You And Your BFFs Can Stay In This Huge Fairytale Castle And Inside Is Stunning
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Grab your mates and prepare for a dreamy mini break because you can now book to stay in a 14th century fairytale castle and it honestly looks like it belongs to a Disney princess.
Knock Old Castle on the Ayrshire coast in Scotland sleeps eight people with four large bedrooms, a wood burning stove and - wait for it - a sauna AND a hot tub. Pinch us!
After an extensive refurbishment, the whimsical old building - located in the middle of the Scottish countryside - features three turrets as well as a *pink* extension and a wild flower garden roof - where you might spot a grazing sheep or two.
Looking like it's stepped straight out of a fairytale, the castle - which is just a 45-minute drive from Glasgow airport - also features a tower, with panoramic views across the coast, as well as a star lit ceiling.
On the lowest level, you'll find a small keep and living space, with a cosy wood burning stove and if that wasn't enough to keep you snug, underfloor heating runs throughout the castle for those extra chilly evenings.
Meanwhile, a huge kitchen and dining room on the ground floor has everything you need to make tasty home-cooked dinners and brunches as well as a large, handcrafted elm table which seats eight people.
The property also has a courtyard, via double patio doors, where you can enjoy a hearty breakfast or a glass of wine.
And there are two more living rooms on the first floor, featuring a 48-inch television, wood burner, quirky oak beams, floor-to-ceiling windows and patio doors leading to a very enchanting outdoor balcony.
The charming castle features four bedrooms, three with twin beds and one with a super kingsize bed and Velux windows, sleeping eight in total.
It's perfect for a group trip with mates or a family break. And there's no need to leave your fur babies at home either, as the property is dog-friendly (although there is a maximum of two only, at a £20 surcharge each).
There's also Wi-Fi (we're sure you'll want to Instagram it), an outdoor barbecue and plenty of parking. Prices start at £1,879 for a week, with an increase during the peak summer months and at Christmas.
There's also a minimum stay of three nights - although we're pretty sure we will never want to leave. To book, visit the website.
Two words: Road. Trip.