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Sky Blue Cottage is a terraced cottage in the small village of Braehead near to Carnwath in Lanarkshire. The cottage sleeps two adults and has one double bedroom, a shower room, a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room. Outside the cottage is a lawned garden with outdoor furniture. Dogs under 1 year old are not accepted, and only 1 dog is permitted. Within easy driving distance of Glasgow and Edinburgh, Sky Blue Cottage is a lovely cottage for discovering this beautiful part of Scotland. This property has a 3 night minimum stay. Cot/cot bed (suitable for children up to 5 years of age) and highchair on request. Z-bed available on request. Please Note: The pub is currently closed Note: There are no facilities for charging electric vehicles at the property One well-behaved dog welcome. No puppies. This is due to previous complaints of barking from neighbours. If dog is a barker it's best not to book as they may be asked to leave. This property has a 3 night minimum stay.

The village of Carnwath nestles in the Clyde Valley. Notable in the village is the Wee Bush Inn dating from the 1750s, the Market Cross, and St Mary's Aisle which is the only part of the Collegiate Church on the current Parish Church and dates back to 1386. Further afield is the garden of Little Sparta with its amazing sculptures.