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There is a small shop which complements the cottage. It is one of the few places in Scotland which sells items completely handwoven on a traditional handloom — including our famous wee tartan mice! Cushions, honey, preserves, and other cottage-related products are also available.

Dogs are welcome and are allowed in the garden —please keep them on a lead.
Water is available.

A free public car park is situated 100 metres from the cottage.
Did you know?

Kilbarchan villagers are often called ‘Habbies’, after Habbie Simpson, a town piper from the 16th century whose statue is in a niche in the village steeple. Habbie is brought back to life during Lilias Day in a costume weaved by our resident weaver, Christine.

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Cottage: 23 Mar to 30 Sep, Fri-Tue 1-5.

Tel. 0844 493 2205

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