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Luxury 3 bedroom lodge on Argyll's secret coast with stunning views of mountains, loch and forests. Great place to escape it all. Finished to very high standards with 3 spacious bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. Very comfortable furnishings. Large deck. Pets welcome. Exclusive use of 6 person hot tub on the deck! WiFi (free but not unlimited usage) Please view the "Other Things To Note" section for a checklist of items we recommend you bring with you.

Situated on the Cowal Peninsula amidst some of the finest scenery in Scotland. The unique mix of rugged mountains, forests and lochs guarantees a breathtaking view around every corner. Whether its walking, cycling or day trips with the car you like, it's all here waiting for you to explore. If its a game of golf you fancy, long strolls along the beach or forest tracks, or a relaxing day in your very own Hot Tub, there's something here for everyone. The property features comfortable furnishing and is finished to a very high standard. There are 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The master bedroom features a double bed with a large en-suite bathroom consisting of toilet, shower and hand-wash basin. The second bedroom features a double bed and the third bedroom has two single beds. The family bathroom has a bath with shower, toilet and hand-wash basin. We also have liquid hand wash in both the bathrooms. The kitchen is equipped with everything you'd need and has a toaster, kettle, microwave, oven, cooker, fridge/freezer etc. The dining area seats 6 on comfortable chairs and solid wooden table from where you can enjoy the stunning views. The lounge features a comfortable large corner settee with a 42" plasma television and satellite TV. From the lounge the large sliding door opens onto the decking with spectacular views of the loch, mountains and surrounding area. A new 6 person luxury hot tub has been added to the deck. This is a high amp hot tub meaning that the hot tub will keep its temperature when in use - not all hot tubs have this! Pets are very welcome.

There's a lot to see and do in the surrounding area. Whether you wish to visit a Whisky distillery, visit ancient castles and historic sites, enjoy unspoiled nature, sample local award winning seafood or fancy some more active pursuits. There are a lot of award winning attractions in the area and the lodge is an ideal base from where to explore these. Nearby Arran and Bute with their stunning scenery and island life, Inveraray with its beautiful castle and world famous jail and the Benmore Botanic Gardens near Dunoon are all within easy reach. The Kyles of Bute Golf Course is set in a beautiful location overlooking the famous Kyles of Bute near Tighnabruaich. With 9 holes on the course there is a great days worth of golfing to be had with stunning views all round. Nearby you can also enjoy the recently built award winning swimming pool and spa facilities at Portavadie, with indoor and outdoor pools, whirlpools, sauna and spa facilities and treatments. The lodge is surrounded by some of the nicest nature walks to be found in Scotland. With unspoiled scenery and parts of the West Highland Way nearby, whether its a leisurely stroll you're after or a good couple of miles through challenging terrain, it's all here for you. The location is very peaceful and quiet so you can enjoy a well deserved break here away from it all in tranquil surroundings. Adjacent to the site there is an 800 hectare forest which is freely accessible to explore to your hearths content. The area is gaining popularity as a cycling destination in recent years and there are fantastic routes either on the tarmac or along the forest tracks to explore and enjoy. There are excellent fishing spots throughout the area and some of Scotland's best diving spots in the clear waters of Loch Fyne are here too. It's all here just waiting for you to be explored.

Simple, Comfy and Welcoming room in cottage beside Loch Fyne. This listing is complimentary to my other listing of "Tigh Beag: Simple, Comfy and Welcoming". It lists an extra double bedroom (with King-size bed) in my cottage - available to accommodate extra guests attending local events.

Double room with King-size bed. Simple furniture - walls decorated with interesting pieces of driftwood. Wake up to views over the loch. Shower room. Bathroom with bath-tub. Kitchen with ingredients for a simple breakfast - help yourself. Or share a pot of my 'very excellent' traditional porridge made with steel-cut pinhead oatmeal. Use the kitchen to cook, or perhaps head out to Inveraray for a wide selection of eating places.

This old fisherman's cottage is about 1 mile south of Furnace. In Furnace there is a Village Store/Post Office. The situation of Tigh Beag is convenient with easy access from the A83 - plenty of parking space in a private driveway. A bonus is the access to the loch shore - lots of wonderful granite boulders, seaweed ...... rugged. Interesting in all weather - crashing storms or flat, glassy calm AND always changing. Of course you can always enjoy watching the ever changing scenery from the comfort of an easychair in the conservatory.

We live in a lovely bungalow in a quiet area with superb views over the Crinan Canal and Loch Fyne. If you are planning to work locally short term or to visit to appreciate the beautiful West Coast of Scotland, this is a good central spot. The start of the Kintyre Way is 10 miles South and the historical archaeological site of Kilmartin is 10 miles North. We are also an ideal stop over to and from the Islay Ferry Terminal which is a 30 minute drive South.

The Crinan Canal, the most picturesque short cut to the Western Isles is just 70 short steps away. Cycle/walk 9 miles to its end at Crinan or better still 1/2 mile to the Ardrishaig sea lock basin. You can interact with us as much or as little as you wish, but regardless, we are always available for advice and information on the local area. We offer 1 Bedroom that is ensuite with one double bed. Please be aware that this is a 'small' double room approximately 12' x 11' (3.6m x 3.3m). There is access to all sides of the bed with additional fitted wardrobe space which houses the small fridge, kettle, tea tray and drawer unit with hanging rail. There is also an additional luggage rack in the room which can be placed outside if you so wish. There is room under the bed for storage. Feedback is that this is enough space to suit most needs. I hope this helps in your decision in choosing our accommodation but please feel free to contact for any further information.

We are in a very quiet neighbourhood so hope you find your stay relaxing and peaceful. There is a local pub/restaurant; convenience store and cafe within a short walk of the house. The Crinan Canal is accessed by steps directly to the house.

Award winning business. Rose Cottage has 2 bedrooms (king sized bed & second bedroom with bunkbeds) and sleeps 4 in comfort. Lovely open plan kitchen living space with views up the Glen. The kitchen contains everything you would need for you stay. The flat is on the ground floor and has its own front door. It has a lovely shower room. Its pet friendly (small additional fee well behaved dogs and owners only). A barn conversion situated on a old farm surrounded by nature and wildlife.

The listing is for the whole self contained holiday let. 2 bedrooms, shower room, kitchen/living area.

Rural highland Scotland. Close to Cowal Way. Loch Fyne. Castle Lachlan and Portavadie spa. Great beach at Ostel Bay and nice restaurants at Tighnabruaich. Perfect for a day trip to the Isle of Bute.

The Ballimore Bothy contains 4 private bedrooms. Barr Iola is entered through the main front door. It is a twin room with a mini fridge and kettle with tea and coffee. It shares the bathroom with another twin room (Barr Eille) and has a wet floor and spacious shower. There is also an additional toilet. The hallway has a shared microwave and seating area. The bothy sits on the shore of Loch Fyne with beautiful views and next door to the Oystercatcher Bar and Restaurant.

The Ballimore Bothy sits on the shore of Loch Fyne with beautiful views and next door to the Oystercatcher Bar and Restaurant (please see their website for opening hours!) The building has a total of 4 bedrooms. Two of them with their own private entrances and en-suite bathrooms (rooms Barr Lagan and Barr Dronnach), and two bedrooms accessed through the main door (rooms Barr Iola and Barr Eille) with a shared bathroom and additional toilet. It is an ideal place for sailors and cyclists, or to escape the city for some time in a peaceful beautiful location. There are also 10 moorings and a pontoon for boaters.

The Old cheese loft makes up part of the court yard at Dunadd farm. Situtated in the heart of the ancient kingdom of Dalriada, at the foot of Dunadd hill, once the seat of the first kings of Scotland and metres away from the idyllic river Add, and Moine Mhor nature reserve. Enjoy peaceful walks along the river bank, Crinan canal and beach overlooking the isles of Jura and Scarba and the infamous Corryvreachan whirl pool. Explore the ancient site of Dunadd fort and visit Kilmartin Museum.

This cosy house has an open plan living space with kitchen and an upstairs bedroom with double bed and en suite facilities. Views over the river Add and courtyard. The Cheese loft has a well equipped kitchen with washing machine and dryer facilities are available upon request. Wifi and television included.

We offer the studio flat in our basement, just off the High Road in Tighnabruaich, situated in a beautiful oak and hazel woodland, but a short walk from both the seashore and the local amenities (the local hotel bar/restaurant and shops). The flat consists of a double bedroom with television and electric heating, a shower room with wc and heated towel rail and a kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge and coffee making facilities.

There is parking space immediately outside the apartment.

We are nestled in oak and hazel woodland which you are welcome to access through our garden. Opposite the entrance to the studio is a short and shady passageway down to the nearby burn - a waterfall lies in the glade at the end in the gully. Very idyllic. The sound of the waterfall is a constant, soothing presence. The heart of the village is a short walk away down Bobby's Brae. In downtown Tighnabruaich you'll find the Tighnabruaich Hotel's bar/restaurant which is friendly of price and atmosphere, Raj's local grocery store, the Tearoom, and the Abbeyfield Charity Shop. Kyles Athletic Shinty club play their home matches nearby, their (in)famously sloping pitch edging down to the stunning Kyles of Bute.

A large, detached property overlooking Loch Riddon on the Cowal Peninsula with its own boat mooring and spacious, enclosed garden.. Ground Floor: Living/sun room: With open fire, 37" Freeview TV, DVD player, iPod dock, wooden floor and French doors leading to patio. Kitchen/dining room: With electric double oven, ceramic 5-ring hob, microwave, American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, slate floor, patio doors and steps leading to garden. Utility/boot room: With washer/dryer and storage for boots and coats. Bedroom 1: With double bed and patio doors leading to patio. Bedroom 2: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request), Freeview TV and en-suite wet room with shower and toilet. Wet room: With shower and toilet.. First Floor: Bedroom 3: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 4: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request). Bedroom 5: With zip and link twin beds (can be super kingsize on request). Bathroom: With free-standing bath, walk-in shower, toilet and Velux windows.. Underfloor air heat recovery system (radiators on the first floor), electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial fuel for open fire included. Cot and highchair available on request. Welcome pack.. Enclosed lawned garden with two patios, garden furniture and BBQ. Boat mooring available on request. Private parking for 5 cars. No smoking.. Inveruel is a stunning, detached property situated on the quiet coastal road overlooking Loch Riddon on the Cowal Peninsula. This spectacular self-catering cottage has lovely views over the sea loch and surrounding hills from all main rooms. It has been finished to a very good standard with solid oak floors downstairs and oak finishes throughout. The cottage has a state of the art air heat recovery system supplying the underfloor heating and a heat recovery ventilation system. The living room has large windows on three sides, ensuring guests can enjoy a great view when relaxing and a wonderful open fire with oak mantelpiece. The bespoke oak kitchen/dining room is fully fitted and includes a granite worktop island, an American style fridge/freezer with cold water and ice dispenser, and a large, oak, bespoke family dining table to seat 10. There are also two spacious double bedrooms on the ground floor, one with an en-suite with a tower shower with massaging jets, the other with patio doors which lead to the garden. The ground floor bedrooms have accessible wet rooms for those less able. Upstairs, there are three more bedrooms all with loch views. The first floor bathroom has a freestanding bath which is positioned below double Velux windows with views of the hills and loch. There are two patio areas for relaxing and soaking up the sun and loch views. The shoreline is accessed via the other side of the quiet country lane and a canoe or kayak can be easily launched from here. A boat mooring is available on request to the owner and boats can be launched locally. Fishing is available from the rocky shoreline. This is a very spacious property which can easily accommodate family groups or those who just like to spread out and have their own space. The wildlife here is fantastic; even from the comfort of the cottage one can see a variety of bird life, especially at low tide when a large sandbank is exposed. Otters have regularly been spotted in front of the house. Seals and gannets are also regular visitors. Inveruel is a great base from which to explore this stunningly beautiful area and to sample the wide range of activities on offer. The Argyll Forest, part of the simply gorgeous Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, is on the doorstep and has numerous forest tracks, marked walks, cycle ways and wonderful waterfalls to explore. Walkers should seek out the Cowal Way, a long distance walk running from Portavadie to Arrochar. A number of public gardens are located in the area such as Ardkinglas, Crarae and Benmore Botanic Gardens with its avenue of giant Redwood trees. There are 3 golf courses available locally and many opportunities for a spot of fishing. At Colintraive there is a short ferry crossing over to the picturesque Isle of Bute and a visit to the fabulous Victorian Gothic Mount Stuart House is a must. Tighnabruaich has a sailing school and a selection of small shops. Dunoon has a good centre for shopping, leisure facilities and a small cinema. Inveraray is also a great day out with the Castle, the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll and the 19th century Inveraray Jail both well worth a visit. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles. Inveruel can be booked together with The Dutchmans (CC523116) to accommodate up to 18 guests. Free WiFi

With one of the most admired views in Scotland over the Kyles of Bute, The Coach House offers an ideal family base.. Surrounded by 150 acres of glorious wooded grounds, abundant in wildlife. Amidst a glorious landscape of unspoilt wooded glens, fragmented coastline, stunning sea lochs and breathtaking bays, the delightful cottages at Home Farm nestle in the peaceful wooded valley of the River Ruel. The steading and cottages, formerly the home farm to the estate, have been lovingly restored and are very comfortably furnished in contemporary Scottish style. Their spacious courtyard setting affords each of them a sense of privacy and they all boast access to 150 acres of wooded grounds, abundant in bird and wildlife, with free trout and salmon fishing on the Ruel beat owned by Home Farms - the fishing hut provides an ideal picnic spot. One of the most admired views in Scotland, The Kyles of Bute, awaits discovery just 6 miles away, as do the tranquil village of Tighnabruaich’s lovely natural bays, sandy beach, shops, restaurants and 9 hole golf course. Colintraive, 9 miles, offers a pub serving good food and there is a summer shop (limited opening hours) adjacent to Home Farm. Beach 5 miles. Shop 13 miles, pub and restaurant 7 miles. . 3 steps to entrance. Ground Floor. Open plan living space: With wooden floor. Living area: With wood burner, satellite TV (basic package), DVD player and CD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With breakfast bar, gas range, microwave, American-style fridge/freezer and dishwasher. Separate toilet. First Floor: Sloping ceilings throughout. Bedroom 1: With zip and link super kingsize bed (can be twin beds on request) and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet. Bedroom 2: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower cubicle and toilet.. Oil underfloor central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen, towels and logs for wood burner included. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Telephone (honesty box). Welcome pack. Games room with snooker table, table tennis, table football and Wi-Fi (shared). Sitting-out area with patio, garden furniture and barbecue. Courtyard (shared). 150-acre grounds and woodland (shared). Trout fly fishing free of charge (1st May - 30th September) with fishing hut and picnic area. Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: The property has a natural water supply from a spring. There is an unfenced burn, waterfall and drops in the grounds.. - Electricity, full ‘Econ 7’ NSH (except SXXL, SXXM and SXXN), bed linen and towels included - Travel cot and high chair on request - Satellite TV (basic package) - DVD - Radio/CD - Microwave - Enclosed sitting-out area with patio and furniture - Shared courtyard - Shared 150-acre grounds and woodland - Barbecue - Trout fly fishing foc (1st May - 30th September) with fishing hut and picnic area - Shared games room with snooker table, table tennis, table football, telephone (honesty box) and wi-fi - Natural water supply from spring - Cycle store - Welcome pack - No smoking - NB: Unfenced burn, waterfall and drops in shared grounds

A warm welcome awaits in our first floor flat overlooking the stunning Kyles of Bute. Shore Cottages is a Victorian building surrounded by well kept communal gardens. With a wood burner and well equipped kitchen/ living room and a king-sized bed our cottage provides you with a comfortable base to explore this beautiful area. You are only a stones throw from the local village shop, tearoom and hotel.

King-sized bed Wood burner- complimentary starter basket of logs Electric heating TV with Freeview WiFi Shower room/shampoo/shower gel/soap Tassimo coffee machine ( with selection of complimentary pods) Breakfasting table and chairs Phone docking station Iron/ironing board Washing machine/ ceiling mounted pulley Electric cooker with ceramic hob Fridge Kettle/toaster/sandwich maker Shed available for bike storage

Tighnabruaich and Kames are two neighbouring villages nestling on the shores of the Kyles of Bute -Argyll’s Secret Coast. There are tea rooms in both villages as well as Tide and Thyme Restaurant. The Kames, Royal and Tighnabruaich Hotels also provide meals. Both villages have a shop providing all those essentials with a hardware store and art gallery also in the village. In need of a pamper then The Treatment Room in Tighnabruaich can provide for your needs. Botanica at The Barn is located in Millhouse for more eating out. Portavadie Marina offers a swimming pool and infinity pool with outstanding views across Loch Fyne with treatments and dining facilities too.

A 3 bedroom barn conversion adjacent to Leanach Farm. Rural charm with modern facilities. "The back decking area was private and overlooked spectacular views with a regular buzzard soaring overhead daily! Lovely and peaceful, had time to relax and draw." Guest review August 2017

The location The North of Cowal is defined by Loch Fyne on the west and Loch Long on the east of Cowal. It is quite distinctively rugged with a feeling of great remoteness, yet easily accessed being just over an hour from Glasgow via the scenic drive along the shores of Loch Lomond and up over the Rest-and-be-Thankful by the Arrochar Alps. The cottage is well placed for enjoying a rural holiday, at the same time as being a relaxing and comfortable base from which to tour the scenic Cowal Peninsula, or further afield to Inveraray, Oban and Glencoe. 3 miles south of Strachur village and just off the road to the Isle of Bute ferry. 3 miles from Inver, a small, characterful restaurant on the shores of Loch Fyne. introducing fyne byre cottage Who can resist a barn conversation? Who can resist a barn conversion done my an interior designer? Two years of work has resulted in a thoughtful and beautifully renovated farm building, available from the summer of 2017 as a quality holiday let. You arrive at the cottage via the shared gate with Leanach Farmhouse (not a working farm). Parking to the front of the cottage. BBQ built into the wall with a seating area and fire pit. Provide your own charcoal. The cottage is on one level. Ramp access from the parking area. You enter via a porch which open up to the kitchen, dining area and lounge. The open hallway to the bedrooms give the cottage a spacious feel. From the lounge a door takes you to the ‘Secret Garden’. This is where you will be spending most of your time outside. A delight to relax on the raised deck area with views over the fields to the hills. Completely private, no houses, no roads, no traffic – bliss. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars to watch the bird life. The lounge has a TV with SKY package, a multi fuel stove, logs provided, as well as a large comfortable sofa and a swivel chair. Hardwood flooring throughout the cottage. Decorated with a mix of original paintings and prints, many of which are for sale. Dining table for 6 between the lounge and kitchen. Fully equipped kitchen with all the crockery and utensils you need for a self cater holiday. The owners, Samantha and Ian, are nearby in Leanach Farmhouse. Close enough to offer advice on what to see and do in the area, as well as give support if needed. Your privacy is respected. BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS Bedroom 1: Made to measure double with stair access to a single bed above. Storage space below the bed. Sleep 3. Bedroom 2: Made to measure king sized bed. There is a cleverly designed pull-out children’s bed to the left of the stairs (see picture gallery). Entry arch to the stylish open bathroom & WC. Chest of drawers for storage. Sleep 2 + 1 child. Bedroom 3: Double bed with wardrobe and chest of drawers. Sleep 2. 1 family shower room FACILITIES Wi-Fi Linen & towels provided Beds are made up for your arrival Multi fuel stove in the living room One large basket of logs provided. Extra logs can be purchased from the farmhouse Oil fired central heating throughout Modern kitchen with toaster, kettle, microwave, fridge & small freezer compartment 5 hob cooking range with oven and grill Nespresso Coffee Pod Machine – bring your own capsules plus a cafetiere Travel cot and high chair available on request Washing machine – access to a shared whirligig in the garden Iron Hairdryer Parking for two cars by the cottage No smoking Pet – £30 One dog is welcome on request. Please check at the time of booking. PRACTICAL INFO Entry: A key safe code is sent with the directions. You are not met my anyone – you let yourself in The Starter Pack – More than enough to get started. You will find reasonable (but not unlimited!) supplies of: Toilet rolls,Bin bag, cleaning cloth, washing up liquid, fire lighters and logs, tea, coffee & milk. Mobile phone – Vodafone is the main provider in the area Shopping: Small grocery store in Strachur 3 miles or the Co-Op in Inveraray

The north of the Cowal Peninsula is a scenic area of sea and inland lochs, mountains and quiet touring.

Bucks House on Ardmarnoch Estate has fantastic nearby walks along the coast of Loch Fyne. Bucks House is situated in a beautiful old stone built courtyard overlooking the walled garden to Loch Fyne. Ardmarnoch is ideal for nature lovers , photographers and artists , for people who like the feeling of self being or of a degree of isolation .

Guests may stroll through the oak woods and relax on the private beach , visit the Iron age fort and the neolithic burial chamber . Guests can enjoy the abundant wildlife on the shores and land, spotting common and unusual species of birds from swallows to the Golden Eagle throughout the year . Other wildlife which is often observed are the seals and otters and of course the red deer. A local 9 hole golf course and Spa resort are only a short drive from the Estate. Restaurants, tearooms, shops and pubs are located in Tighnabruaich too. Or book a special trip on the PS Waverley the last seagoing passenger carrying paddle steamer in the world , it visits Tighnabruaich Pier twice a week starting May bank holiday.

Guests may stroll through the oak woods and relax on the private beach , enjoy the walled garden , visit the Iron age fort and the neolithic burial chamber . Guests can enjoy the abundant wildlife on the shores and land, spotting common and unusual species of birds from swallows to the Golden Eagle throughout the year . Other wildlife which is often observed are the seals and otters and of course the red deer. A local 9 hole golf course and Spa resort are only a short drive from the Estate. Restaurants, tearooms, shops and pubs are located in Tighnabruaich too. Or book a special trip on the PS Waverley the last seagoing passenger carrying paddle steamer in the world , it visits Tighnabruaich Pier twice a week starting May bank holiday.

WELCOME TO THE SAW MILL A 2 bedroom self cater option adjoining the Water Mill Bed & Breakfast. Full of character in a lovely garden and stream setting. Pure relaxation.

THE PROPERTY The Water Mill, built in 1905 to service the grain on what was the Glendaruel Estate, and subsequently used as a Saw Mill, has been tastefully converted over the years while still retaining its character. Now used as a quality B&B and two self catering options: The Saw Mill and The Joiner’s Shop. The property sits within a beautiful secluded garden, complete with the original Mill Pond and streams that generated the power to service the mill. The Water Mill offers a truly chill-out and deeply peaceful break. When you are ready to venture out to do things you will find its location on the Cowal Way long distance path, complete with a collection service at the end of your days walking, is just one of the things to do in the area. You enter the Saw Mill into the large and roomy lounge, with beamed ceiling, and an open plan kitchen and dining area. With a pot bellied wood burning stove it is a wonderful space to return to after your walking or touring to in the evening. There is a BBQ and sitting area on the patio which has views over the garden. BEDROOMS AND BATHROOMS Bedrooms – two twins All beds have electric blankets Shower room FACILITIES Property all on one level Private entrance to the rear Suitable for assisted wheelchair user Kitchen includes: dishwasher, freezer, fridge, 4 ring hob, oven and bread-maker Dining area seats 6 Towels & tea towels provided TV with SKY Central heating • Energy included Wood burning stove – logs provided Toiletries, tea coffee and biscuits Private parking BBQ Wi-fi -in the lounge of the adjacent Water Mill No smoking please Pet -One pet welcome – £15 up to 4 days / £30 week Wi-Fi and MOBILE PHONE PLEASE BE AWARE, THERE IS NO WI-FI IN THE SAW MILL. You can get online for free in the lounge at the adjoining Water Mill BB. There is limited mobile phone signal at the premises. You are coming to a remote area in rural Argyll. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Finding the Saw Mill: We make it easy. A detailed map and directions will be emailed on receipt of the final payment Entry: You collect the keys at the adjoining Water Mill B&B. Arrival & departure: From 4pm on arrival until 10am on departure Shopping: Grocery store in the village of Tighnabruaich. Nearest supermarket is in Dunoon. Travel & Ferry information: An easy and fun way to arrive is via the frequent 20 minute Western Ferries trip from Gourock to Hunters Quay. Just turn up, no need to book. You can buy your ticket on board, but there is a real saving to be made if you stop before getting to the ferry at a newsagents on Shore Street called Pauls Food and Wine. From Hunters Quay it is a one hour scenic drive (22 miles) to Tighnabruaich. Alternatively it is a scenic drive via the shores of Loch Lomond and over the Rest-and-be-Thankful viewpoint to arrive via the north of Cowal.

Welcome to your Private Double Room and bathroom upstairs in our home, you can have breakfast and relax in the conservatory. We, Russell and Kate, live here with our dog Ollie on the Eastern Shore of Loch Fyne, Argyll, Scotland. We are just 5 miles from the amazing Inver Restaurant and can arrange transport to and fro. We are 2 miles from the closest restaurant and 20 miles from most others so please think ahead and book if you want dinner, we can help if needed.

The view from your bedroom and bathroom is of our garden leading to a stony beach and Loch Fyne (a sea loch) with the hills beyond. The room has tea and coffee making facilities and a breakfast of cereal, yoghurt, juice, homemade bread and Jam etc is included in the price. The upstairs bathroom/toilet is exclusively yours for your stay (shower downstairs is shared). The washing machine and tumble dryer are in your bathroom. Our house has only 2 restaurants close by which get booked up early, others are half an hours drive away. So if you want dinner you will need to book in advance please look at our Guest book for suggestions.

Our house has 2 neighbours, the village of Strachur is 2.2 miles away and has shops, filling station, hotel bar and restaurant, tea room/bistro, Post Office and The Smiddy Museum. 20 miles away in opposite directions are Arrochar, Dunoon and Inverary, we are 60 miles from Glasgow to the south and Oban to the North. Things to do include relaxing, beach combing, boating if you bring your own, walking, hiking, eating out (or in by arrangement) visit the Smiddy Museum, Fyne Ales, Inverary Jail and Castle.

Cottage dates back to over 200 years old and has recently been fully refurbished, it lies in the heart of the Kintyre Peninsula with miles of forest tracks to the rear and is on the route 78 cycle track which goes to Crinan and beyond. The cottage views overlook the spectacular Loch Fyne and the Isle of Arran, and is only 8 miles away from the beautiful and well known fishing village of Tarbert. We are only 35 miles from the port of Oban, local beaches are within a 15 minute drive away

dog friendly and is located next to a working farm, however it has own entrance and private grounds. Seating area overlooking Loch Fyne. Local restaurants nearby sampling the best of the days catch. Quiet and peaceful atmosphere. Wood burning stove and brand new oil fired central heating.

Crinan canal nearby, peace and tranquility in a unique setting outdoor activities in local towns and superb restaurants within a 5 minute drive. Portavadie is a 30 minute ferry trip from Tarbert which offers outdoor Spa facilities and world class dining.

Cosy Sea View Apartment - Greenwood is a first floor self-contained flat in a Victorian Villa situated on the shore front with fabulous views from the lounge & bedroom over the sea. It is a short stroll to the village shop, pub with beer garden and Restaurant. We have a log burning stove for cosy nights in, CD player,DAB radio, TV, DVD. The kitchen overlooks the rear garden; fully equipped with everything you need, it is the perfect retreat for those who want to relax and get away from it all.

Uninterrupted views with fantastic scenery, local pub with great food makes Kames the perfect peaceful location; the flat is aimed at those seeking a relaxed time. It's great for wildlife, walking, cycling, fishing and sailing. If you're lucky you may see seals, porpoises and possibly wild otters in the bay from the lounge window, you can enjoy seeing the yachts & the worlds last seagoing paddle steamer sail past. Kames is the sister village to Tighnabruaich and you can easily walk between the two; there are shops, restaurants, cafes, pubs, gallery, post office and petrol station. Spend the day exploring the area on foot, take a picnic to the local beach or take a boat trip and see the coastline. Strictly No Pets Allowed.

Fantastic scenery, local pub, great food and friendly locals make Kames the perfect peaceful location; the flat is aimed at those seeking a relaxed time. It's great for wildlife, walking, cycling, fishing and sailing. If you're lucky you may see seals, porpoises and possibly wild otters in the bay from the lounge window, you can enjoy seeing the yachts & the worlds last seagoing paddle steamer sail past.It is the perfect retreat for those who want to relax and get away from it all. Kames is the sister village to Tighnabruaich and you can easily walk between the two; there are shops, restaurants, cafes, pubs, gallery, post office and petrol station. The Village Shop is well stocked and has everything you need including coal and wood for the fire as well as locally sourced fresh produce. The local pub is excellent; it has a beer garden and does great food. Spend the day exploring the area on foot, take a picnic to the local beach or take a boat trip and see the coastline. During the Shinty season take a short stroll and watch the team in action. There is also a local golf course. Local events: Tighnabruaich Regatta, Kyles Music Festival,Cowal Highland Gathering, Kyles 10 Miles Run, spend a day on aboard the PS Waverly.

Newly renovated flat with FREE take-away breakfast provided from The Square Peg Sandwich Bar. This lovely flat is located in the heart of Lochgilphead on Colchester Square. On the corner, it has three windows facing across the Square, and two south-facing window views down Loch Gilp towards Arran and Kintyre. Built in 1822, and a grade 2 listed building, the flat has been decorated in 1920s Art Deco style.

The flat is on the first floor, accessed via an outside stairway. It has a brand new kitchen, and a sizable dining/sitting room with smart TV. There is one twin, and one small double bedroom. The bathroom has an over-bath electric shower. Wifi is included. Heating is via electric radiators which can be set to your desired temperature. Hot water is on a timer and also may be boosted if required. The kitchen has a twin oven electric cooker, microwave, washing machine, small dishwasher, and a tall fridge/freezer.

Lochgilphead is an ideal base for exploring The Heart of Argyll and beyond. Very nearby is the Crinan Canal - Britain’s most beautiful shortcut; the Fire Tower Mountain Bike Trail; and Mid Argyll Community Swimming Pool. Also within easy distance are Taynish and Moine Mhor National Nature Reserves; Kilmartin Glen with its Neolithic and Bronze Age remains; Machrihanish Golf course; boat trips to see the Corryvreckan Whirlpool; the Knapdale Beavers. There are lots of castles; endless miles of forest tracks for walking and cycling; fishing lochs, horse riding centres; adventure activities - all within an hour or much less by car. The islands of Islay, Jura and Gigha are also only a day trip away.

A Highland Bothy on Ardmarnoch Estate with fantastic nearby walks along the coast of Loch Fyne. The Bothy is situated in a beautiful old stone built courtyard . Ardmarnoch is ideal for nature lovers , photographers and artists , for people who like the feeling of self being or of a degree of isolation .

The Bothy has a kitchen and bathroom separate from the living/ sleeping space . The kitchen has everything you need for self catering , the bed is a standard king size with memory foam mattress for a comfortable nights sleep. On request we can provide a travel cot and high chair.

Guests may stroll through the oak woods and relax on the private beach , enjoy the walled garden, visit the Iron age fort and the neolithic burial chamber . Guests can enjoy the abundant wildlife on the shores and land, spotting common and unusual species of birds from swallows to the Golden Eagle throughout the year . Other wildlife which is often observed are the seals and otters and of course the red deer. A local 9 hole golf course and Spa resort are only a short drive from the Estate. Restaurants, tearooms, shops and pubs are located in Tighnabruaich too. Or book a special trip on the PS Waverley the last seagoing passenger carrying paddle steamer in the world , it visits Tighnabruaich Pier twice a week starting May bank holiday.

The Steadings combines both our apartments giving you 4 bedrooms 2 shower rooms, and 2 kitchen/dining/living areas. it is suitable for larger family goups and can accommodate 8 people.

We have a lovely garden with wonderful views of the glen and mountains. We also have a firepit area that guests can use.

Close to Loch Fyne, Castles, and great beaches, There are great local pubs and restaurants for all tastes and budgets. Its a wonderful remote area to get away from it all with walking right on our door step.

Traditional stone terraced cottage with outstanding views over Loch Fyne to Castle Lachlan and Inver Cottage. Sleeps four comfortably. The cottage is situated in an ideal location for visiting the Argyll area. Whether you like walking, cycling, sailing or fishing there's something for everyone.

Traditional stone terraced cottage with outstanding views over Loch Fyne to Castle Lachlan and Inver Cottage. Sleeps four comfortably. The cottage is situated in an ideal location for visiting the Argyll area. Whether you like walking, cycling, sailing or fishing there's something for everyone. Walk in the footsteps of ancient Scottish Kings, cycle along the Crinan Canal or fish on the Loch. Or for something more relaxing, visit Fyne Ales at the top of Loch Fyne and sample their craft beers and visit the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar to taste some exceptional Scottish smoked salmon and oysters. Free slipway for launching small boats / kayaks nearby. The cottage is twelve miles south of Inverarary (Castle/Jail/Whisky/Restaurants/Beer Garden). Lots of easy low level walks and cycling routes nearby. For more demanding walks the Arrochar Alps are forty minutes away (eg The Cobbler). If you have time take a day trip to the islands of Gigha or Arran (brewery and distillery). Visit Oban (and perhaps Mull) or Tarbert (great fish and chips). However, a visit to Kilmarten Glen with its many prehistoric sites and Dunadd Fort is a must and is just a 30 minute drive away. Go further afield and visit Campbeltown or the Mull of Kintyre, made famous in the song by Paul McCartney and Wings. The cottage has recently been extended to include a sitting / dining area adjacent to the kitchen. The cozy lounge has views to the loch and features a modern wood burning stove. Bedroom 1 has a King sized bed with a memory foam mattress with views out to the loch. Look out for the fish farm boats heading south in the morning. The bathroom has a large walk-in shower with 10.5kW electric shower. Recently modernised throughout including new modern electric heaters. Large garden area to front and rear of property. A firepit is available for use on a summer's evening to keep the chill and the midges at bay! On property parking with space for up to two cars. Easy access from Glasgow by bus if not travelling by car.

Dalriada is surrounded by mature gardens overlooking rear pastures which extend to tree-covered hills rising above the River Add. It offers peace and quite while still only 10 minutes from the town of Lochgilphead and ideally situated for seeing the sights around Argyll and Western Scotland. The guest room contains a very comfortable small double bed . Access to a separate guest bathroom. You will feel most welcome here as couples, friends or solo adventurers.

My wife Jenn and I live at Dalriada with our Lhasa Apso Gracie. Set in idyllic Argyll, our home is cosy, quiet, clean and private. It is tastefully decorated throughout and though secreted within lush surroundings, the large windows flood the rooms with natural light.

We are close to standing stones, ancient Dunadd, enchanting Moine Mhor, historic Kilmartin, Islay ferry for whisky tours, picturesque Inverary and countless activities like: hiking, fishing, kayaking, bird watching, yoga, photography; and endless access to unique nature reserves, castles, and lochs. We can provided guidance and recommendations during your stay.

Romantic hideaway cottage and garden in a secluded location in Tighnabruaich. It's been used as an artist's home since 2003 and is ideal for a romantic getaway. Enjoy open plan living with a contemporary beach house feel overlooking a mature secluded garden in the stunning surroundings of Argyll. A new bedroom/studio annexe with ensuite toilet is now available adjacent to the cottage and allows sleeping space for two more guests. The cottage is not suitable for children or pets.

The cottage has an open plan living space with a wood burning stove and modern newly fitted kitchen. From the living space french windows lead on to a veranda which overlooks the secluded garden. The entrance hallway, which can be used as a dining room, leads through to the double bedroom and bathroom. Light "New England" colours are used throughout the cottage to create a calm and peaceful space. Open Plan Living Space The living area has comfortable seating (settee and three arm chairs), wood burning stove, radio, CD player, TV/DVD player, and Wi-Fi. We do not have terrestrial or satellite reception, but The TV has an Amazon Firestick so you can watch still watch live TV or on demand services such as BBC iPlayer. An initial supply of logs and kindling will be provided on arrival. We would request that you buy additional logs or kindling from one of the local stores. The kitchen has an induction hob, freestanding double oven, microwave oven, and integrated fridge. The kitchen cupboards are fully stocked with crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils and tea towels. Tea, coffee, and sugar is provided along with the usual dry store cupboard staples and cleaning products. Bedroom The bedroom has a double bed and built-in wardrobe/storage space . The vacuum cleaner, iron and ironing board is stored in the bedroom cupboard. There is a dressing table - a hairdryer is stored in the drawer. The second bedroom is in the studio space adjacent to the cottage. It has an ensuite toilet (please note there is no shower in studio space) and tea and coffee facilities and comfortably sleeps 2 people in a truckle bed which can be made up as a double or two single beds. PLEASE NOTE THAT IF TWO PERSONS WISH TO STAY BUT USE SEPARATE BEDROOMS THAT WILL INCUR THE ADDITIONAL £25 CHARGE TO COVER THE EXTRA CHANGEOVER AND CLEANING OF THE STUDIO. Shower Room This has an electric shower and heated towel rail. Towels are provided along with basic toiletries. Hallway/Dining Room The front door opens on to a hallway which has a dining table and seating for four. It has a storage bench and a variety of books and guides on wall mounted shelves. Double doors lead into the living area and kitchen. Heating Electric heating is provided throughout as an addition to the very efficient wood burning stove. We would appreciate you switching off the heating when you leave and when you do not need it. Please note that we do not allow children, not because we do not like them, but because we feel that the cottage and studio annexe is not suitable. There are potential hot surfaces (wood burner) and sharp edges, and there are two ponds in the garden with streams each side of the cottage. Also we do not allow dogs.

Quiet peaceful location situated on former forestry land overlooking the village of Tighnabruaich. The area is one of outstanding natural beauty on the West coast of Scotland, an ideal place to stay for rest, relaxation and recreation. The area has excellent hill walking and rambling routes, beautiful peaceful coastal walks, hidden bays and beaches. The Royal Hotel and Shinty Bar is only 5 minutes walk away, and the Kames Hotel, in the adjoining village of Kames, is less than 15 minutes walk away. There are excellent grocery stores in Tighnabruaich and Kames, providing a range of fresh vegetables, foods, beers and wines, newspapers, logs, etc. Within Tighnabruaich, and the adjoining village of Kames, there are public tennis courts, 9 hole golf course, shinty pitch, sea fishing from pier, massage, hair dresser, three hotels with bars and restaurants, "Tide &Thyme" Restaurant, popular cafe, art gallery, a post office, and well stocked gift shop. The area is good for bird watching and there is fresh water fishing with permits obtainable from the post office. There is a popular sailing school located at nearby Carry Farm. The Waverley, the world's last ocean-going paddle steamer, docks at Tighnabruaich during summer months. Portavadie Marina, Restaurants and Spa is located a short drive from the cottage. It offers luxury and relaxation in stunning surroundings, including outdoor infinity pool and hot tubs, sauna, steam room, indoor pool and gym. Non-member day visitors are welcome. Adjacent to the cottage is the Kilfinan Community Forest where there are recently created forest walks.

Linnet Cottage is a two-bedroom, semi-detached cottage, on the banks of the Crinan Canal, "Britain's most scenic short-cut". Local shops and hotels are an easy stroll. The location is ideal for island-hopping (ferries to Islay, Jura, Arran, Mull and the Hebrides within an hour's drive), exploring Kilmartin Glen with its dozens of prehistoric sites, cycling of all sorts and gentle walks along the canal or through the forests of mid-Argyle. Great golf, food and whisky on your doorstep!

Linnet Cottage has been my holiday home for almost 20 years now. I bought it in 1999, and I never tire of the place. Ardrishaig is an old fishing village, but when the Silver Darlings left it re-invented itself as a haven for yachts, the entry to the Crinan Canal, and a gateway to the islands.

Kilmartin Glen would be on my must-see list. As well as the stone circle and standing stones at Lady Temple Wood, it's great fun to climb down into two of the cairns which are scattered along the line of the Glen. The tearoom at the heritage centre does great salads and cakes - if it's sunny, you can eat in the courtyard, but they also have a beautiful conservatory hidden downstairs, which is my brunch spot when I get the chance. There's a couple of less well known things you might want to do. IF it doesn't rain, a ten minute walk from the Kilmartin Road takes you to the top of Dunadd, which is where we used to crown our kings. There's a footprint and a bowl scooped out of the rock at the top of the hill, where the old fort used to be. I get fascinated by the Cup and Ring marks that are scattered across Scotland and Ireland. No one can agree what these decorations on rock-faces mean, which is part of the fun. The best site is at Achnabrek, which is a couple of miles north of Lochgilphead on the road to Kilmartin. If you're up for a short walk, I like hanging out at the Crinan end of the canal - there's a woodland walk that starts there (at the last lock before you come into the basin) and that gives great views out to to Islay and Jura, and back up North. If it rains? Go to the seafood cabin at Skipness - brilliant fresh shellfish, and the best orange sponge around (the secret is that they use their own duck eggs). If the weather breaks, you can walk around the castle. Or, you can do what I do - grab a book and sit in my little porch, watching the wet people on the yachts. Oh - if you like whisky, stop off at Loch Fyne Whiskies in Inveraray - they have an amazing selection. The Square Peg in Lochgilphead is good for local gifts.

A beautiful, recently refurbished one-bedroom private stone cottage, The Steading is a self-contained cottage just across the courtyard from our main house. It benefits from a lovely setting amongst the Scottish countryside with glorious views across Loch Fyne, and has many unique features. There is ample private parking directly outside the cottage (spaces for two cars with plenty of extra parking if required) and you are free to enjoy the fields and open spaces around you.

A beautifully converted one-bedroom cottage, with a separate bathroom (with bath & electric shower) and an open plan kitchen/dining/living room (which includes a very large, king sized, sofa bed). Wifi throughout and TVs in both the bedroom and sitting room (with Netflix/Amazon etc). A brand new kitchen with fridge, oven & microwave has been recently installed, with a lovely dining table and room for four or more to eat. We are situated in 15 acres of beautiful untouched Argyll countryside, where wild deer roam freely (you will see them in the gardens and often spot them crossing the drive), with more red squirrels and wild birds than you can shake a stick at, and you may even spot the eagles that often can be seen circling overhead. A haven for wildlife, if you enjoy watching the birds or looking for larger sea life in the Loch, we're happy to lend you a pair of binoculars to help you see more! We are happy to provide equipment for any babies/toddlers and well behaved dogs are welcomed (please enquire before booking).

We are next door to the national trust Crarae Gardens, a 50-acre Himalayan style woodland glen, which is truly spectacular and also has a lovely cafe! Just down the road is the Quarry View Garden Centre, which has a cafe and gift shop, and is a frequently used site for many divers to enjoy the abundance of diving sites in the Loch nearby. If you enjoy beautiful castles, and historic sites, then Inveraray is a wonderful town with lots of Inns and cafes to visit, and a particularly interesting old Jail! Well worth a trip on its own. There is an abundance of wildlife with plenty of signposted walks within easy reach, plus the open hills to explore, so it makes the ideal base to get some well needed fresh air and exercise. We are also a great base to explore Kilmartin Glen, home to some of the world's most significant archaeological landscapes, including standing stones, stone circles and rock art - where the special Kilmartin Museum is well worth a visit. We are an easy journey to both Glasgow and Oban, which is a great point to start any trip on the waters around the West Coast.

Beautiful traditional fisherman’s cottage on the banks of Loch Fyne. Perfect location to explore the rugged beauty of the west coast of Scotland but only a short drive from two main towns of Inverary and Lochgilphead. The cottage has been sympathetically restored but retains all mod cons and a great wood burner. The views are breathtaking and the beach literally a stones throw from the cottage. A large garden overlooks the Loch shore and there is ample free private parking for two cars.

The outstanding Loch views in a small village setting with hill walks and a comfortable traditional cottage near Crarae National Trust Gardens.

Minard is a string of small cottages and houses halfway between the Argyll towns of Inverary and Lochgilphead. So peaceful ,tranquil and beautiful but accessible with the journeys to Glasgow a mere 1h 15m. Great for hiking, sailing and exploring the wonders of the West Coast of Scotland

This spacious bungalow, located in the lovely little town of Lochgilphead, has been our family home for nearly 40 years. Set in a quiet, residential neighbourhood, with stunning views of Loch Gilp.

This is still our family home, so do please make yourself at home. You are welcome to use our things. Although there are three bedrooms in the house, only two are available, as the other is private, and will be locked. We hope you enjoy the house as much as we always have.

Lochgilphead is a small town (pop. 2300), but has excellent bus links, and many shops and places to eat. Everywhere in the town is walkable.

Award winning business. Skye Cottage is located in a Glen with stunning views. A lovely Scottish Highland rural retreat for those that want to get away from it all. Ideal location for hiking the Cowal Way & mountain biking. Wildlife watching opportunities in garden. A lovely shower room and great kitchen living area. This is a first floor two bedroom apartment with its own entrance door. We only use green eco cleaning products. Located on a working farm part of a old barn conversion.

Skye Cottage is a fully furnished self catering accommodation. 2 bedrooms 1 shower room. And spacious open plan kitchen living area. Wonderful views over the Glen, and access to the garden area with our own stream

Rural highland Scotland. Close to Cowal Way. Loch Fyne. Castle Lachlan and Portavadie spa. Great beach at Ostel Bay and nice restaurants at Tighnabruaich. Perfect for a day trip to the Isle of Bute.

BEAUTIFULLY REFRESHED AND NEW ON MARKET! A charming traditional cottage offering a peaceful hideaway in one of Scotland’s most beautiful locations. Boasting stunning views over the Kyles of Bute, this delightful seafront cottage is perfectly positioned in the heart of Tighnabruaich village. Full of character, this little gem will inspire you to slow down and enjoy the simple pleasures!

Borrowing beautiful light from the ever shifting sea-scape, the main living area is designed with comfort in mind. Think of lazy mornings spent bird and boat watching, with cosy suppers in front of the wood burning stove. The open plan allows easy pottering in the fully equipped kitchen, while the patio doors unlock unspoilt views of the panoramic coastline. The cottage features a spacious double bedroom and a small (but perfectly formed) twin bedroom. Both bedrooms are decorated with simplicity and utility in mind. The master bedroom has a neat little ponder desk, complete with green leather Captain's chair. The generous family bathroom includes an over the bath shower with instant hot water. Enjoy complimentary artisan seaweed soap. Lovely finishing touches add to the appeal of this historic wee bothy and will help make you feel right at home. The cottage also contains essential modern comforts including WiFi and a smart TV to allow you easy access / sign in to your own subscription packages. Extra Guests? The main living space also features a super comfy sofa bed should you have extra guests (up to 2 extra guests (max visitors 6)). 2 small and well behaved pets are also welcome. The cottage is accessed by a gate, leading to a private, enclosed garden with a sheltered aspect. A sun trap from early morning until late evening, the patio and BBQ areas offer spectacular views over the island of Bute beyond. Sunrises and sunsets are often breathtaking! To the rear of the cottage a freshwater brook provides a relaxing soundscape. *NEW*... an outdoor wood burner and forest style fire pit open up al fresco evenings, even if the weather turns chilly (additional photos coming soon!).

On the doorstep is the heart of the village, offering a small selection of shops and eateries. These include the beautiful Tighnabruaich Gallery and wonderful Tide and Thyme bistro, specialising in amazing local fayre (plus lovely coffee and cake). Also well worth a visit is the Tighnabruaich Lifeboat Station where you can learn about the amazing work they do to save lives at sea. Tighnabruaich is a picturesque, sheltered anchorage with lively moorings. An ever shifting view, you can watch the local fisherman and visiting yachts navigating the bays. Surrounding the cottage in all directions are stunning coastal and forest walks / vistas.

Gabran is a cosy cottage on the North side of Dunadd farm court yard. With an outward facing aspect and views over the garden and river. Gabran has an open plan living room/kitchen and a downstairs bathroom. The bedroom has a double bed and a single suitable for a family of 3. Enjoy walks along the river or up to the top of the ancient Dunadd fort once home to the kings of Scotland.

Dunadd is in Mid Argyll giving great access to Oban to the North where you can travel by ferry to most of the western isles. Campbeltown is to the south, famous for its golf courses and Whisky distilleries. Also nearby are the ferries to Islay, Jura and Gigha. The Crinan canal is within walking distance(4km) via a marked path.

Tregortha is a traditional stone-built Victorian villa from the 19th century. Breakfast with a view in our sunny conservatory overlooking the beautiful Kyles of Bute. Comfortable, friendly accommodation on Argyll's Secret Coast. Ideally situated to explore the surrounding countryside and islands of Bute, Islay and further afield. There is a choice of eating places / pubs all within easy walking distance of Tregortha.

Our 2 storey Victorian house sits in secluded gardens within the friendly village of Ardrishaig. Views from the living room of Loch Gilp are spectacular and our garden path gives access to the Crinan canal. We have a relaxed and welcoming home. We are dog friendly and there are great walks nearby. Three bikes are available with excellent cycling along the canal to Lochgilphead and Crinan. We can accommodate 6 to 8 guests (see below) Dinner can be provided for a small additional cost.

Our house 'Ardsheileach', has 2 Double bedrooms downstairs available for guests. Upstairs we have a self contained flat with a Double bedroom and a Double bed settee in the living room. Guests staying in the upper flat, have sole use of the flat, which includes shower room, sitting room, kitchen and a small bedroom. We can provide a cot for this room or it can be used as an office. Also guests have shared use of the gardens. Please see our other listings for further information and for booking these rooms. We also have an interest in arts and crafts and can offer instruction and a variety of brushes, paints, paper, easels and crafting materials, for a small fee.

The famous Crinin canal is literally on our door step. Popular with sailors, kayakers, cyclists and walkers. Ardrishaig is an excellent base from which to explore the rich history of this beautiful part of Scotland. Giving easy access to the Kilmartin museum, bronze age burial grounds, standing stones, Dunadd Fort and a variety of castles.

The Ballimore Bothy contains 4 private bedrooms. Barr Eille is entered through the main front door. It is a twin room with a mini fridge and kettle with tea and coffee. It shares the bathroom with another twin room (Barr Iola) and has a wet floor and spacious shower. There is also an additional toilet. The hallway has a shared microwave and seating area. The bothy sits on the shore of Loch Fyne with beautiful views and next door to the Oystercatcher Bar and Restaurant.

The Ballimore Bothy sits on the shore of Loch Fyne with beautiful views and next door to the Oystercatcher Bar and Restaurant (please see their website for opening hours!) The building has a total of 4 bedrooms. Two of them with their own private entrances and en-suite bathrooms (rooms Barr Lagan and Barr Dronnach), and two bedrooms accessed through the main door (rooms Barr Iola and Barr Eille) with a shared bathroom and additional toilet. It is an ideal place for sailors and cyclists, or to escape the city for some time in a peaceful beautiful location. There are also 10 moorings and a pontoon for boaters. Well behaved dogs are welcome - £5 each to be paid on arrival.