Cottages in Argyll and Oban
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Garden View
Benderloch, nr ObanThis cosy cottage is part of a large modern bungalow set in the coastal village of Benderloch. Pleasant shoreline walks along the Firth of Lorne has views over the Isle of Mull. Low level as well as adventurous high walks in the woodland behind to challenge you, with spectacular sea views from the highpoints. Ideally positioned for touring the Western Highlands.
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.
Bridge House
CairnbaanSet on the edge of the beautiful Crinan Canal, this modernised cottage with beams, wooden floors and French doors to canal stands alone in its fenced canalside garden. Gated steps lead down to the canal, and the cottage and garden enjoy splendid views. Enjoy walking or cycling along the 9 mile towpath. In Lochgilphead (3 miles), visitors will find a good variety of shops, restaurants and amenities. There are forest and coastal walks nearby, together with fishing and sailing.
Lismore Villa
ObanWith 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.
The Old Squash Court
near ObanSituated in the grounds of the Glencruitten Estate on the site of the former wood shed and squash court, these modern detached villas (SFFH & SFFM) offer spacious accommodation throughout. Ideally suited for families and friends alike, they are tastefully furnished to a high standard. The Old Wood Shed and The OId Squash Court are located just 2 miles from the busy harbour town of Oban, where ferries offer popular day trips to Mull, Iona, Islay, Colonsay, Tiree and Lismore. Day cruises round the Treshnish Isles also leave from the pier, and boats can be hired. For families, there is a Sea Life Centre to visit, and the World in Miniature (a collection of `dolls' house' rooms) ...
The Bullock Shed
KilmartinKilmartin Valley is a truly unique place situated 8 miles north of Lochgilphead and 30 miles south of Oban, steeped in history and beautiful scenery. Rich in archaeological and historical remains of Neolithic and early Bronze Age. This detached cottage offers comfortable attractive accommodation, convenient for touring this part of the coastline, cruising, fishing, riding and a horticulturists paradise ...
Whinridge
ObanIn a secluded and tranquil location, overlooking the Firth of Lorne and the neighbouring islands, this spacious, well maintained house stands in its own mature gardens on the edge of Oban, just 5minutes' walk from Ganavan's sandy beach. It boasts two living rooms, an indoor gym and a sauna, and provides an ideal base from which to explore the Western Isles. Known as the `Gateway to the Isles', Oban is a bustling town overlooked by McCaigs Tower ...
The Stable
KilmartinThis 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.
Dunard Cottage
TaynuiltDunard Cottage is nicely situated in the picturesque village of Taynuilt, near the shores of Loch Etive. A cosy and detached, traditional-style Highland home, it is in an ideal location for enjoying a profusion of pleasant walks with numerous birds and wildlife to be seen. There is a pub, post office, choice of shops and 9-hole golf course in Taynuilt itself; with other sporting activities and eating places to be found nearby.
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.
Port Drishaig House
TighnabruaichWith stunning views over the waters of the Kyles of Bute and the islands of Bute, Inchmarnock, Holy Isle and Arran, this holiday apartment offers an ideal place to relax and unwind, whilst enjoying the many outdoor activities and diverse wildlife the area has to offer. Ideally located to provide that remote feeling, whilst still within easy distance of many interesting places to visit ...
Guest Gallery
South LochawesideLate 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.
Ceol-Na-Mara
ObanSpectacular views over the Firth of Lorne towards the islands of Lismore and Mull can be enjoyed whilst relaxing in this spacious detached house, and exploring the extensive landscaped garden. It lies just 2 miles from the busy harbour town of Oban - where ferries offer popular day trips to Mull and Iona, Islay, Colonsay, Tiree and Lismore. In town, time can be spent admiring the interesting boats and watching inquisitive seals in the bay.
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.
Kilchrenan
nr. Taynuilt ArgyllThis 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.
Oaktree
Bridge of Awe, near TaynuiltResting 30 yards above the River Awe with unspoilt views of the river and mountain scenery, this well maintained property is only 14 miles from Oban and 2 miles from Taynuilt, it is conveniently located for touring. While fishing, sailing, horseriding, walking and cycling are available. An hours drive to Fort William and half an hours drive to Inveraray, or take the ferry from Oban to the Isle of Mull. Shop and pub 500 yards.
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.
Apartment
Kames, near TighnabruaichThis 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 Old Wood Shed
near ObanSituated in the grounds of the Glencruitten Estate on the site of the former wood shed and squash court, these modern detached villas (SFFH & SFFM) offer spacious accommodation throughout. Ideally suited for families and friends alike, they are tastefully furnished to a high standard. The Old Wood Shed and The OId Squash Court are located just 2 miles from the busy harbour town of Oban, where ferries offer popular day trips to Mull, Iona, Islay, Colonsay, Tiree and Lismore. Day cruises round the Treshnish Isles also leave from the pier, and boats can be hired. For families, there is a Sea Life Centre to visit, and the World in Miniature (a collection of `dolls' house' rooms) ...
The Boathouse
Connel nr ObanThis renovated detached boat house sits in a magnificent location by the water's edge with a small beach adjacent and surrounded by woodland. The views form the decked terrace across the water to the Argyll hills and countryside are a wonderful setting for a relaxing holiday. Connel village is a short stroll away for eating and shopping.
Ben Duirinnis House
Bonawe nr ObanSet in a beautifully secluded spot on Loch Etive, this comfortable, traditional house enjoys its own large enclosed garden with a fenced slipway to the water (slipway suitable for small vessels only, no vehicular access). Owned by the same family for over 100 years, this comfortable house is full of character and offers a spacious living room with an open fire and a large farmhouse kitchen with an Aga. The house has stunning views of Ben Cruachan ...
Burnside
ObanSituated above the owners flat on the edge of Oban this holiday property is comfortably furnished. From Oban's bustling harbour, there are daily boat trips to the surrounding islands. The island of Easdale offers Sea Safari Adventures. Day trips to Fort William, Glencoe or Inveraray. Shop and pub 11/2 miles.
Rowan Tree
TaynuiltThese 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 ....
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.
The Stables
Ardmaddy Castle, nr ObanArdmaddy, 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.
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.
Kilchrenan
by TaynuiltIn an elevated position, with stunning views of Loch Awe and Ben Cruachan, this delightful house is furnished, decorated and equipped to the S.T.B. `4 Star' standard and is set in its own garden on a 30-acre private estate on the shores of the loch. It has been carefully designed to create an overall impression of light and space, whilst its layout makes the most of its fine location.
Bungalow
ObanEnjoying a quiet setting yet within a few minutes walk of the town centre, this cosy detached bungalow makes the ideal base for a holiday.
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
Top House
InverarayThis delightful historic cottage stands detached overlooking Loch Fyne. Reached via an unmade road, it is ideal for watching the deer and red squirrels which are frequent visitors. The area has good walking, bird-watching, fishing and riding. Inveraray Castle, home to the Clan Campbell, is only five miles. Visit the Woollen Mill and enjoy some refreshments at one of the many coffee shops and restaurants at Inveraray. There are National Trust gardens to explore as well as marked walking paths.
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.
North Tullich
InverarayThis detached farmhouse is located in the central hub of Argyll making an ideal holiday location and a perfect touring base. The surrounding area offers a wealth of interest and fantastic scenery. Ben Cruachan, Ben Nevis and Glencoe are all within easy reach and are a mecca for hill walkers all year round. There are many recreational amenities available within the area - boat fishing for trout and salmon (permits available locally), golf, walking, horse riding, cycling and bird watching are all popular.
Caddleton Farmhouse
Ardmaddy, near ObanSet 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.
Captain's Folly
ObanEnjoying a central location and wonderful views across the waters of Oban Bay, this spacious apartment with fine Victorian features makes an ideal base for a holiday. Oban, with its bustling harbour and large variety of restaurants and shops, is the gateway to the Highlands, with Ganavan sandy beach on the edge of town. Daily boat trips can be taken to the surrounding Hebridean islands where an abundance of birds and wildlife can be spotted. Wonderful climbing and walking from the doorstep.
Rowan Cottage
Kilniver nr ObanThese two stone cottages are set in a courtyard in the owners' grounds, close to the beautiful Loch Seil. You can fish on the loch using the small boat that has been provided (available free of charge), or simply enjoy the lovely scenery and good local walking. Fishing enthusiasts can also try their luck catching some salmon, or enjoy sea fishing, both of which can also be arranged.
Ailsa Cottage
Easdale near ObanSpacious sitting-room with open fire and rugs on polished wooden floor. Large, well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen/dining-room. First floor: Double bedroom with 5ftbed. Twin-bedded room with zip & link beds. Bathroom/W.C. with over-bath shower.
House at Ford
nr. ObanEnjoying an elevated position with magnificent views and overlooking Loch Ederline, this Victorian house is ideal accommodation for family holidays.
Seileachan
Arduaine nr ObanA well presented chalet bungalow, situated in lovely gardens sitting area and a stream, in an AONB. Beautiful view out to the west over Luing and Jura. Great for enjoying magnificent sunsets. Visit the town of Oban, take trips by ferry to Mull and Iona, evening cruise to Colonsay with dinner, or visit Arduaine Gardens (NT) close by or just relax and enjoy the splendid location on the terrace. Shop 4 miles, pub 200 yards.
Cliff Cottage
Port AppinThis 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.
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 ...
An-Tigh-Beag
Glen Lochy, By TyndrumThis spacious detached character cottage is situated on the outskirts of Tyndrum amidst the rolling countryside of Argyll. Easily accessible by train and bus, and for walking, climbing and skiing enthusiasts, the peaks of Glencoe are easily accessible. Cycling, fishing, golf and water sports are all available locally, with the popular West Highland Way just a short distance from the property. The vibrant city of Glasgow and the historical city of Stirling are accessible by car. Shops and pubs 4 miles.
House
Tyndrum, nr. CrianlarichSituated in the picturesque village of Tyndrum, surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery, this spacious detached, well furnished property offers a home from home atmosphere.
Dunfuinary Cottage
Connel nr ObanThis recently constructed detached cottage has an enviable location a few steps from the foreshore of Loch Etive with access to its own private beach. It has extensive views across the water to the Falls of Lora, Island of Mull, Ben Cruachan and Beinn Lora. Situated along a main road only half a mile from the popular village of Connel with a general store, pubs and restaurants, this is an ideal base for exploring this beautiful part of Scotland.
Kilbride Cottage
Seil Island nr ObanSituated 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.
Garden Cottage
nr AppinSuperbly 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...
Coach House
Port AppinSituated in the stunning 10 acre grounds of Druimneil House, this traditional Coach House was built around the end of the 18th-century. Traditionally furnished with a beautiful open fire and stylish kitchen it makes an ideal base for exploring the West Coast or Argyll, Glencoe and the Isles of Lismore, Mull, Iona, Coll and Tiree. This is an ideal area for keen walkers ...
Laurel Tree
TaynuiltThese 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 ....
Gaolers House
InverarayThis detached B listed 18th century cottage is ideally situated within the beautiful West Highland town of Inveraray. It is an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding area, with numerous forestry and hill walks, wildlife, fishing, golf and riding all nearby. Inveraray, one of Scotland's most interesting and historic towns established in the 15th century, offers many places to visit including Inveraray Jail, Inveraray Castle - home of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll - The Maritime Museum, The Bell Tower, Argyll Adventure Park, Auchendrain Highland Township and Crarae Gardens to name but a few...
Bungalow
Tyndrum, near CrianlarichThe 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.
Cottage
Dalmally, nr. ObanThis detached stone-built croft cottage offers an excellent base from which to explore the picturesque scenery and attractions of Argyll.
Lochnell Cottage
Connel nr ObanWith magnificent views over Loch Etive and the Falls of Lora, this spacious detached single-storey cottage is a wonderful place to enjoy a relaxing holiday in a quiet rural location. The cottage is a short drive from Oban, a bustling town with ferries leaving for many of the islands including Mull, Iona and Kererra. Travel north to Fort William and admire the rugged mountains. Travel south along the varied coast...
House
North Connel, nr. ObanSituated on the north side of Loch Etive, down a country lane, this well appointed detached house with gallery ceilings, is an ideal base for a family holiday at anytime of the year. There is also a conservatory which leads onto a garden deck ideal for al-fresco dining.
Birch Cottage
South LochawesideLate 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.
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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