Set in Brodick, a harbour village in North Ayrshire, is this ground-floor apartment, Portland. Well-positioned near local amenities and the coast, whilst boasting four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an enclosed patio, and an abundance of storage, Portland is suitable for a large group trip, welcoming six guests and two well-behaved dogs; popular walking trails and hikes are in proximity, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. Feel at home whilst settling into your time at Portland, featuring a well-equipped kitchen, an inviting sitting area with Smart TV in tow, plush bedding, offering flexible sleeping arrangements, and the perfect setting for alfresco dining, by travelling outdoors to your very own suntrap. Eager to explore the village, be welcomed by an array of eateries, local businesses, and shops, to fulfil your self-catering needs; enjoy tapas at Eighteen69, brunch at Little Rock Cafe, and stock up on your must-haves at the local Co-op. Just a short drive away, head to Brodick Castle, a 19th-century building with stunning grounds, Glen Rosa circuit, following its circular walking trail, or perhaps prepare for a hike up Goatfell, recognised as the highest point on the Isle of Arran. Further hidden gems include Devils Punch Bowl, a recommended route for avid walkers, King's Cave, displaying both coastal and woodland views, and Drumadoon Point, offering dramatic cliff top views of the bay. Arran Heritage Museum is also nearby, ideal for educational trips or for those who appreciate historical tours, whilst Arran Coastal Way, set over 65 miles, offers a challenging activity, enveloped by Scottish shores and hills. Enjoy the outdoors by using Portland as your base in North Ayrshire.

Brodick is the main village on the Isle of Arran, located between the Scottish towns of Sannox and Lamlash. It is recognised for its connection to Mainland Scotland, as well as its resident castle, which was once the seat of the Dukes of Hamilton. While visiting the village, take in tours of Brodick Castle, competitive afternoons at the 18-hole resident golf course, and educational treks to the Arran Heritage Museum. For lunch, Crofters Arran and Cruize Bar Brasserie offer bistro-style cuisine, while the adjacent Co-op has all the necessities. A variety of countryside walking paths, including as Devils Punch Bowl and walks up Goatfell Mountain, are just outside the settlement, while a trip to Tormore will provide clifftop excursions and visits to ancient relics, such as Machrie Moor Standing Stones.

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