Cottages in Kintyre area
Caladh
Tayvallich, near LochgilpheadIdyllically situated on the shores of Tayvallich Bay and having magnificent views over the sea, this lovingly restored detached cottage makes a superb base from which to enjoy the tranquillity of this hamlet. There is private mooring, sheltered sailing and a launch slipway, all available 30 yards away. Lively, welcoming village pub 200 yards, shops 100 yards.
The Chicken Coup
Barfad near TarbetQuietly located yet just 1 mile from the popular fishing village of Tarbert on lovely Loch Fyne, these two traditional stone built cottages are set within 80 acres of farm and woodland. Outdoor pursuits include hill walking, pony trekking and fishing. The sheltered bay bustles with small crafts and colourful yachts, and shops and pubs with bar meals. Ferry links with the Cowal Peninsula and islands of Arran, Gigha, Islay and Jura are all close by, and in summer, the paddle steamer `Waverley' visits. Lochgilphead, 13 miles. 9 hole golf course at Tarbert. Perfect as a base for visiting the nearby islands and the beautiful Mull of Kintyre, or alternatively, just enjoy the peace and solitude of the countryside.
Cairnbaan Lea
Cairnbaan, nr LochgilpheadThis modern cottage is situated looking over the Crinan canal in this beautiful area of Argyll. Enjoy the view from the property and watch the many boats sailing by. Walk miles along the canal banks to Crinan. Explore this peninsula with rugged coastline and lochs. Lochgilphead, 3 miles, has local shops and sport facilities. Opportunities for sailing, fishing, crafts and visiting archaeological sites. Oban, 28 miles, bustles with shoppers and travellers to the isles of Mull, Iona and Staffa. Shop 2 miles, pub restaurant 400 yards.
Pinwherrie Cottage
TarbetPinwherrie Cottage is a spacious modern house and enjoys stunning, elevated views across west Loch Tarbert and out towards the isles of Jura and Islay. Tarbert is a traditional harbour town, sheltering in an attractive little bay backed by rugged hills, with fishing and sailing available. From the cottage it is possible to make day trips to explore the Kintyre Peninsula ...
Cala Fionn
CarradaleLying peacefully on the banks of the River Carra is this detached property with sea views from some rooms. The fishing village of Carradale offers a 9-hole golf course, shops, hotel and restaurants. The village also offers a harbour with a small fishing fleet, a wildlife reserve. The ferry for the Isles of Arran is just a half hour drive. Shops 1.5 miles, pub and restaurant .5 mile.
The Dairy
Barfad near TarbetQuietly located yet just 1 mile from the popular fishing village of Tarbert on lovely Loch Fyne, these two traditional stone built cottages are set within 80 acres of farm and woodland. Outdoor pursuits include hill walking, pony trekking and fishing. The sheltered bay bustles with small crafts and colourful yachts, and shops and pubs with bar meals. Ferry links with the Cowal Peninsula and islands of Arran, Gigha, Islay and Jura are all close by, and in summer, the paddle steamer `Waverley' visits. Lochgilphead, 13 miles. 9 hole golf course at Tarbert. Perfect as a base for visiting the nearby islands and the beautiful Mull of Kintyre, or alternatively, just enjoy the peace and solitude of the countryside.
Crinan House
Crinan Ferry, by LochgilphedThis delightful 18th-century, historically listed building lies at the end of a rocky peninsula, between the sea at Loch Crinan and the estuary of the River Add. Fully renovated and very tastefully furnished to the S.T.B. `4 Star' standard, and with lovely antiques, it provides attractive accommodation in tranquil surroundings. The sandy beach is just over the garden fence, and its own well-kept grounds command one of those fine views for which Western Scotland is renowned.
Muasdale
nr. TarbertThis 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.
Hazelbank
Ford near LochgoilheadThis 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.
Dunardry View
Cairnbaan, nr LochgilpheadOverlooking the Crinan Canal, this original cottage will allow you to enjoy the many walks along the canal, and explore the varied rugged coastline and beaches. Crinan Ferry beach, 4 miles. Central for touring the Kintyre peninsula, Inverary Castle, 25 miles, harbour town of Tarbert, 16 miles. Historic Kilmartin Glen with Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments should not be missed. Outdoor activities of sailing, walking, fishing and riding are available. Shop 2 miles, pub 800 yards.
Chapel Cottage
LochgilpheadSet within the charming private estate of Kirnan House, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Chapel Cottage which is one of a pair, and single-storey Torrnaleich Cottage which is one of row, offer the perfect retreat for families, friends and couples to relax and unwind from the pressures of everyday life. Situated close to the owner's 18th-century home, and surrounded by 630 acres of unspoilt woodland, the properties have been sympathetically renovated, creating attractive accommodation to the highest standard.
Perihelion
Cairnbaan, by LochgilpheadThis modern house is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful area with the Crinan Canal on your doorstep. Enjoy walking the tow path to Crinan Harbour. Travel south to Tarbert village, the gateway to the Kintyre Peninsula, famous for its sailing festivals. From here, take a ferry to explore the islands of Gigha and Arran. Busy Oban is a scenic hours drive north. Stop and visit the historic Kilmartin Museum, Seil Island over the famous Atlantic bridge, and enjoy the range of shops and restaurants in Oban, the gateway to the isles. Shop 1 mile, bar/restaurant 800 yards
Cruinn
Achnamara, nr LochgilpheadEnjoying lovely views and sunsets over Loch Sween and Jura, this comfortable cottage stands beside natural woodland on the owner's working farm. This secluded pennisula, whose shoreline is an undemanding walk away, is abundant in birds, flowers and wildlife, with seals and otters close to the shore and deer and badgers in the woods. There are several sandy beaches and opportunities for walking, cycling, riding and boating.
Harbour House
Crinan nr LochgilpheadWith 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 ...
Achnaglach
TarbertAmid a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, this modern detached holiday home boasts elevated, panoramic views over Loch Fyne and the Cowal Peninsula. Tarbert is a traditional harbour town and offers fishing and sailing. It is possible to make day trips to the Kintyre Peninsula, including Skipness Castle, the Mull of Kintyre, Arran and Gigha. The Isle of Gigha offers white sandy beaches and the renowned Achamore Gardens.
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