The house sits within 2 acres of mature landscaped gardens with views across to Gleniffer Braes.

Scotscraig House, completed in 1901 is one of Paisley's finest Victorian mansions and offers an exceptional standard of accommodation. It was built by industrialist John Scott Eadie, who entertained Prime Minister Asquith and his wife at home. It is mentioned in the "Letters of Violet Bonham Carter". The house has also featured in the popular detective series 'Rebus'.

With only two letting bedrooms, a friendly and homely atmosphere is assured.

Both are spacious double rooms with colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities, luxurious en-suite bathrooms with spa baths and powershowers.

Additional facilities include WIFI, hairdryers, billiard room, landscaped gardens, disabled parking, secure cycle lock-up and log fires. Walkers, cyclists and children welcome. Pets welcome by arrangement

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