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Farmhouse |5 bedrooms |Sleeps 11

Avonbridge in Linlithgow

from £110 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£770–£1190 / week

Short stays welcome

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

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Key info  Balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

Dating from 1600s, this historic farmhouse, original stone outbuildings, surrounding 10 acre landscape and lochan provide beautiful secluded self-catering holiday accommodation right in the heart of Scotland.

A rural retreat that gives all the seclusion of a cottage in the country with the benefits of all mod cons. Easily accessing Edinburgh, Glasgow and the rich historical sites round central Scotland.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
For rainy days when you're not exploring the great historical sites nearby, board games, books, a piano, TV, games console and the internet provide indoor entertainment options. Then of course there's always the games barn...

Further details outdoors:
Outside, the old barn has table tennis and bar football. Croquet sets etc are also available. You can watch for plenty of farmyard wildlife with cows, sheep and horses in the neighbouring fields. Why not take a wander down to our own wee lochan where wild ducks, geese and other animals pass through.

In the barn (not heated) -Table tennis - Darts -Table football
Around the farm - Wildlife around the lochan - Croquet - Walks - Cycle paths - Horse riding (from nearby stables).

Further details

Deposits, Payments & Refunds

30% of the total charge is required as deposit at the time of booking, the balance payable 4 weeks prior to arrival date plus a £200 deposit in case of breakages. The breakages deposit will be returned by either cheques or direct transfer to your bank account.

If you require your deposit returned in any other currency other than UK pounds the fees relating to creating a cheque in your currency will be deducted from the breakages deposit. Paypal charges won’t be refunded on the breakages deposit.

Full terms and conditions available on our website.

Conditions

Property available on a Saturday to Saturday basis although short breaks considered in low season.

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Windy-Yett Farm House, Scotland Holiday Home

 

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Main Lounge

 

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The Lothians / West Lothian region

Windy-Yett is in an enviable position right in the centre of Scotland. In general it's got one of the best climates in Scotland and isn't effected by the west coast rains.

Within easy reach of Linlithgow Palace, Torphichen Preceptory, Cairnpapple ancient burial mound , the Antonine Wall, Bo’ness Steam Railway, in door go karting and the Falkirk wheel.

The Linlithgow / Avonbridge area

Just minutes away you have the ancient town of Linlithgow with it's Palace, the birth place of Mary Queen of Scots.

Just 30 minutes away, the sights of Edinburgh or Glasgow, Stirling Castle, or Hopetoun House. Within 40 minutes, The Trossachs national park with Lochs and Mountains galore.

How to get there

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Windy Yett Farm is best accessed by car. We’re roughly 30 minutes by car from the edge of both Glasgow and Edinburgh. The farm is 0.7 miles from the main road via a private farm track (it’s a wee bit bumpy).

Buses to Falkirk running reasonably regularly from near the road end. Falkirk High Rail Station is around 4 miles away with fast regular links to Edinburgh (22mins), Glasgow (22mins) and others beyond.

From Glasgow:
Head along the M8 and then come off at Junction 4. Head for Linlithgow/Falkirk and then watch for sign posts for Avonbridge. Head to Avonbridge and see the map. Head all the way through Avonbridge and straight out the otherside. About a quarter of a mile after leaving the town there is a sharp right hand bend with a wee road off to the left. Head down that road (you should see a wee olde worlde sign with ‘Windy-Yett Farm’ on it as you’re turning into it. Take the track road heading off into the distance. Just keep going further than you think and take it slowly, it's just a tad pot holed.

From Edinburgh/Edinburgh Airport:
Take the M9 heading for Stirling, come off at junction 4, at the junction roundabout take the 2nd turn off sign posted Bathgate/ Livingston. Keep going to the next roundabout (with a Jet garage just off). Take 3rd turn off sign posted Caldercruix/ Avonbridge. Keep going until you hit Avonbridge and turn right at the T-junction. Head out of Avonbridge and about a quarter of a mile after leaving the town there is a sharp right hand bend with a wee road off to the left. Head down that road (you should see a wee olde worlde sign with ‘Windy-Yett Farm’ on it as you’re turning into it. Take the track road heading off into the distance. Just keep going further than you think and take it slowly, it's just a tad pot holed.

From Dundee:
Head down to forth road bridge. Immediately after crossing the bridge come off the road at the A8000 at the top turn right and head on the A904 towards Newton. Keep going for a bit till you get a left turn that allows you to pass under the M9 and join it heading towards Stirling. Come off at junction 4, at the junction roundabout take the 2nd turn off sign posted Bathgate/ Livingston. Keep going to the next roundabout (with a Jet garage just off). Take 3rd turn off sign posted Caldercruix/ Avonbridge. Keep going until you hit Avonbridge and turn right at the T-junction. Head out of Avonbridge and about a quarter of a mile after leaving the town there is a sharp right hand bend with a wee road off to the left. Head down that road (you should see a wee olde worlde sign with ‘Windy-Yett Farm’ on it as you’re turning into it. Take the track road heading off into the distance. Just keep going further than you think and take it slowly, it's just a tad pot holed.

From Stirlingish:
Head down the M9 and go towards Edinburgh. Come off at junction 4, at the junction roundabout take the 2nd turn off sign posted Bathgate/ Livingston. Keep going to the next roundabout (wth a Jet garage just off). Take 3rd turn off sign posted Caldercruix/ Avonbridge. Keep going until you hit Avonbridge and turn right at the T-junction. Head out of Avonbridge and about a quarter of a mile after leaving the town there is a sharp right hand bend with a wee road off to the left. Head down that road (you should see a wee olde worlde sign with ‘Windy-Yett Farm’ on it as you’re turning into it. Take the track road heading off into the distance. Just keep going further than you think and take it slowly, it's just a tad pot holed.

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Reviews

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19 Nov 2012

“Fantastic place to get away from it all...” Our group of 10 friends stayed in Windy Yett for a weekend in November and had a fantastic time. The house is excellent with the main lounge a real focal point and hub. Like the previous poster... more

07 Sep 2011

“Couldn't ask for better” Went here for a weekend away with some friends and really was better than we could have imagined. First of all the place looks superb. Huge kitchen, living room with very nice surround sound system. From the outside it looks like a proper rustic farm house which I loved but there has also been a lot of time spent equipping the property with all mod cons. Can't really say anything bad about the place though I would warn that the road there lends itself to a land rover more than a Porsche but we managed fine with a normal car filled with 5 people plus luggage so as long as you take it slow there shouldn't be a problem. The place is secluded enough to feel away from it all but still only a short drive from a couple of Spar type shops for when you need to restock food. And I understand Tesco isn't that far away either. I will definitely be recommending this place to friends and family, and I'm even considering coming back sometime next year.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 11
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
May Period	30 Apr 11	4 Jun 11	790£ 790	-	-	1 Week
June Period	4 Jun 11	2 Jul 11	945£ 945	-	-	1 Week
Peak Period	2 Jul 11	2 Sep 11	1190£ 1190	-	-	1 Week
	5 Jan 13	30 Mar 13	770£ 770	-	-	1 Week
	30 Mar 13	6 Apr 13	880£ 880	-	-	1 Week

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

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

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