Craigmadddie Muir Roundhouse
Just 10 miles from Glasgow, Craigmaddie Muir Roundhouse is a peaceful escape with stunning countryside views, a private hot tub and beautifully designed interiors that blend luxury with nature.
from £260.00 Per night*
Craigmaddie Muir Roundhouse, The Hirsel, Linn Road, G62 6HE
T: +44 07870 647 503
Craigmaddie Muir Roundhouse offers a unique and luxurious stay on a working farm estate just outside Glasgow. Designed to sit gently within the landscape, the building features a living sedum roof and Scots Larch cladding, helping it blend effortlessly into its rural surroundings. From the moment you arrive, there’s a sense of calm, space and quiet.
Inside, the roundhouse is filled with light thanks to its floor-to-ceiling windows, which offer sweeping 180-degree views of the countryside. The open-plan layout includes a bespoke king-size bed, a floating kitchen built to follow the curve of the room, and a stylish living area with an Italian leather sofa and a wood-burning stove. Details like Egyptian cotton bedding, spa robes and a double rainhead shower add a touch of indulgence throughout.
Step outside onto the large private deck, where you’ll find a hot tub positioned to make the most of the view. There are sun loungers for lazy afternoons, a table and chairs for outdoor dining, and a Weber gas barbecue for evenings under the stars.
The location gives you the best of both worlds. You’ll feel completely secluded in nature, yet the vibrant city of Glasgow is only a short drive away. The roundhouse is also built with sustainability in mind, using solar panels, battery storage, natural insulation and eco-friendly materials throughout. It’s a car-free zone, encouraging guests to slow down and truly enjoy their surroundings.
Ideal for couples looking to unwind, Craigmaddie Muir Roundhouse is a modern rural retreat that offers privacy, comfort and uninterrupted views in every direction.
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Kitchen
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En-suite shower room
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King-size bed
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Hottub
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Wood-burning stove
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Barbecue
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Outdoor seating
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Unique accommodation
Location
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