The Roundhouse is the ultimate romantic hideout and offers a unique Eco-friendly holiday experience – and yet, it is only 10 miles from Glasgow city centre and 10 miles from the airport. It also offers the perfect holiday for outdoor enthusiasts as it is surrounded by stunning countryside. A wide range of country pursuits such as walking, mountain biking and horse riding can be found on your doorstep. Or simply relax and unwind in the hot tub.

Keith’s Kabin is a stylish and comfortable lodge set in a leafy cul de sac in the beautiful setting of Percy Wood Golf and Country Retreat. For peace and quiet or active days out there is something for everyone here. For those simply wanting to relax and recharge their batteries the parkland is home to wildlife including Roe Deer and the red squirrel. For walkers or mountain bikers easy access to the wild rolling Cheviot Hills makes this cabin the perfect choice.

You enter Gipping Barn through the fully fitted kitchen with a Welsh dresser, range cooker, microwave and fridge. The kitchen leads you to a very comfortable living area with high vaulted ceilings giving a feeling of light and open space, a log burner for those cooler evenings and a sumptuous sofa situated in the bay window.
Gipping Barn also boasts an indoor-outdoor hot tub area which is fully secluded in the mainly laid to lawn garden.

The Cheviot is a beautiful 3 bedroom lodge situated in the heart of Northumberland on Felmoor Country Park. One of the larger lodges which is spacious and has 2 double rooms and a twin. Perfect for families.

Happy Ever After is just the place to stay. A stunning lodge on Felmoor Country Park, in Northumberland. Nestled in 40 acres of countryside, it sleeps up to 6, is Dog Friendly & has a private hot tub. Perfect for couples looking for a romantic escape or a family escape to Northumberland.

This fabulous holiday home comfortably sleeps 10 guests over 5 bedrooms, has 5 bathrooms and enjoys views of both Loch Long & the Arrochar Alps.
The house itself is a former Forester’s lodge, sitting in an elevated position at the foot of “The Cobbler” (Ben Arthur), which is one of the most distinctive Corbetts in Scotland.