The Village Hall Drumlembler Self Catering By Campbeltown Kintyre

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The Village Hall, Drumlemble by Campbeltown

Whether it is a lively holiday with family and friends or a retreat from life in the fast lane The Village Hall provides stylish but comfortable and tranquil accommodation. Spacious and welcoming The Village Hall on the Kintyre peninsula is in a perfect location to explore this area of beautiful sea and landscapes with its diverse wildlife and rich history. The Village Hall is less than 1 mile from Machrihanish’s fine beaches and its world famous golf courses.

Contact The Village Hall
Address:	The Village Hall
	Drumlemble
	By Campbeltown
	Kintyre, Argyll
	PA28 6PW
Phone:	+44 (0)7946 418613
or:	+44 (0)1386 861634
or:	+44 (0)7850775319
Email:	Click here
Website:	Click here

Two and half miles in the other direction is the attractive town of Campbeltown, a pleasant place to stroll and explore, with a history of shipbuilding, fishing and the whisky industries and plenty of places to do your shopping or relax over a meal.

Accommodation

Family friendly, centrally heated and double glazed The Village Hall has 2 lovely double and 1 twin bedroom, 3 bathrooms and all the facilities required for a comfortable stay for 6 people.

· Two double bedrooms, one with ensuite facilities and disabled access

· One twin room

· Travel cot, high chair and stair gates supplied

· All bed linen and towels are supplied (except for the cot) and everything is made up ready to welcome you on your arrival

· A fabulous living space with satellite TV, a comfortable and spacious seating area, dining table for six and an open plan kitchen with dishwasher, microwave, a conventional oven with gas hob, large fridge

· A separate utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer, lazy susan, ironing board and iron

Overview of the Village Hall

The Village Hall is surrounded by peaceful and pleasant farm land with the islands of Islay and Jura in the distance. With five huge sash windows and three tall lancet windows (all double-glazed!) the extensive open plan living space has uninterrupted views of the hills with light pouring in from three sides. At night you can lie in bed and star gaze through the skylights.

The Village Hall was until recently the village hall for Drumlemble and was originally built in 1899 as a Mission Church for the miners that worked the local coal mine and lived in the nearby cottages. The Village Hall and the cottages are the only remnants of this industry. When the local community decided that the Village Hall was underused and that the funds raised by its sale could be put to better use in the community it was converted to a house whilst retaining much of its character and external traditional appearance.

Facilities

The Village Hall is entirely surrounded by a secure garden, with high stone walls on three sides and iron railings to the front. The garden is laid to lawn and has a washing line. There is a disabled access from the front gate to the front door and a disabled access ramp continues around to the back door.

Parking is available adjacent to the property.

In addition to the accommodation already listed there is an entrance hall with plenty of room to hang coats and store boots. Downstairs there is a shower room with toilet and basin. Also on the ground floor is the ensuite bathroom with a bath with shower over, toilet and basin and upstairs is a bathroom with bath, toilet and basin.

Prices

The Village Hall 2017 price list

Winter weekend (fri-mon) October 2016-March 2017 £375

Winter mid-week break (mon-fri) October 2016-March 2017 £425

Winter week (7 nights sat-sat) October 2016-March 2017 £550

Summer weekend break (fri-mon) April 2017 - Sept 2017 £425

Summer mid week break (mon-fri) April 2017 - Sept 2017 £525

Summer week (7 nights sat-sat) April 2017- Sept 2017 £650

Christmas week 2017 (7 nights) £895

New Year's Eve week (7 nights) £895

A fuel supplement of £25 per week is charged from September to April inclusive

To confirm rates and for all other further information please see contact details above