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The Granary, Balvicar, Isle of Seil near Oban
No pets  4 + 2 sleeps 
maximum

The Granary     Balvicar, Isle of Seil near Oban

Cross the charming Atlantic Bridge to the friendly Isle of Seil. This delightful holiday property is in the wing of an old stone farm house, adjoining the owners holiday home. Shops 50 yards, pub 2 miles.

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No 1 Point Steadings, Isle of Lismore, near Oban
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  6 sleeps 
maximum

No 1 Point Steadings     Isle of Lismore, near Oban

Idyllically set on the beautiful island of Lismore, overlooking the sea and hills of Appin, this converted steading, adjoining another property, is spacious and full of character. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the holiday property stands just 100 yards from the passenger ferry slipway, giving easy access to the mainland with a 10-minute crossing time ...

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Monaveen Lodge Annexe, Seil Island
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  2 + 2 sleeps 
maximum

Monaveen Lodge Annexe     Seil Island

At the base of dramatic cliffs on the western edge of Seil Island, the neat white-washed cottages of Ellenabeich were built by the slate quarrymen working on nearby Easdale Island. It is in a beautiful location on the waters edge facing the jetty and taking advantage of the wonderful seascape.

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Monaveen Lodge,Seil Island
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  4 sleeps 
maximum

Monaveen Lodge    Seil Island

Cross the Atlantic Bridge to the Isle of Seil, only 16 miles from Oban - the Queen of the Western Isles. Oban offers the amenities of a larger town and a fantastic opportunity to explore the outer Isles (Mull, Iona, Coll etc.). This unique location has stunning views and sunsets over the mountains of Mull and outer Islands.

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Point Steadings, Isle of Lismore
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  6 sleeps 
maximum

Point Steadings     Isle of Lismore

Idyllically set on the beautiful island of Lismore, overlooking the sea and hills of Appin, these adjoining converted steadings (SEEH & UQD) are spacious and full of character. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the properties stand just 100 yards from the passenger ferry slipway, giving easy access to the mainland with a 10-minute crossing time. There is sea fishing on the doorstep and an abundance of wildlife

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Seabank Cottage, Seil
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  12 sleeps 
maximum

Seabank Cottage     Seil

This spacious detached cottage is situated in one of the most scenic areas of Southern Argyll by the famous 'Bridge over the Atlantic'. Boasting superb uninterrupted sea views and direct access to the beach from the rear of the property, it is tastefully furnished, and offers excellent accommodation for families and larger parties.

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Tigh An Uillt, Isle of Lismore
No pets  2 sleeps 
maximum

Tigh An Uillt     Isle of Lismore

Cosy and comfortable, this little cottage nestles in a quiet charming township, in a lovely landscape close to the sea. Surrounded by open countryside, it has its own sitting-out area by a little burn.

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Pier House, Seil Island
No pets  4 sleeps 
maximum

Pier House     Seil Island

Sitting in this unique location overlooking Seil Sound on the Isle of Seil. Descend to the slate beach by the terraced steps in the garden, and watch the working life at the pier, the sea life and boats pottering about the water. The historic conservation village of Ellenabeich is close by and has tea and craft shops and public house/restaurant. A 9 hole golf course is on your doorstep ...

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