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Cottage with sea views,
Argyllshire
Sleeps 8+1
With much more than a fine view overlooking Loch Fyne, this is the ideal venue to get away from it all, spend some quality time with family and friends, and just relax.
This is a south facing detached converted steading located on the Cowal Peninsula, with stunning views over Loch Fyne. In recent years it has been fully refurbished and all the rooms are beautifully presented.
Accessed by a farm road, the property is within its own secure policy with gated entry. On entering is the entrance hall with stairs, an amazing large living space with seating area, dining area and kitchen, which will be the focal point for everyone staying here. Further on there is a family bathroom, a bunk room, a twin room and a utility room – all on the ground floor. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom and the other with an en-suite shower room. There is a small area of lawn to the side and front, and then there are fields and a walk of approx. 500 metres to get to the loch. The cottage backs onto a farm yard and shares the drive. The cottage grounds are enclosed and there is private parking for four or five cars. Set in its own grounds, this delightful cottage is ideal for a family holiday or those wishing to base themselves within this popular west coast section of Scotland.
WHAT TO DO IN THE AREA
Situated in the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll this is a place to unwind and relax, with an opportunity to explore this “undiscovered peninsula”. There are many outdoor activities available here, including a variety of excellent walks in the surrounding hills. Fishing is very popular, with the opportunity for fly fishing for salmon and sea trout on the River Ruel, with fishing permits available locally for the river and the local lochs, as well as sea-fishing available. There is a 9-hole golf course at Cowal. Horse-riding, sailing and other watersports are can be found at Portavadie Marina and Colintraive. Inveraray is a popular outing with Inveraray Castle and the town jail being highlights. Only two hours from Glasgow, it is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beautiful landscape and the wildlife.
At a glance
Sleeps: 8+1
4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
Books:
Friday - Friday
Travel:
Strachur - 4 miles
Dunoon - 22 miles
Price (per week):
£565 to £985
Accommodation
Ground floor - Entrance hall, stairs; large living space, with kitchen area, dining area with table that seat 10 people, seating area with TV with FreeSat service and DVD player, with French windows out to a patio area; bathroom, with bath with shower over, w.c and wash hand basin; bunk room, with adult sized bunks for 2 people; twin room, with two single bed; utility room, with rear door.
First floor - Stairs; double room, with king size double bed, with en-suite bathroom, with bath only, w.c and wash hand basin; double room, with double bed, with en-suite shower room, with shower cabinet, w,c and wash hand basin.
- 2 double bedroom/s with ensuite bathroom
- 1 twin bedroom/s with shared bathroom
- 1 Bunk bedroom with shared bathroom
Features
- Catering Services Available
- Music system in drawing room
Facilities and Services
Linen, towels, electricity and oil central heating included within the rental.
- Ground floor accommodation
- Telephone with Honesty System
Local activities & area
- Hill walking at Ben Vorlich
Area: Central Scotland/Strathclyde,
Type of Location: Countryside,
Nearest shop: 4 miles,
Nearest supermarket: 22 miles,
Nearest pub: 4 miles.
Transport
Nearest Airport:
- Glasgow, via ferry 54 miles
- Glasgow, by road only 66 miles
Use of car hire is essential, to discover the true beauty of the surrounding areas.
For those flying into Scotland, the closest airport to this property is Glasgow 66 miles away by road and 54 via ferry and hiring a car or 4WD couldn’t be more convenient if you are choosing to travel by air. There are a variety of well known car rental companies within walking distance of the arrivals terminal at Glasgow.
If you are driving into Scotland from the south, the major arterial motorway into Scotland, the M74, although busy is generally free flowing.
Trains these days can also be an extremely accessible and pleasurable means of transport into Scotland for individuals and groups alike. All the major railway stations have car hire companies located in situ, enabling the transition from carriage to car to be as stress free as possible. The sleeper train can be caught from London to Arrochar, the closest train station to the property, which takes approximately ten hours and car hire can be easily arranged for your arrival, requiring only a short drive for the remainder of your journey.