Westbourne House

Westbourne House is a grandest 19th century house in, associated with the Paton family, leading woolen-mill owners and industrialists. Westbourne is located in the village of Tillicoultry - just 10 miles east of Stirling. Set amid glorious countryside in the heart of Scotland, the Highlands, the Trossachs, Loch Lomond, Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow are all less than one hour away by road. Westbourne House offers an unrivalled breakfast to start your day, and a quiet haven to return to after a busy day of sightseeing. Clackmannanshire is Scotland in miniature; magnificent scenery, rolling hills, fast flowing rivers and ancient villages, set in the heart of this bonnie land. There are nine golf courses within 10 miles of of Westbourne, a dry ski slope, coarse and fly fishing.

The City of Stirling (10 miles to the west) On The Map: Stirling is located in Central Scotland, less than 45 minutes on the M80/A80 from Glasgow to the southwest & 1 hour on the M9 motorway from Edinburgh to the southeast. Stirling is a taste of both the Lowlands and the Highlands. It is packed with castles and tales of people who are larger than life, and it is blessed with awe-inspiring, natural beauty. “Hold Stirling and you control the entire country…” This simple strategy has ensured that a castle, or some sort of fortification, has existed here in Scotland since prehistoric times. Stirling is associated with King Arthur and some believe it was the locale for Camelot. In recorded history, we know that Alexander I dedicated a chapel here. Below the very impressive Stirling Castle, Old Town Stirling is protected by the 16th century walls built to keep Mary, Queen of Scots, safe from Henry VIII. And, it was here, that the infant James VI was crowned in 1567. This area was also the home of Rob Roy, whose exploits still echo through the Highlands. There is something about Stirling that feels like a fairy tale. Its sense of time is similar to Edinburgh, but the hustle and bustle is turned down. The atmosphere is easy to absorb. With its winding cobblestone streets, and the old town clinging to the slopes beneath the castle, you can feel the layers of time and heroism. Take a quiet walk in the moonlight on Stirling’s magic streets. It’s an experience to be savored.

Rooms & Amenities

Westbourne House has delightful and well-furnished bedrooms, with very comfortable beds, high quality mattresses and linen. Each rooms has a garden view. All Guestrooms Feature: TV with FreeSat Channels Tea & Coffee Hospitality Tray Hairdryer Radio Alarm Clock

Dining

Breakfast in the B&B is served in the impressive main hall under the sweeping staircase with walls adorned with art and curios from around the world. Westbourne provides a sumptuous Full Scottish Breakfast each morning. A ‘Full Scottish Breakfast’ typically consists of bacon (rashers!), sausages, blood pudding, eggs, toast, tea or coffee. A selection of cereals, fruit & juices are also available to those who may not wish to start their day with too much salty meat

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