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A Welcoming Start to the Year

30th January 2023

January is a mix of beautiful sunshine, crisp days and views to relish!

Hydro Dam Update

14th October 2022

Although looking rather bare at the moment, we are planning to replant a variety of tree species in the future!

We're Back Online!

1st June 2022

Our phonelines have been restored following some issues. Please contact us at: +44 (0) 1475 673757 +44 (0) 1475 672382 holiday@noddsdale.co.uk

Phone Issues

26th April 2022

We’re currently having issues with our phonelines. In the meantime, please contact us at holiday@noddsdale.co.uk or phone 07791572194.

Spring has sprung

23rd March 2022

The gardens and estate are really starting to come to life as we approach April.

Mid February already!

15th February 2022

Time waits for no one. Bookings are coming in thick and fast for Willow in particular. The Bell Loft has more availability.

Happy New Year!

13th January 2022

This year Noddsdale will have been in this family for 100 years

The Granary in retirement for now!

29th November 2021

The news from Noddsdale this month is that The Granary is closed.

October breaks available

20th September 2021

Come and enjoy some peace and quiet in a safe environment away from the hustle and bustle.

First Signs of Spring at Noddsdale

2nd March 2021

Snowdrops and crocuses – first signs of Spring at Noddsdale!

Snow scenes!

12th February 2021

After a week of storms and incessant sleet last week, this week has been glorious, despite the East wind which has been biting!

Enquiries are welcome!

25th November 2020

The latest travel restrictions for our area in Scotland allow a very select group of guests to stay in our holiday accommodation.

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What our guests say

This is a delightful,well equipped cottage in a glorious setting where everything has been carefully thought of to make your stay memorable. From fresh flowers and shortbread to dog bowls and throws we were unable to think of anything more needed. The garden is dog secure and there are stunning walks on the doorstep as well as the accessibility of the Isles of Cumbrae,Arran and Bute. Jane and Chris are the perfect hosts. We can't wait to return.

September 2021

A Wonderful cottage

This delightful, beautifully-equipped cottage is in a lovely setting in the Noddsdale Valley, yet is but a few minutes drive from the centre of Largs. We were met by our charming host, Jane Evans, who drove down to give us the keys and to show us around the cottage. She was both helpful and friendly. We were made very welcome.

It would have been very nice to have been able to stay longer!

October 2022

Willow Cottage is very well equipped and comfortable. It’s in a super location, close to the town of Largs yet very peaceful. There’s excellent walking straight from the front door. We had a most relaxing week there and the lovely weather was a huge bonus. Jane made us feel very welcome. We will definitely be back.

Octoboer 2020

Close to home, but a world away!

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