North Lodge

Overview

North Lodge is a spacious three-bedroom house in lovely Wemyss Bay on the Firth of Clyde – great for exploring Loch Lomond and the Trossachs!

The bedrooms have kingsize beds which can be converted into singles, making space for up to six guests. There’s a comfortable living room with a cosy woodburner, a dining area and smart TV, Wifi, workspaces, a large lawned garden and plenty of on-site parking.

Gateway to the Isles! A tranquil relaxing base for hikers, cyclists and island-hoppers!

The Space

North Lodge is in Wemyss Bay on the Firth of Clyde, spacious and full of character, one of few places in the area with on-site parking. There’s a large living room with a dining area, TV and Wifi and a garden with outdoor seating. With three large bedrooms (with kingsize beds which can be converted into singles) it’s perfect for up to six guests.

The living room is perfect for cosy nights in with the woodburner, TV, books and board games and there are sofas and workspaces in the bedrooms.

There’s a well-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, oven and hob, kettle and toaster and a spacious bathroom with a bath and a walk-in shower. Complete with iron and hairdryer!

Outside is a large garden with lawns and seating.

Guest Access

Free on-site parking

Long-term stays are allowed

Wemyss Bay Beach and Lunderston Bay – relax at Wemyss or head north to Lunderston to catch the famous sunsets!

Wemyss Bay Railway Station – award-winning Victorian masterpiece with a glass roof and iron beams, café and charming second-hand shop. Gateway to beautiful Scottish islands: connects with the ferry via a covered walkway

Caladonian MacBrayne Ferry Terminal – board the ferry to Rothsay on the Isle of Bute for lovely beaches, a castle, museum, attractive shops and artisan distilleries, 1.1 miles

Kelburn Castle and Country Centre – 13th-century castle famous for the bold colourful murals over its walls. Country park with forest glens, dramatic waterfalls, walking trails and adventure play, 9.5 miles

Greenock Cut Visitor Centre – historic aqueduct over the River Clyde with panoramic views and nature trails, 4.8 miles

Castle House Museum – local history within picturesque castle gardens. The 10.7-mile route includes a ferry, 14.7 mile without

Lyle Hill – fantastic view of Holy Loch and the Highlands, 6.5 miles

Loch Lomond – red deer and oak woodlands in the surrounding highlands, footpaths and cycle trails criss-cross Ben Lomond and Conic Hill on the eastern shore. Across the loch Luss Heritage Path winds through rolling countryside and ancient Luss village with its stone cottages, 40 min drive

Trossachs National Park – ‘the Highlands in miniature’ with red deer, red squirrels and golden eagles! 37 miles

Glasgow, 31 miles

Please note: after booking, there is one further step before check-in, arranged through our guest portal and not included in the booking price. Every reservation is required to either leave a £150 refundable security deposit (held on your card, not charged, and released within 7 days of checkout) or to pay a £27 one-off, non-refundable damage waiver - whichever you prefer. Your door code will be available via the portal shortly before arrival, once this is completed.