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Kirkfield Mains
B&B
Lanark,  Scotland
Tel: 01555 660094, Fax: 01555 660095
E-mail: joolsbrown@btconnect.com

ABOUT US 

Julie & Sandy

With Julie’s background in interior design and Sandy running his own successful decorating company, you can be sure that the standard of the accommodation within Kirkfield Mains is maintained to an exceptionally high standard.

                

The combination of traditional build stone exterior coupled with modern interior finishes makes for a luxurious stay. 

Kirkfield Mains bed & breakfast will suit business and holiday users alike.

From our peaceful location we are ideally situated 45 minutes from Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling and the Ayrshire coast.

Edinburgh has a great park and ride service available on the outskirts of the city. You can park your car in their secure car park all day for free & then take the bus to the centre of Edinburgh for £2.00gbp return. This is a terrific service that takes the pressure out of inner city driving.

Trains run to Glasgow every 3o minutes and you can park your car within the railway station. A return railway ticket will cost approx  £5.00 gbp.

For those of you who are travelling to the highlands or islands of Scotland  we are ideally located for a stop over . 

                   
 For those wishing to leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind you can retreat to the tranquil surroundings that Kirkfield Mains provides. Our location is ideal for visiting local places of interest as well as travelling further afield.

Courtyard Entrance

OUR SURROUNDINGS

Kirkfieldbank lies at the end of the Clyde valley & at the foot of the Royal Burgh of Lanark. Lanark is an historic market town dating back to Roman times & held the first meeting of the Scots Parliament in 978AD. In the twelfth century the castle was frequently used by William 1st as a Royal Residence. The town was created a Royal Burgh by David 1st in 1140AD. William Wallace also made the town his home & is said to have married in St Kentigerns church. Wallace started the Scottish uprising against the English in Lanark in 1297AD & these scenes are depicted in the opening scenes of the movie Braveheart.

Lanark's prosperity continued through to the Victorian era when industry thrived, culminating in the construction of the New Lanark cotton mill, pioneered by Robert Owen, which was granted World Heritage status in 2001. 

Today, Lanark is a thriving market town & agricultural centre with its own market auction which houses one of the largest sheep auctions in Europe. Various events such as tractor fairs and classic car displays are frequently held there  & with the increased historical interest due to Wallace, tourism in Lanark is also on the increase.

Kirkfield Mains, Kirkfieldbank, Lanark,  Scotland, ML11 9UH

Tel: 01555 660094, Fax: 01555 660095

E-mail: joolsbrown@btconnect.com

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