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in 1817 by a wealthy tobacco baron, and set in 50 acres of secluded parklands and
beautiful gardens, Montgreenan still retains the impressive architecture and decorative
features of the period down to white-aproned helpful staff. This well run hotel combines
Edwardian grandeur with informal comfort - and even has its own heliport. Based on
the finest raw materials, the hotel offers excellent, innovative modern cuisine. Its wine
list is unusually comprehensive, and will satisfy the most demanding connoisseur. Guests
can also enjoy horse riding, clay pigeon shooting and fishing as well as visiting the many
quality visitor attractions locally. The hotel is situated about four miles north of
Irvine and is perfect for touring Ayrshire and less than half an hour's drive from
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