About Us
St. Andrew’s House self-catering accommodation is within Prestwick Holiday Park, which is an established, well managed, owner occupied, Thistle Award holiday park.
About St Andrew's House
The house was built in 1895 and benefits from generous Victorian proportion. The self-catering accommodation comprises the North Wing and the South Wing. The North Wing sleeps up to 6, having two double bedrooms and a twin bedroom. The South Wing sleeps 4, having a twin bedroom and a double bedroom. The bay windows to the front of this magnificent mansion house look out over the Firth of Clyde, waters travelled by Outlander’s Jamie Fraser, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce.
On the horizon is the Mountain of Goatfell (874m high), on the Isle of Arran. In the foreground is the island of Holy Isle, a Centre for World Peace and Health. The Park is to the west side of the confluent of the mighty Pow Burn, at the St. Andrew’s ford.
The river is populated by our resident swans and visited by red mullet. The sunsets to the west are spectacular, clear skies bring starry nights and clouds bring drama! Self catering accommodation available for holidays, golf groups and family celebrations.
On the horizon is the Mountain of Goatfell (874m high), on the Isle of Arran. In the foreground is the island of Holy Isle, a Centre for World Peace and Health. The Park is to the west side of the confluent of the mighty Pow Burn, at the St. Andrew’s ford.
The river is populated by our resident swans and visited by red mullet. The sunsets to the west are spectacular, clear skies bring starry nights and clouds bring drama! Self catering accommodation available for holidays, golf groups and family celebrations.
The Park is set between Old Prestwick and Royal Troon Golf Courses. The Open championship was created at Old Prestwick and continues to be played at the various championship golf courses in the area, such as Turnberry, Royal Troon and Dundonald Links.
The National Cycle path (Route 7) runs parallel to the park and crosses the entrance. Walkers can enjoy the magnificent scenery along the Ayrshire Coastal Walking Path (Route 7), which leads to two blonde sandy beaches of Troon and Prestwick.
We are in walking distance of Glasgow Prestwick International Airport and Prestwick Airport train station. The trains depart every half hour to and from the town of Ayr and Glasgow Central train station in the centre of Glasgow.
The park is open from March to October and has a pub and laundry.
The National Cycle path (Route 7) runs parallel to the park and crosses the entrance. Walkers can enjoy the magnificent scenery along the Ayrshire Coastal Walking Path (Route 7), which leads to two blonde sandy beaches of Troon and Prestwick.
We are in walking distance of Glasgow Prestwick International Airport and Prestwick Airport train station. The trains depart every half hour to and from the town of Ayr and Glasgow Central train station in the centre of Glasgow.
The park is open from March to October and has a pub and laundry.
The pub is a hive of activity, whilst the park is quiet and peaceful. A warm welcome to all guests serving pub food, cocktails, breakfast & coffees. Entertainment most weekends, multi-screen TV, pool table and blazing fire. For more information see our Facebook page here.
