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Mhuilinn Apartment sits within the historic Hayford Mill Complex which was once the largest tweed weaving mill in Scotland. Situated in the popular village of Cambusbarron, within 40 minutes walking distance of Stirling Castle, the Mhuilinn Apartment offers the tranquillity of the countryside with the convenience of village and city life. Amenities You'll Love The property accommodates up to 4 guests with 2 bedrooms + 2 bathrooms Dog friendly The light, bright and airy layout Conveniently situated all on one level on the ground floor Fully equipped kitchen with Espresso machine Washing machine and tumble drier Reliable, high-speed Wi-Fi throughout Complimentary luxury Highland Soap Company handmade toiletries Fluffy bathrobes Ample free parking + space for visitors Proximity to shopping, historic Stirling Castle and tons of family-friendly activities Village shops, cafe and Pub within a 5-minute walk Recreation field 1-minute walk from the apartment • A welcoming, open-plan kitchen/lounge with 55 " TV makes it easy for your group to spend time together. • Furnished with top-quality furniture and beds make Mhuilinn Apartment the perfect setting for your next small family holiday, corporate retreat, or romantic getaway. BEDROOMS AND BATHROOMS The property accommodates up to 4 guests, with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The Master en-suite bedroom has zip and link beds offering the flexibility of 1 x super king-size or 2 x single beds with views to the side of the property, large built-in wardrobes and an en-suite with a WC, sink and large shower cubicle featuring a waterfall shower. Please confirm on booking which configuration you would prefer. Bedroom 2 has a king-size bed again, with large built-in wardrobes Both bedrooms are fitted with Venetian blinds and black-out curtains. The generously sized family bathroom is furnished with a WC, sink, bath and...

Cambusbarron is a small, interesting village that sits in the shadow of the historic Gillies Hill with views to the north of the Trossachs hills beyond Callander. Cambusbarron and the nearby Gillies Hill are steeped in some of Scotland's most colourful history. Ghillies Hill played a pivotal role in the Battle of Bannockburn: it is the hill from which Robert the Bruce’s camp followers, or Gillies, descended onto the field of the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 turning the tide of the battle which granted Scotland nearly 400 years of independence. There are also two Iron Age Forts on the hill which date back over 2000 years: Wallstane Dun and Gillies Hill Fort which date back over 2000 years. Perfectly located for hill walkers, this property is only a 30 min drive from the heart of the hill walkers' paradise of the Trossachs. The Cambusbarron Village Store and The Brae Co-op will keep you stocked up on last-minute bottles of wine and food during your stay. Why not try out the exceptional Scottish artisan butcher in the village which rightly claims to produce a very fine steak pie! Time for adventures beyond Mhuilinn Apartment and Cambusbarron? You have plenty of choices. There are loads of family-friendly places to visit nearby: Briarlands Farm, Blairdrummond Safari Park, The Alpaca Trekking Centre, Flanders Moss National Nature Reserve, Argaty Red Kite Centre, Rednock Trekking Centre, Lake of Menteith boat trip to Inchmahome Priory to name but a few. The historic City of Stirling is only a 5-minute drive by car. Here you will find, sitting atop a craggy, volcanic rock, the historic Castle with the Old Town Jail and Church of the Holy Rude slightly further down the hill. Slightly further away in Causewayhead on the top of Abbey Craig outcrop is the National Wallace Monument. The historic Battle of Stirling Bridge in 1297, the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 and the Battle of Sherriffmuir in 1715 all helped to shape the history of Scotland and these sites...