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Holiday Letting Price Information in South Ayrshire
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in South Ayrshire is in July (27/07 - 03/08). Prices decrease in March to an average of £62 per night (16/03 - 23/03).
Holiday Home Availability Information in South Ayrshire
This graph shows the holiday letting availability rate for the next twelve months. The week with the highest booking rate is in February (23/02 - 02/03). Only 63 of the rentals are still available. Conversely, 85% of the lettings are still available during a week in September (28/09 - 05/10).
The Weather in South Ayrshire
This is the climate diagram for South Ayrshire. July is the warmest month of the year in South Ayrshire, with temperatures reaching an average daily maximum of 19°. On the other hand, you could have temperatures dropping under 2° in February. The rainiest month is July, while the driest month is June.
Accommodation options in South Ayrshire
Nearly half of the accommodation options (41.94%) in South Ayrshire are house rentals. They are the most common holiday lettings there. The average size of house rentals in South Ayrshire is 75 m², and they cost, on average, £150 a night. Moreover, these rentals are ideal if you're going in a group of 5, since that's the average number of holidaymakers that house rentals are able to welcome in South Ayrshire. You could also look at other property types in South Ayrshire. For example, apartment rentals are another common accommodation type in South Ayrshire, with 361 offers to compare. Apartment rentals have an average size of 92 m² in South Ayrshire.
Experience the Scottish highlands with holiday homes in South Ayrshire
Holiday homes in South Ayrshire, United Kingdom conjure Scotland's famous bard Robert Burns, the sublime golf courses of Troon and Turnberry, and breathtaking coastlines. From ancient abbeys to clifftop castles, Scotland's rich cultural heritage is yours to discover.
Food & Drink
Wet your whistle
From Scottish salmon to its whiskey, South Ayrshire affords visitors some of the greatest culinary treats of the country. Loch Lomond Distillers is one of the most famous whiskey distilleries in the country.
Meanwhile, Arran Distillery is descended from a host of illegal distillers on the island in the 19th century. Try the Speyside whiskey produced at Strathleven Distillers, which produces single malt gin and vodka too.
Art & Culture
Castles and cultural icons
Come to Culzean Castle and Country Park, which is without doubt one of Scotland's grandest stately homes. It was designed by Robert Adam in the 18th century and peers romantically from atop a hill. At the Country Park, you can discover a recreated Victorian vinery, wander through the orangery and watch falcons flutter in the aviary.
The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum offers you a unique insight into the life of Scotland's legendary poet. You'll see memorabilia from the poet's life, including the pistols he used whilst working as a tax man. Biographical details cast a new light on the famous verses that define Scottish cultural heritage.
Local Attractions
Coastline and Crossraguel Abbey
With more than a hundred miles of coastal trails to explore, your holiday home in South Ayrshire affords almost limitless vistas of sublime scenery. Rugged cliffs reach the skies, with roiling oceans below adding yet more drama.
Don't leave South Ayrshire without a visit to the Crossraguel Abbey. This picturesque ruin transports you back to its foundations in the 13th century, though the gatehouse that still stands today dates to the 16th century. The breeze blows atmospherically through this old abbey, a casualty of the dissolution of the monasteries that still retains its beauty.
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