By Dipika Patel
If you are planning a getaway to the Isle of Arran in Scotland, you won't want to miss a trip to historic Brodick Castle. Dating back to the late 16th century, this red sandstone structure is currently owned by the National Trust for Scotland and has been the site of a stronghold in this area since the fifth century AD.
Located at the foot of Goatfell Mountain, Brodick Castle is open to the public on select days from April until October. Inside, you'll find a collection of artwork formerly owned by 18th century author William Beckford, as well as numerous paintings, porcelain and furniture owned by the castle's previous residents. You can also pay a visit to the picturesque surrounding gardens, which are open year-round from 09:30 GMT to sunset, as well as the castle's unique walled garden, the Bavarian Summer House - which dates back to 1845 - and the ice house, where ice would be packed underground during the winter months to be used in the summertime.
During your stay in Scottish holiday homes, you'll want to take some time to explore the Isle of Arran. The island has something to offer everyone, whether you're keen to hike the diverse landscape, cycle the coastline, play a round of golf, explore its centuries-old history or simply relax with friends over a delicious meal in one of the many fine local establishments.
Despite its small size - measuring ten miles by 19 miles - the Isle of Arran boasts a unique terrain, including stunning coastline, a mountainous interior and lush green forests and rolling hills. Situated in the Firth of Clyde between Ayrshire and Kintyre, it is one of Scotland's most southerly islands and is the perfect place to take a weekend break. You may want to pay a visit to one of the island's pretty coastal towns or get back to nature in its remarkable terrain - the choice is yours!
However you plan to spend your time on the Isle of Arran, you're sure to have an enjoyable and relaxing getaway when you stay in holiday homes in Scotland.
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