This could be your dream castle holiday on the west coast of Scotland, with hundreds of years of history and outstanding panoramic views - once discovered, never forgotten.
Situated in its own 1,500 acres of estate, surrounded by woodland and hills, this wonderful 18th century castle, with a south westerly aspect, enjoys stunning views over Loch Fyne. This area is known for its breathtaking scenery and makes the ideal destination for family holidays.
Traditionally decorated throughout, with wood panelling, fine antiques and stags heads, once you step into the castle you will feel like the laird of all you survey. Starting at the upper ground level, there is the elegant drawing room with open fire, with grand piano and TV for a choice of entertainment. The traditional dining room is next door, which has the substantial billiard room off it, with full size snooker table, which is popular for all ages. The large country style kitchen is on the floor below, with plenty of additional storage areas, as well as small TV room, which is ideal for children. All the bedrooms are on the first and second floors and provide a selection of double, twin and single bedrooms. The castle is divided in two sections with the superior south facing front half the section available for letting. Outside, there is plenty of parking for all the guests and there is a tennis court to the side of the castle. There are a number of nice walks through the woods. A limited amount of wedding parties can be hosted here, with all details required and discussed before a booking is made. The castle is ideal for family holidays for weeks or weekends, occasions, small weddings or for those who just wish to experience a castle stay.
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.