Welcome to Shorside Villa, an immaculate waterfront bungalow in Skelmorlie, offering an excellent base to explore the west coast and central Scotland. Recently renovated to a high standard, this expansive open-plan bungalow features bi-fold doors and a 40” smart TV, providing a comfortable and luxurious stay. With three double bedrooms, two offering uninterrupted sea views, the property accommodates six guests. Bedrooms 1 and 2 have twin beds that can be transformed to super kingsize, with ensuite facilities and sliding French doors to the decking. Bedroom 3 boasts a double bed with fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom includes a bath, walk-in shower, w.c., and basin. Crisp linen and fluffy towels are provided, and amenities like a cot and high chair are available upon request. The utility room, with a washing machine and tumble dryer, enhances convenience. Outside there is ample parking space for two cars and the garden is made up of mostly grass and takes in most of the early afternoon and evening sun. Very close proximity to Wemyss Bay ferry terminal and train station make exploration easy, even without a car. The ferry to the Isle of Bute runs hourly, and trains to Glasgow Central operate throughout the day.

Skelmorlie, nestled in the picturesque Ayrshire region of Scotland, offers a delightful array of activities for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure. Let’s explore some of the best things to do near this charming village:
Historic Sites • Battlefields
Uncover Cold War history at the Skelmorlie Secret Bunker. Descend into its underground depths and imagine the tense atmosphere of the past. Be prepared for ladder climbing, so wear sensible footwear.

Skelmorlie Golf Club
Golf enthusiasts, rejoice! This friendly course boasts 18 greens, even during early months. Brace yourself for the true defence: strong winds on the back nine holes. It’s a challenging yet exhilarating experience, no matter your handicap or the season.

Skelmorlie Castle:
Explore the historic Skelmorlie Castle, which stands as a testament to Scotland’s past. Wander through its ancient walls, envisioning knights and nobles who once graced its halls. The castle’s architecture and views of the surrounding landscape make it a must-visit spot.

Kelburn Country Estate (Nearby):
Kelburn Castle within the Kelburn Country Park beckons. Explore the estate’s enchanting woodlands, gardens, and trails. The vibrant graffiti-covered castle adds a unique twist to tradition. Don’t miss the whimsical Secret Forest or the adventure playground for kids 3.

Station Cafe, Wemyss Bay (Nearby):
After your adventures, head to the Station Cafe in nearby Wemyss Bay. Savor a warm cup of tea or coffee while enjoying views of the bay. It’s a cozy spot to relax and reflect on your Skelmorlie escapades.

Isle of Bute
Hop on a quick 30 minuite ferry to unlock a hidden gem on the Scottish coast. With tranquil shores and rolling hills, Bute has a unique charm.

Whether you’re drawn to history, golf, or serene fishing spots, Skelmorlie and its neighbouring attractions promise an unforgettable journey through Scotland’s beauty.