Drummygar Mains, Arbroath

Arbroath 6.2 miles. Drummygar Mains is a grand holiday home near the wonderful harbour town of Arbroath. Boasting a location close to the coast, this home offers holiday accommodation of an exceptionally high standard and is ideal for a large party of people, maybe a family reunion or a get-together of family and friends. The imposing property is surrounded by extensive gardens ideal for children to run around and there is an attractive decking area complete with a hot tub, making this the perfect spot for some alfresco entertaining. Imagine the children running around the gardens happily while the grown-ups immerse themselves in the bubbling waters of the hot tub and soak up the sublime surroundings. Holidays don’t get much better! Walk into the property and visitors are impressed by the spaciousness of the accommodation with a well-appointed sitting room with a TV and electric stove-effect fire forming an attractive focal point to the room and a light and airy open-plan kitchen/diner offering guests a warm and inviting space. Look forward to spending time preparing hearty meals for the holiday party using the fantastic facilities in the fully fitted kitchen which comes complete with a fabulous electric Aga oven. The good-sized dining area is ready for guests to pull up a chair and indulge in good food, fine wine and great company. Day or night the space at Drummygar Mains exudes an inviting and friendly ambience and is the best location for catching up with long-lost family and friends. When it’s time for bed, guests can choose from a ground-floor double and four stylish first-floor bedrooms including two doubles, a twin and an impressive master suite which has a super-king-size bed, a dressing area and en-suite facilities. A family shower room finishes the accommodation. Waking up at Drummygar Mains is a joy and after a hearty breakfast in the dining area or if the sun is shining, you could try breakfast on the decking, where you can plan your activities for the day. The captivating town of Arbroath is just a short drive from the house and is well worth a visit, the ancient port of Arbroath is known for its beautiful sandy beaches so make sure you make time for a picnic here and don’t forget to pack your bucket and spade. The town is steeped in history and it was here the Declaration of Arbroath was signed and Arbroath Abbey was founded in the twelfth century, to this day you can explore the fascinating ruins of the Abbey while you’re visiting the town. One thing you have to try while you’re in Arbroath is the Arbroath Smokie, which follows a traditional recipe whereby haddock is smoked over hardwood, tt has protected status and can only be made to this specific recipe within five miles of the town of Arbroath, visitors can follow a sensory trail which highlights five key points in the local area which tell the story of the world famous smokie, make sure you get some to take home so you can keep your memories going even longer. Beaches in the area worth visiting while on a trip to Drummygar Mains include Lunan Bay, Carnoustie, Elliot and Monifieth. The area is a paradise for hikers, cyclists, and wildlife-lovers with Glencova and Glenshee within reach for a day in the mountains, walk the gorges just outside Edzell and look out for salmon leaping. Or journey north along the coast to St Cyrus wildlife beach with volcanic cliffs, wildflowers and spectacular views. Explore Glamis Castle the inspiration for Shakespeare Macbeth and the childhood home of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, take a guided tour of the castle or follow one of the many garden trails. Milton Haugh Farm Shop (1.3 miles away) offers a delightful selection of fresh, locally sourced fruits and vegetables, premium meats, deli items, fine alcohol, unique gifts, and charming collectables, next door, The Corn Kist Café invites you to enjoy delectable homemade treats, indulgent afternoon teas, and a tempting array of savory dishes and pies. Travel further north to Dunnottar Castle, a must-visit for historians, with its ruins resting on a dramatic clifftop setting, after which you can head to Stonehaven for fish and chips along the pretty harbour and visit the former courthouse and jail, Stonehaven Tolbooth Museum. For quaint bookshops and charming café culture, head to the fantastic city of Dundee for an abundance of cultural and local heritage sites, including the popular Discovery Exhibition, McManus Art Gallery & Museum and V&A Dundee. For a holiday that offers great beaches, fascinating history, beautiful walks, delicious local cuisine and a warm Scottish welcome, Drummygar Mains ticks all the boxes.