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Drummygar Mains is a substantial detached property and only accepts holiday bookings, no worker or contractor bookings with five bedrooms including a ground-floor double, two first-floor doubles, a twin and a master super-king-size with en-suite shower room. There is a family shower room and a ground-floor cloakroom. The kitchen/diner has an electric Aga oven and hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher and there is a utility room. The sitting room has a TV and a feature fireplace with electric stove-effect fire. There is off-road park for five cars and gardens to the front, side and rear with a decked patio area and a hot tub. Within 5.2 miles there is a shop and a pub is 5.4 miles away. Please note no pets allowed and this is a non-smoking property. WiFI, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are all included in the price. Please note the property does not accept worker bookings, it also does not accept hen , stag or similar parties

An ancient port, Arbroath’s status as a town can be dated from 1178, when Arbroath Abbey was founded. The Abbey was subsequently consecrated in 1197 and there is a dedication to Saint Thomas Becket in the Abbey. The famous Declaration of Arbroath, the desire for Scottish self-determination, was signed in the Abbey in 1320. Arbroath’s influence grew over the subsequent centuries and particularly during the Industrial Revolution through the flax and jute industries, as well as fishing with the town boasting one of the largest fishing ports in Scotland by the 20th century. It is known for its long sandy beaches, as well as the Arbroath Smokie, with its haddock, traditionally salted overnight, dried, and then smoked over a hardwood fire. There are several traditional smokehouses around the harbour, with many well worth a visit, as well as excellent restaurants for fine dining. With lots of coastal walking and cycling, as well as golf courses and Carnoustie only 8 miles along the coast, there are plenty of attractions and activities in an around this lovely coastal town.