Guests say
Seafield Court in Ardrossan is a well-regarded apartment, praised for its cleanliness, stunning views, and suitability as a base for exploring Ayrshire. Guests appreciate the helpfulness of the owner and the property's location, though some minor maintenance issues and steep access are noted.
Guests consistently describe the apartment as clean and tidy, indicating high standards of cleanliness.
The property's location is highly praised for its views and convenience for exploring Ayrshire, though access may be challenging for those with mobility issues.
The apartment is generally considered comfortable and one of the best stays for guests, but some have mentioned steep stairs and issues with door clearance.
Facilities are well-received with everything needed for a stay; however, suggestions for minor improvements and maintenance have been made, such as kitchen utensils and heating adjustments.
There is no mention of gifts or special thoughtful touches from the owner in the reviews, so this category cannot be scored.
About this property
Boasting a spectacular location overlooking the sea in the coastal town of Ardrossan is 19B Seafield Court. This dog-friendly, first-floor apartment benefits from a welcoming, open-plan living space, roadside parking, two well-appointed bedrooms and a wonderful location just a stone’s throw from local amenities and two sandy beaches; the perfect choice for families, friends, or couples looking to explore the wonders of Ayrshire. After a day full of exploration, cross the threshold into your new home-from-home and locate the open-plan living space which offers spectacular views of the Isle of Arran and where you can unwind on the plush sofas in front of the Smart TV while the designated chef of the group rustles up tasty meals for the whole family in the fully-equipped kitchen. Dine together at the breakfast bar ahead of freshening up in the bathroom and when sleep calls, choose between a king size or a double. During the day take a short walk to reach local stores where you can pick up or all of your essentials or stroll down to the shores of North Shore or South Shore beach which both benefit from stunning views across the sea to the Isle of Arran; ideal for brisk walks in the sea air with your beloved canine companions. Take a ferry across to the island where you can enjoy an abundance of coastal walks or the brave among you can summit Goatfell which is also home to the Blue Pools - Glen Rosa, the perfect spot for wild swimming. Head north along the coast to reach Largs which has a promenade at its shore front and a ferry over to Millport on the Isle of Cumbrae for some cycling or exploring. For some ice cream or a larger meal in Largs, Nardini's is a popular stop. The walkers of the group can take a stroll along the north shore beach to West Kilbride and enjoy some lunch or drinks outside at the Waterside or Seamill Hydro. Nearby Portencross Castle meanwhile is open April to September, is located right on the coast and is a welcoming place to walk on a sunny day with your dogs. Experience all this and more from 19B Seafield Court!
Ardrossan is a lovely seaside village between Irvine and West Kirkbride on Scotland's Ayrshire coast. Cannon Hill Castle, a relic of the town's mediaeval past, was built in the 12th century, today Ardrossan boasts a beautiful harbour and a stunning stretch of golden sand along both its northern and southern beaches. A variety of pubs and restaurants, such as Cecchini's Ardrossan Restaurant and Pub, and food outlets, such as a few different fish and chip shops, round out the beachside experience. Visitors can explore the ruins of Ardrossan Castle, spend the day lounging on the beach, or take a ferry to the neighbouring Isle of Arran, where they can hike to the top of Goatfell for breath-taking views of the Scottish coast. Eglinton Country Park, Cleeves Cove, Kilwinning Abbey, and Pollok Country Park may be found in the interior, while the Maritime Museum can be found in Irvine, located along the coast. From your home base in Ardrossan, you can explore the stunning Aryshire shoreline.
Accommodation
First-floor apartment.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king size, 1 x double.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Gas central heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and coffee machine.
Smart TV, WiFi and Bluetooth speaker in bathroom.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Residential Parking available outside the apartment along with roadside parking.
Communal, rear patio and access to the front garden.
Two well-behaved dogs welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.4 miles, pub 0.6 miles and beach 0.5 miles.
Note: Children are welcome but no travel cot or highchair is provided.
Please kindly be respectful to the neighbours and keep the noise to the minimum.
Note: ramp access available at the property, for loading and unloading purposes only
Nearby points of interest
- Garrison House
- Cumbrae Heritage Trail
- Cathedral of the Isles
- Brodick Castle
- Goatfell Mountain
Reviews (7)
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Michael
It was comfortable we had a great stay.
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Lorraine
Lovely location to explore the area.
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Paul
A few minor things, none of which affected our holiday in any significant way, but the owner may want to have knowledge of; The internal doors opening on to the carpet require the bottom of these doors adjusting as it was a struggle to push to open and close. As we had dogs with us, we needed to keep door shut, so restricting the area for our dogs to the hard floor areas. We received a call about the heating, we checked it out and it was very hot, although the thermostat registered 15* degrees, we lowered it to 13 degrees and turned the individual radiator thermostats to their lowest, this made a difference. However, the radiator in the landing, which was invaded and had no access does not have an individual thermostat and if it did, it wouldnât have made any difference as we couldnât reach it. This raditator continued to produce some heat. The walled controller having been lowered to maximum of 13 degrees did however help. A few more kitchen funerals would help if we had not been eating out all the time would be necessary for a long stay. The amount of stairs were not a problem for us, but the depth of tread which makes them steep was a problem for an older visitor who came to see us. We couldnât get the STV app to work on the main TV, we didnât use the others. Please donât think this is a complete criticism as your place suited us and we were happy to have used the place. Good luck for the future. Paul