Sebright Holiday Apartment is situated on the promenade in the quiet coastal town of Dunoon on the Cowal peninsula. Enter the gateway to the highlands via ferry and start exploring our wonderful region. Argyll is the perfect place to visit.
Sebright is a luxury self catering apartment completely refurbished for holiday rentals. Situated on the promenade of Dunoon with wonderful, uninterupted views of the firth of Clyde.
The holiday apartment comprises of three spacious bedrooms, sleeping 8 persons comfortably. One family, one double and one twin all with en-suite facilities. 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, 2 leather sofas and an electric reclining chair allows you to relax and enjoy our 32" freeview satellite television, dvd player and ipod docking station. Situated at the bay window is the dining table with 6 confortable chairs allowing lazy dinners taking in the views of the Firth of Clyde. Free wi-fi available throughout the apartment. Also a board game and book library.
The accommodation has private parking, central heating and double glazing throughout. Garden furniture and electric b-b-q are situated in your own enclosed garden. Ideal for the children and pets. Sebright is on the ground floor with ramped access, widened door ways and toilet grab rails.
Sebright Holiday Apartment is ideally placed for exploring Dunoon, the Cowal Peninsula and the magnificent scenery of Argyll, Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park and Benmore Botanical gardens. All on our doorstep offering wonderful walks, sailing, horse riding, fishing, golf, cycling. Drive further afield to the Isle of Bute, Tighnabruaich, Portavadie Marina, Strachur and Inverary.
You won’t be disappointed visiting our wonderful County.
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