish soil - The Battle of Bannockburn. Here in 1314 Robert the Bruce led the Scots to victory against huge odds - the English army by far outnumbered the Scots. More important Scottish historical sites are in the centre including Stirling Castle and Scone Palace near Perth - the Crowning Place of Scottish Kings. Bruce himself was crowned here on the Stone of Scone. For Scotland...........Golf!! Any championship golfer will tell you that to win the Open at St Andrews is to be remembered! The British Golf Museum is aptly placed in St Andrews, with more championship golf in the Central region at Gleneagles. Finally, Perth is fast becoming an important centre for Scottish art alongside Aberdeen. In Perth see the largest collection of work by Scottish Colourist JD Fergusson at the Fergusson Gallery, and move to the Perth Museum & Art Gallery to view more Scottish Art including paintings by Henry Raeburn and Glasgow Boy Edward Hornel.

The Glasgow / Cambuslang area

Glasgow: Scotland with style
Steeped in history yet defined by innovation, Glasgow’s breathtaking Victorian architecture and traditional welcoming embrace have provided a stately inheritance for the city’s commercial resurgence and cultural vigour.

Reiterating its status as one of the world’s most desirable destinations to work, study or simply enjoy a vacation, Scotland’s thriving central metropolis is developing and recasting itself to meet the challenge of hosting the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Likened to 1960s Detroit for its music scene, producing Franz Ferdinand, Belle and Sebastian and Glasvegas in recent years, legendary venues like the Barrowland, King Tut’s and The Arches stage the world’s biggest and most promising new bands, while the City Halls and Glasgow Royal Concert Hall regularly play host to classical performances, all making a contribution to the city’s recent honouring as a UNESCO City of Music.

Cambuslang:
Cambuslang sits on a long bend on the south bank of the River Clyde, 3 miles south east of the city of Glasgow. One of the highlights in the town every June is its Summerfest, providing a range of street entertainment, an arts programme, children's theatre and much more.

Locally, the most notable historical site in the area is Gilbertfield Castle, which was built by the Hamilton family in the early 17th century near Dechmont hill to the south of Cambuslang in the ancient barony of Drumsagard. By the 18th century it was owned by the retired soldier William Hamilton of Gilbertfield who translated the famous poem Sir William Wallace by Blind Harry from old Scots into English. The Braveheart movie starring Mel Gibson was based on the epic poem which was written in 1477, 172 years after Wallace was executed in the Smithfield area of London.

Cambuslang is easily accessible from the M74. From Glasgow and Hamilton take the A724. From East Kilbride take the A725, A749 then the B759. Cambuslang has regular public transport facilities to Glasgow, and surrounding towns.

How to get there

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From Glasgow airport, the apartment is 40 minutes transfer time by taxi or car

From Edinburgh airport the apartment is 50 minutes transfer time by taxi or car

Most International airlines fly routes to Glasgow / Edinburgh airport. Budget airlines include, Easyjet, Flyglobespan, BMI Baby, Aer Lingus

Cambuslang is the nearest mainline rail station and it is a 10 minute walk from the apartment

Car hire companies - www.compare.carrentals.co.uk www.auto-europe.co.uk www.carhire3000.com www.car-rental-hire.co.uk

Information on how to get to the apartment will be provided on booking.

Activities near Glasgow

Reviews

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30 Jul 2011

“Brilliant place to stay” We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Jane was very welcolming and helpful. The flat is beautifully furnished, a real home from home. The welcome pack was very welcome and delicious- a lovely touch! Now... more

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 5
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
	1 Dec 11	1 Jan 12	400£ 400	7070	8585	3 Nights
	1 Jan 12	1 Feb 12	350£ 350	7070	8585	3 Nights
	1 Feb 12	1 Mar 12	350£ 350	7070	8585	3 Nights
	1 Mar 12	2 Apr 12	350£ 350	7070	8585	3 Nights
	2 Apr 12	2 Jul 12	360£ 360	7070	8585	3 Nights
	2 Jul 12	2 Sep 12	360£ 360	7070	8585	3 Nights
	2 Sep 12	2 Oct 12	360£ 360	7070	8585	3 Nights
	2 Oct 12	4 Oct 12	350£ 350	7070	8585	3 Nights
	4 Oct 12	2 Nov 12	350£ 350	7070	8585	3 Nights
	2 Nov 12	2 Dec 12	350£ 350	7070	8585	3 Nights
	2 Dec 12	2 Jan 13	350£ 350	7070	8585	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

To secure a booking a non refundable deposit of 25% of the total payment is required in advance with the balance paid 6 weeks prior to arrival.

A refundable deposit of £100 to be held in case of any accidental damage which will be returned following satisfactory receipt of key and apartment inspection. This will be repaid within 14 days of your return.

NOTE - No charge for minor breakages such as glasses, crockery etc but would appreciate being informed of minor breakages so that replacements can be arranged.

Cancellation Policy

If a booking is cancelled then the following charges will apply;

6 weeks deposit plus 20%

4 weeks deposit plus 40%

2 weeks deposit plus 60%

1 week deposit plus 80%

Unused no refund

Deposit for breakages will be refunded in the event of any cancellation.

Availability

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2 years listed You are contacting Jean Austin Landline +44 1416 418046 Mobile +44 7949 013875 Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2009. This apartment has received 1 review from previous guests.