Arbroath Country House is a large holiday home on a grand scale. Guest feedback compares staying here to Downton Abbey, guests enjoy imagining how it would feel to be the Laird or Lady of the house, the stunning property certainly evokes unique and special memories. There are lots of communal areas from the grand drawing room to the more informal table tennis room so plenty of space for whole group to socialise together, making this an ideal choice for a family reunion. There are five reception rooms in all, a drawing room, library, snooker room, table tennis room and atrium. High ceilings and large windows were a feature of Victorian homes and youll not be disappointed here. The decor is as you would expect in a stately home of this nature and is ornate yet comfortable. The kitchen is large, with a central dining table comfortably seating fourteen for breakfast or perhaps childrens high tea. To make catering for a large number easier, there are two range cookers (an AGA and an electric range) and professional dishwashers and catering can be arranged for a special meal or the whole stay if required. The large dining room has floor to ceiling sash windows overlooking the garden, providing ample light during the day. Its antique mahogany table comfortably seats up to eighteen guests – this number can be increased to twenty-eight by extending the table at both ends. More intimate meals can be taken around the large country pine dining table in the kitchen which can seat up to twelve. Perfect for breakfasts and childrens supper. There are fourteen bedrooms and nine bathrooms accommodating groups of up to twenty-eight, spread across the first and second floor. The first bedroom is situated on the ground floor and is therefore ideal for any guests with mobility issues. Private lawns surround the house with a croquet lawn and terrace complete with barbecue for when you want to make the most of the Summer evenings. There are lots of walks around the estate for you to enjoy including ones to the top of the hill where spectacular views can be enjoyed. #### Features Ground Floor - Drawing room - Library - Snooker room - Fully-equipped kitchen with breakfast dining facilities for 14 - Dining room with seating for 18 (can be increased to 28) - Bedroom with double bed and en-suite shower room (it is situated near the kitchen area, and is particularly suitable for staff or those with mobility issues) THE SOUTH WING | First Floor - Green Room with four poster double bed and views over the woodland gardens - Yellow Room with super king four poster bed. It also has a bright bathroom with bath and shower. - Rose Room with a single four poster bed and an additional single bed - Blue Room with king sized bed and beautiful views. Bathroom shared with SUNRISE ROOM. - Sunrise Room with twin single beds and close to blue room. Bathroom shared with BLUE ROOM. - Bathrooms - The South Wing has four bathrooms, one in the double bedroom suite, two with deep antique baths, and a shower room. The WEST WING | First Floor - Bartys Room with four poster double and views over the woodland gardens - Audreys Room with double bed and decorated in oriental style with garden views. - Family bathroom shared by the two West Wing bedrooms with a slipper bath and a shower THE EAST WING | Lower Floor - Willow Room with twin beds and en-suite washroom/toilet* - Bluebell Room with double bed with washbasin. - Lavender Room with twin beds - Family bathroom & shower room to be shared by the three East Wing bedrooms THE EAST WING | Upper Floor - Monkey Room with twin beds - Rhino Room with twin beds - Bear Room - A double bedroom on the upper floor of the East Wing - Family shower room to be shared by the three East Wing bedrooms Exterior Grounds - Large gardens - Lawns - Terrace - Barbecue Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi (please remember this is a rural connection!) - TV & DVD - Table tennis - Plenty of parking #### Location Arbroath Country House is situated on the East coast of Scotland within Angus, less than 15 minutes from the town of Arbroath. Here, a wide variety of helpful amenities including shops and restaurants can be found. There is plenty to see, do and explore in the surrounding area. The 12th-century Arbroath Abbey makes for a fascinating visit, while the Signal Tower Museum is a must-visit for anyone with an interest in lighthouses, both less than 15-minutes away. For those travelling with children, Pleasureland funfair is a must-visit with a selection of fun rides and arcades. Further afield, the city of Dundee is located less than 40-minutes away and with its V&A Museum and McManus Art Gallery there is plenty to see for those wanting to soak up some culture! For any keen golfers, iconic St Andrews is an hour away. While it is a bit of a drive away, Edinburgh is less than 2 hours away and so within easy reaching distance for a day out.