Email Sebright enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
Other places to stay in and around Dunoon
Sebright is a luxury self catering apartment completely refurbished for
holiday lets. Situated on the promenade of Dunoon with wonderful views
of the firth of Clyde.
Sebright Accommodation
The holiday apartment comprises of three spacious bedrooms, sleeping 8 persons comfortably. One family, one double and one twin all with en-suite facilities and colour televisions.
The kitchen is fully integrated with all modern conveniences. Adjacent to the kitchen we have a drying room complete with clothes pulley and washing machine. The lounge/dining room is a modern tastefully decorated living area overlooking the seafront and Dunoon’s famous Victorian pier.
Comfortable seating allows you to relax and enjoy our 32" satellite television,DVD player and music system. Also a board game and book library. The accommodation has private parking,central heating and double glazing throughout.
Garden furniture and electric BBQ are situated in your own enclosed garden. Ideal for the children. Sebright is on the ground floor with ramped access,widened door ways and toilet grab rails.
Attractions
Sebright Holiday Apartment is ideally placed for exploring Dunoon, the
Cowal Peninsula and the magnificent scenery of Argyll. Loch Lomond &
Trossachs National Park is on our doorstep offering wonderful walks, sailing,
horse riding, fishing, golf, cycling .... the list goes on.You won’t
be disappointed visiting our wonderful County.
Sebright is a short walk from Dunoon’s attractions:-swimming pool/health suite, Argyll gardens museum, tennis courts, cinema, golf course, bowling greens, reservoir walks and permit fishing. Dunoon also boasts a multitude of restaurants, bars and shops to suit all tastes and budgets.
The immediate area is renowned for some of the best walking in Scotland, and is a great base for exploring The Argyll Forest, Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.
Local facilities include:- Sailing, cycling, quad biking, tennis, outdoor bowls, fishing, horse riding, pony trekking, climbing and golf. Dotted throughout the rest of Cowal are delightful villages and small communities, each offering something unique for the visitor and always a warm welcome.
Visiting the Cowal area
Cowal is well known as the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, and is little
over an hour from Glasgow. Take some time out and escape to this idyllic
part of Scotland which is a haven for wildlife and outdoor activities,
but also has great restaurants, pubs and festivals.
The ferry trip across the Firth of Clyde is a fine introduction to the Cowal Peninsula. To the north the mountains surrounding the sea lochs of Loch Long and Loch Goil provide a stunning backdrop as the ferry arrives at the town of Dunoon, which has a great choice of shopping and eating out.
Built around two sheltered bays, and with wonderful views over the water, Dunoon is also the seaboard gateway to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park.For such a small part of Scotland, there is an amazing contrast in the landscape throughout the Peninsula.
North Cowal is distinctively rugged and remote, with Loch Eck surely one of the most breathtakingly picturesque stretches of water in Europe. South East Cowal is the home of Cowal’s only major town, Dunoon, the location of amazing historic botanical gardens with a coastline indented with sea lochs and peppered with many lively small communities.
South West Cowal is "Argyll’s Secret Coast", a remote and beautiful stretch of Cowal Coastline taking in the spectacular Kyles of Bute and the picturesque town of Tighnabruaich. It is a great area for outdoor activities, especially sailing, as well as excellent hospitality, yet is less than two hours from the central belt of Scotland.
DIRECTIONS
You can travel by Citylink Bus or by train from Glasgow to the ferry terminals
at Gourock.
CalMac and Western Ferries both serve the Dunoon area and both ferry operators have passenger facilities.
By car:
Follow the M8 from Glasgow to Gourock where you can catch either the Western
Ferries or the CalMac Ferry to Dunoon. You can also drive via the A82,
a very picturesque route past Loch Lomond and through the Argyll countryside.
On arrival at Dunoon using the CalMac ferry, turn right and follow coastal road for approx 1/2 mile, on passing through 2nd roundabout Sebright is 4th houses along on left hand side.
On arrival at the Western Ferries terminal , turn left and follow the coastal road for approx 1 1/2 miles. Sebright is on the right, 4 houses before the first roundabout on the coastal road. Sebright is easily located by the sign posted in its garden.
Email Sebright enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
