Southworth Development has affiliated its new
golf resort in Scotland, The Village at Machrihanish Dunes, to The Registry
Collection program, one of the world’s largest luxury exchange programs
and one of the Wyndham Worldwide family of brands under the RCI
umbrella.
The Village at Machrihanish Dunes is located on
the stunning southwest coast of the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland,
surrounded by natural beauty on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean.
The area has a true golfing heritage as home to The Machrihanish
Golf Club, opened in 1876 with a course designed by the
internationally-renowned Old Tom Morris. Many regard its opening
hole as one of the greatest in golf and the first tee lies across the
road from the resort.
The resort itself is a haven
for golfers, featuring a David McLay Kidd-designed 18-hole
championship-standard links golf course that opened in 2009. Ronan
Rafferty, professional golfer, European Tour Order of Merit Winner
and a former European Ryder Cup team member, was among the first
to buy at Machrihanish Dunes. He will be welcoming guests at the
first in a series of presentations to be held across several U.K.
cities where attendees will be given the chance to sample the
Southworth premier golf experience for themselves when they
receive a certificate for a free round of golf at the Machrihanish
Dunes Golf Club.
For guests more interested in
holiday pursuits off the fairways, the development offers many
attractions, including a beach, biking and walking trails, wind
surfing, fishing, a wildlife reserve and observatory.
The Village at Machrihanish Dunes also features the newly
renovated Old Clubhouse Pub, serving a full range of bar food and
fine dining options, with a gym and spa due to open in 2011. The
exclusive leisure property offers high-level service to its
guests, who can call on concierge and room services, as well as
airport transfers. Future phases of development include
restoration of two classic Scottish hotels and the creation of
residential family properties.
Fractional
properties at the resort will be cottages to be sold by the
developers in four-week fractional use periods (one in each
season) with prices ranging from £46,000 to £69,700, depending on
the size and location of the cottage. The developers are also
extending to qualified purchasers the chance to buy a Discovery
Package, which offers two nights’ accommodation and golf for £139.
Complementing the golf lifestyle, fractional owners
are entitled to free use of the golf course during their weeks of
occupancy (green fees are usually £95 per day). Two years’
membership of The Registry Collection program is also included in
the purchase price at this development.
Affiliation
to The Registry Collection program adds a further benefit, with
more than 175 properties available through the program that are
either accessible for exchange or under development. Other
membership benefits include concierge services and access to
luxury travel partner products.
“The resort’s fantastic golf course, set against the
remarkable Scottish landscape and coastline, provides a perfect
golfing experience for the serious golfer, while the many
attractions and amenities of The Village at Machrihanish Dunes
will ensure their families and guests will also have an enjoyable
and memorable stay,” said Jonathan Back, managing director of RCI,
EMEAI. “It is a stunning resort and
will be a popular addition to our collection of the very best
vacation destinations.”
Purchasers wanting to buy less than four
weeks’ use are able to buy a single week floating seasonal
ownership sold by high (£19,975), mid (£17,975) or low (£9,975)
season. Purchasers of single weeks would benefit from membership
of the RCI vacation exchange network giving them access to more
than 4,000 resorts worldwide.
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