Guests at the party pad, Invergare Castle, in Rhu, near Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute, infuriated neighbours after complaints of punters climbing the turrets of the Baronial castle, and lobbing Buckfast bottles.

Neighbours also complained of sectarian singing, and police have been called 28 times to deal with rowdy guests.

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Guests at the Airbnb party pad, Invergare Castle, in Rhu, near Helensburgh, infuriated neighbours picture: SWNS

He said: "In total there have been 28 incident reports recorded, so it is regular, but some of them will be multiple calls.

"We have had one call this year which we attended twice.

"It is a wee bit more difficult to deal with when it's different people that are staying at the property.

"We go and we deal with what is in front of us.

"There is a chance that we will take the sound-making equipment out of the property, but what complicates it is that it's different people each time, so we would need to test the water with it.

"It is unusual - it's a unique situation but it's very much on our radar."

"The noise from that particular property has caused a lot of stress to residents in the area."

Lomond North councillor George Freeman added: "It is a national issue; the Scottish Government is looking at it.

"Councils cannot do what councils are not empowered to do.

"This is not something we are at ease with and we hope you will do your best to sort it."

Inspector MacNeill added: "We are going to have to manage it to see how we go here. There is no absolute, magic quick fix.

"The owners would appear to be passing our advice on to their customers and they are now saying they can terminate their stay with no refund.

"These are good signs but it's early days.

"They seem very keen not to cause any issues in the area.

"Rather than continuously be on this hamster's wheel we need to draw the line somewhere."

The property is available through multiple booking sites such as AirBnB, Booking.com, HomeAway, VRBO, E-bookers, Expedia and Invargare.com.

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