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Easter Glentore Farm B&B

Accommodation Details

Easter Glentore Farmhouse is on a 100 acre farm with forest walks. Located in a scenic setting on the B803 between the villages of Greengairs and Slamannan, with panoramic views of the hills in the north.

The house is modernised with central heating and is tastefully furnished throughout.

All the accommodation is NON-SMOKING and on the ground floor:

1 double king bedroom en-suite (shower wash basin and toilet)
1 super king / twin bedroom en-suite (shower wash basin and toilet)
Each bedroom has a digital TV with all Freeview channels, radio alarm and tea/coffee making facilities with shortbread.

Firm comfortable beds with extra large duvets, blankets available if preferred. Towels are changed daily. I know from my own travels that laundry can be a problem - stay with us for four or more days and I will do your laundry free of charge! We can now offer free wireless Internet connection to guests using their wi-fi enabled laptops.

Access to Golf CourseBusiness FacilitiesCredit Cards AcceptedCycle StorageFishing NearbyGarden PatioGround Floor BedroomGymInternet AccessLaundry FacilitiesParking On-SitePony TrekkingPoolSaunaServes BreakfastTennis CourtWorking FarmPublic Telephone

Accommodation Location


Address
Easter Glentore Farm, Slamannan Road, Greengairs, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, ML6 7TJ

Type
B&B

Email
easterglentore@btinternet.com

WEBSITE

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