Don't you wish your favourite hobby was on your doorstep? Well, for golfing fans in Scotland, that wish may come true.
A stunning bungalow on the popular Isle of Arran has appeared on the market - and it has a gate leading directly onto one of the island's gorgeous golf courses.
Brander, a detached three-bedroom family home in Lamlash, is "too good to miss" for fans of the sport, as its gate leads you onto the 15th hole of Lamlash golf course.
However, if golfing isn't your thing, the property on Margnaheglish Road enjoys a gorgeous view of Holy Isle - making standing at th kitchen sink a joy, according to Arran Estate Agents.
The large lounge/dining room to the right of the hallway has views directly onto the golf course with sliding doors opening out to a vast conservatory.
And for those chilly winter nights, a feature fireplace with real fire can certainly heat up the spacious room.
A front timber decked area and garden gives you a wonderful view of Holy Isle.
Offers over £295,000 are being invited. Call the team on 01770 302310 or email sales@arranestateagents.co.uk
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