Cottages in the Argyll and Oban areas of the Highlands

Ardross is a spacious 4 bedroom villa built in 1924 and refurbished in 2005. The house is a five minute level walk from the centre of Oban, and even closer to the island ferries and the railway station. Parking is available in front of the house.

Gallanach Road is one of the loveliest and most tranquil roads in Oban. It stretches for about two miles overlooking the Sound of Kerrera and the islands of Kerrera and Mull. Ardross is at the 'town' end of Gallanach Road, and enjoys views across Oban Bay to Lismore and the Morvern Hills from the upstairs bedrooms. The downstairs view of South Pier with the coastguard building, lifeboat and ferries is certainly less scenic but can still provide interest!

These truly excellent Scandinavian style lodges, 30 meters above the River Awe and just half a mile from the Bridge of Awe have unspoilt views of the river and surrounding mountain scenery. Graded as 5 star accommodation by STB, they are only 14 miles from the bustling harbour town of Oban, the Gateway to the Isles, and just 2 miles from the thriving small village of Taynuilt. They are surrounded by wildlife, golden eagles and buzzards which are often seen ....

Three star holiday cottage accommodation for rental in the highland village of Tyndrum, near Crianlarich, Perthshire, close to Loch Lomond at the edge of the National Park on the famous West Highland Way.

Quaint 150 year old cottage in Tyndrum, Perthshire. Sleeps 4 Within walking distance of local hotels, restaurants,shops etc.

This courtyard, stone built detached cottage provides a high level of accommodation with many original features and is situated in the 640 acre Ardlamont Estate, where shooting and fishing is available, stables and grazing for guests own horses, and access to the beach is within walking distance.

These truly excellent Scandinavian style lodges, 30 meters above the River Awe and just half a mile from the Bridge of Awe have unspoilt views of the river and surrounding mountain scenery. Graded as 5 star accommodation by STB, they are only 14 miles from the bustling harbour town of Oban, the Gateway to the Isles, and just 2 miles from the thriving small village of Taynuilt. They are surrounded by wildlife, golden eagles and buzzards which are often seen ....

This spacious first floor holiday apartment, adjacent to the owners house is situated in the 640 acre Ardlamont Estate, and lies only 400 yards from the sandy beach.

The West Highland Way passes through the popular village of Tyndrum making it a paradise for hill walkers. Centrally situated in the village, this cosy detached cottage, surrounded by spectacular hills, is convenient for a wide range of opportunities and touring delights, with Oban 35 miles and Fort William 47 miles.

This wing of a large house is set in Kilmartin Valley in the heart of Argyll, steeped in history, rich in wildlife, set in beautiful scenery and offering a variety of activities. Many Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments, standing stones and burial cairns can be found over a wide area. Carnasserie Castle, nearby. From Oban you may cruise to Mull and Iona. Explore the Mull of Kintyre and Islay. Golf and fishing, famous gardens, horse riding and bike hire, sandy beach and Crinan Canal nearby (adjacent to property 10960). Shop and pub 1 mile.

Overlooking the quiet shores of scenic Loch Avich in Argyll, Kilmun offers self-catering accommodation of exceptional quality, set in the peace and seclusion of a remote highland glen – yet it is only 21 miles from the bustling town of Oban and within 20 minutes drive of local pubs and restaurants.

Recently completed to the highest standards of craftsmanship, Kilmun is a genuine Norwegian pine lodge. Newly furnished and comfortably equipped for up to 4 people, its spacious rooms with high beamed ceilings are light and airy during the day and with double-glazing plus electric heating throughout, you’ll stay cosy and warm at night.

This detached, single storey lodge situated along Kintyre's stunning west coast boasts unrivalled views across to Gigha, the Paps of Jura in the distance and magnificent sunsets, and is a tranquil retreat from which to explore the surrounding area.

With stunning views to the islands of Mull and Kerrera, this ideally located semi-detached villa is just 5 minutes walk from the town centre of Oban. From here, ferry services run to Mull, Iona, Tiree, Colonsay, Lismore and Islay, together with the Outer Hebridean ports of Castlebay and Lochboisdale. Leisure centre and swimming pool locally. Other attractions include Oban distillery, McCaigs Tower, the Art Gallery, The Rare Breeds Park and boat trips to Staffa and Fingals Cave. Excellent road links to Glencoe, Fort William and Ben Nevis.

Situated on the banks of Loch Fyne with access to the shore and views to Inveraray Castle and the mountains beyond, this semi detached holiday cottage offers a peaceful retreat. Located in the quiet village of St Catherines, this property offers easy access to the beauty of the Cowal Peninsula, Inveraray, Oban and the Western Isles. Only 20 minutes from Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, the area is popular with walkers, cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts. Shop and pub 3.5 miles.

This small unspoilt island is a haven for wildlife and natural beauty. The cottage, formerly home for the islands teacher, is comfortably modernised and enjoys uninterrupted views of the countryside, sea and islands beyond. Tranquillity, walking, fishing and sailing can all be enjoyed. Two minute ferry journey and you can explore the Isle of Seil, connected to the mainland by the picturesque 'Bridge over the Atlantic'. Oban, 15 miles, offers good shops, restaurants and ferries to Mull, Iona and Tiree. Shop and cafe 2 miles.

Superbly situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, mid-way between Oban and Fort William, these two delightful 19th-century properties (Garden Cottage UHS, The Coach House UKS) each enjoy spectacular, far-reaching views over Loch Linnhe towards the Isles of Mull, Lismore and Shuna. Comfortable and well-equipped...

This cedar clad bungalow is a real "home from home". Bright, exceptionally spacious and well furnished this property makes a charming retreat at the end of a full day's touring.

This spacious and cosily furnished cottage is set on a hillside and accessed by a shared private road.

Ardmaddy, once a MacDougall castle, was acquired by the Campbells of Breadalbane in the late 17th-century to form the western bastion of their estates, which at that time extended as far east as Taymouth Castle in Perthshire. This magnificent defensive position grants today's (more peaceable) visitors an outstanding location - on the sea and amongst the unspoilt hills and glens of a quiet peninsula overlooking Seil Sound, about 12miles south of Oban.

Enjoying an elevated position with magnificent views and overlooking Loch Ederline, this Victorian house is ideal accommodation for family holidays.

Late 16th century Ardbrecknish House is in a magnificent Highland setting with wonderful views of mountains and glens. These attractive properties are set amid 20 acres of mature woodland close to beautiful Loch Awe - 26 miles long and Britain's longest freshwater loch. A whole host of indoor and outdoor amenities are available on site, and although the setting is quiet and peaceful, it is within easy reach of restaurants, shops and golf courses, making an ideal holiday location and a perfect touring base ...

This beautifully renovated and extended cottage enjoys an idyllic location just a hundred yards or so from the crystal clear waters of the Lyne of Lorne. Located at the end of its own private track, Cliff Cottage stands detached and makes a wonderful retreat from which to explore this scenic area and to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the countryside. An easy walk away is the pretty fishing village of Port Appin, which overlooks Loch Linnhe with its several islands and backdrop of mountains.

This delightful detached cottage has every amenity, having been tastefully modernised yet retaining its rural character. It offers an idyllic holiday, with spectacular walks to beautiful Loch Awe, to hidden ruined chapels, a hilltop castle and the hundreds of Neolithic monuments just 3 miles away. Fishing, deer stalking and bird watching are local activities: an Osprey nest is 500 metres away- a photographer's paradise. Shop and pub 3 miles.

Situated on beautiful Seil Island with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. This lovingly restored detached cottage retains the character of the traditional croft house. Seil Island is one of the most peaceful and tranquil spots in the west highlands but still retaining easy access to the neighbouring Isles of Luing and Easdale. Oban is a half an hours drive away and is a buzzing town and the hub for trips to Mull and Iona. Wonderful area for cycling, hill walking touring, bird watching and fishing. Shop and pub 1 mile.

Set in a magnificent location close to the shore and with views over the sea to the Morvern Hills, this detached cottage lies in Port Appin and is ideally placed for exploring this wonderfully scenic area and enjoying peace and quiet of the countryside. A short way along the road, a ferry over to the Isle of Lismore can be taken, or splendid meals can be enjoyed in some of the famous restaurants here. There are plenty of walks along single track roads or visits can be made to nearby Oban, Isle of Mull, Glencoe and Rannoch Moor, all of which are within easy reach. Riding, boat and cycle hire available locally.

Situated peacefully on the hillside with views of Loch Creran and the Marvern Hills, this bright and airy property makes an ideal holiday home for families. Standing detached, the shore line lies about 500 yards away, with a lovely sandy beach to enjoy at Tralee (2miles). The location makes it an excellent base for touring Argyllshire and visiting magnificent Glencoe, Oban and Fort William.

Set within Ardmaddy Estate, this aesthetically converted farmhouse commands wonderful views over Ardmaddy Bay. Furnished, decorated and equipped to the S.T.B. `4 Star' standard, particular attention is given to the needs of wheelchair users. Its wide variety of spacious rooms are ideal for holding parties, yet also provide solitude and peace when needed.

This detached stone-built croft cottage offers an excellent base from which to explore the picturesque scenery and attractions of Argyll.

Stunning views over the Firth of Lorne to the islands of Lismore and Mull can be enjoyed from this spacious, architect-designed, detached property which is superbly situated for taking advantage of the many walking, cycling and fishing opportunites to be found locally. A stream trickles through the delightful hillside garden and the area is a nature lover's paradise with an abundance of flora and fauna.

With magnificent views across the Sound of Jura, Scarba and Mull, this listed building, dating from 1815, stands at the water's edge in a sheltered peaceful bay known as Crinan Harbour. Attached to the owner's home, it retains many original features, to provide very comfortable and spacious accommodation on three floors. Perfect for family holidays, the house boasts an established garden with a sitting-out area overlooking the bay. Fascinating walks from the house ...

This first floor apartment in a renovated 19th century farm steading, is situated on a quiet, single track road close to the head of Kilmelford Loch, and surrounded by beautiful countryside. Ideal for walking, sailing, fishing and watersports. The busy harbour town of Oban is only 15 miles, and is the gateway to the isles. Enjoy a day trip to Mull, Iona or Kerrera. Explore the varied Argyll coast with sandy beaches, interesting coastal villages, and wonderful sea and wildlife to watch. Shop and pub 200 yards.

Self catering lodges, chalets and private houses sleeping from 2 - 15 people in comfort. Along the route of an Old Drovers Road from Kerrera to Oban and adjacent to Cologin Red Trail - a waymarked forest walk through Cologin Forest, AND with a good country pub on site, Cologin makes an excellent base for a holiday in Argyll. Easy access to Oban just under 3 miles by road (or over the hill with hiking boots). Pets welcome. Child friendly (playpark, ducks, space to roam) and free fishing on our trout loch in the hills.