Cragowlet House East

Helensburgh, Argyll And Bute, Scotland

Cragowlet was completely renovated over a length of 6 years additionally the ongoing work was finished through the summer of 2014. The renovation involved repair and renovation of all of its features that are original. The chance had been taken to update the kitchen and restrooms to modern standards whilst retaining the feel of a grand Victorian home with this restoration. Your house contains three complete size bedrooms with one twin and two doubles one of that is en-suite. The bathroom contains a bath also a different bath with a 1 meter bath tray that is square. The lounge has 8 foot bay that is high with views over loch very long. The kitchen/dinner also offers views within the loch and full facilities which can be dining six people. Do read our reviews on TripAdvisor. Cragowlet Cottages were built mid 1850's as a tenement of four flats for Thomas Forgan and designed by Alexander (greek) Thomson. Alexander Thomson had been an eminent designer that is scottish architectural theorist who was a pioneer in sustainable building. The surround and building is category 'B' listing from Historic Scotland. The possesses which can be flat views of this confluence of Loch longer while the River Clyde and beyond to your Cowal peninsula as well as the isle of Arran. Cragowlet home East keeps its defining features being architectural ornate plaster cornice work, 'period' fireplaces, plaster corbels, architraves, skirting and sash & instance windows