Cottages in Argyll and Bute

Forest Cottage    Ardmaddy Castle

In a magnificent setting by the sea, Ardmaddy Castle sits in its own bay with unrivalled views over Seil Sound and the world famous local Slate Islands, designated one of Scotland’s National Scenic Areas. Graded ‘4 Star’ by the Scottish Tourist Board, these four cottages (SBZ, SRW, SRX and SRY) and Caddleton Farmhouse (UNP) are set in secluded, peaceful locations around the estate and offer an ideal base for exploring this stunning part of the West Coast of Scotland.

The Stables    Ardmaddy Castle    nr Oban

In a magnificent setting by the sea, Ardmaddy Castle sits in its own bay with unrivalled views over Seil Sound and the world famous local Slate Islands, designated one of Scotland’s National Scenic Areas. Graded ‘4 Star’ by the Scottish Tourist Board, these four cottages (SBZ, SRW, SRX and SRY) and Caddleton Farmhouse (UNP) are set in secluded, peaceful locations around the estate and offer an ideal base for exploring this stunning part of the West Coast of Scotland.

Airdeny Chalets    Taynuilt

Our seven comfy cottages offer the perfect hideaway in beautiful Western Scotland.

Choose from two-bedroom or three-bedroom timber chalets, each decked out with everything you could possibly need. Nestled in 3.5 acres, the chalets look up towards the spectacular Ben Cruachan and over Glen Etive. We have our own bluebell wood and are often visited by a myriad of wildlife. Ideally located for walking, cycling, wildlife watching, and touring the area. So come, enjoy our hospitality and have a relaxing holiday you'll never forget!

Garden Cottage    Tyndrum

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, Glencoe 28 miles and Fort William 47 miles. Tyndrum is Scotland’s only national park located on the A82, at the junction of Oban and Fort William. There are excellent facilities in the village, including pub, mini market, restaurant, fish and chips cafe, petrol station, cash machines and two railway stations.

Colmac - Kames Castle Estate    Rothesay    Isle of Bute

Situated in a wonderful coastal location in Kames Bay on the east side of Bute, the lovely traditional stone cottages that form Kames Castle (refs SSBA, SSBB, SSBC, SSBD, SSBE, SSBF, SSBG and SSBH) are situated in approximately 19.5 acres of woodland and parkland and provide a superb, secluded location. Within the estate there is a wonderful B listed, 18th century walled garden containing a listed Victorian greenhouse with productive vines, tennis court, river running through and plentiful walks and wildlife to observe.

Lochead Chalets and Malabar    Ellary    Loch Caolisport

Ellary and Castle Sween estates lie between Lochs Sween & Caolisport. This is the scenery which has made the West Coast of Scotland famous. The shore has rocky outcrops, sandy beaches and and just cries out to be explored. The Chalets are situated at the head of Loch Caolisport with lovely views down the Loch from the large verandahs. Perfect for small young families. A holiday at Ellary and Castle Sween is also interesting to anglers; to cyclists and mountain bikers who can explore the private estate roads and tracks; to photographers and golfers. Or simply relax and enjoy the peace and quiet, which is probably the main attraction of Ellary and Castle Sween.

Queensgate    Tarbert

Amidst a stunning backdrop of rugged mountains, this spacious Victorian first floor holiday villa sits only yards from the shoreline and boasts panoramic views over Loch Fyne and the Cowal Peninsula. Tarbert, the gateway to Kintyre, offers local shops, pubs and restaurants and local events include the Brewin Dolphin Scottish Series yacht race, Tarbert Music Festival and Tarbert Fair.

Tigh Bhan Studio    Duror

The Studio, a one bedroomed cottage is beautifully designed with vaulted ceiling, wood burning stove and bright colourful furnishings. The bedroom has a king sized bed with bath and shower en-suite, outside there is a private garden and decking from which to enjoy the wild birds. The Studio is just a few minutes stroll from Cuil Bay with its stunning sunsets, dramatic coastline and variety of wild life including otters and sea eagles. It is ideal to use as a base for walking, cycling and exploring the wider area.

Barrmains Cottage    Bellochantuy    near Campbeltown

Close to the beach, this cosy, detached, single-store cottage enjoys wonderful views and is in an ideal holiday location for exploring Kintyre. Situated close to the sea, 200 yards, there are opportunities for coastal walks, boat trips, otter spotting, sea angling, surfing and kite flying. For walking enthusiasts discover the Kintyre Way (87 miles long). The area has five golf courses. Daily ferries to Arran, Gigha and Islay are easily reached. Shop, pub and restaurant 1½ miles.

Bute    Toward    near Dunoon

This stunning B listed country house, dating back to 1817, was once the seat of the McGorrie Lamonts and has huge historical importance throughout the area. Fabulously restored and divided into apartments(refs SYYE, SYYF, SYYG and SYYH), Knockdow House offers a superb level of holiday accommodation and is located on a 6000-acre estate on the Cowal Peninsula. Throughout the estate there are beautiful landscaped gardens, ponds, river, fishing loch (fly fishing by prior arrangement) and woodland and coastal walks, with a diverse range of fauna and flora.

Stonycroft    Lochgoilhead    near Cairndow

Situated in the heart of the village only a few minutes’ walk from the shores of Loch Goil, this detached bungalow provides very comfortable holiday accommodation. An ideal location to explore this scenic area, which is part of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, with Inveraray, Loch Lomond and the Cowal Peninsula within easy reach. The village is approached via Hells Glen and the famous ’Rest and be Thankful’ valley. Bicycle and boat hire available locally, as well as a 9-hole golf course and pony trekking.

Kyles Bank    near Tighnabruaich

Kyles Bank is on the shores of the Kyles of Bute looking across to the uninhabited northern end of Bute and with spectacular views of Arran some 20 miles away. It has 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 spacious reception rooms, a large lawn and private mooring. There are walking and boating options in every direction and the Cowal Way passes the front gate. There are a number of excellent local restaurants, a sailing school and a leisure complex with pool, hot tubs, gym at Portavadie 10 minutes away.

The Old Smithy    Port Appin

With stunning views across Loch Linnhe to the Port Appin lighthouse and the Morven hills beyond, this beautiful detached stone cottage is deceptively spacious and has been lovingly restored. The Old Smithy is set in its own garden in the pretty village of Port Appin and is ideally located for those wishing to explore the west coast of Scotland and the Inner Isles.Surrounded by breathtaking scenery this is a popular area with walkers and cyclists.

Bayview    Carradale

Situated in the pretty fishing village of Carradale, this spacious, detached house has been beautifully renovated and has lovely views across fields and golf course to Carradale Bay and Kilbrannan Sound. Bayview is a wonderful holiday base from which to explore the unspoilt surroundings of Carradale, the Kintyre Peninsula and the nearby islands of Arran, Gigha, Islay and Jura. The beautiful, rugged countryside and coastline can be explored through walking or cycling. Wildlife reserve, horse riding, sea fishing and sandy beaches available locally. Shop 100 yards, pub/hotel 125 yards.

Coachmans    Ardlamont Estate    Tighnabruaich

Amidst a stunning secluded location with a 1½ mile private beach, this really is the perfect place for a relaxing holiday or family celebrations and is just 4 miles from the nearest villages. Nestling in 460 acres of unspoilt natural woodland, Ardlamont Estate is ideal for large parties and weddings. It is located in an area of stunning natural beauty with hills, glens, rugged coastlines, white beaches, clear waters and ancient forests.

Auchinellan House    Ford    Loch Awe

Enjoying an elevated position with magnificent views and overlooking Loch Ederline, this detached Victorian house is ideal holiday accommodation for family holidays. This spacious and pleasantly furnished property is situated in 20 acres of gardens and wooded grounds and is part of a 900 acre estate. It.is one mile from the village of Ford, at the south western end of Loch Awe in the Kilmartin Glen which is rich in historical and archaeological sites and has some excellent restaurants. Explore the ruins of Carnassarie Castle, or fish in Loch Awe.

Mrs Rowan's Cottage    Ford    near Loch Awe

This charming, detached holiday cottage, set in 20 acres of gardens and wooded grounds, part of a small highland estate of 900 acres, and just 1 mile from the village of Ford. Ford is situated at the south western end of Loch Awe - renowned for its fishing. Nearby is Kilmartin, in the heart of Kilmartin Glen, famous for its historical and archaeological sites with standing stones, castles and ancient cairns.

Boathouse Chalet    Connel

Charming detached self catering accomodation on the shore of Loch Etive with beautiful scenery and wildlife on your doorstep. Only 5 miles from Oban and ideally situated for walking, cycling, kayaking, golfing, sailing and exploring the area and the islands. We also have a small slipway to the shore suitable for launching kayaks/canoes. It has its own garden and sitting out area by the loch.

Craiguillean    Ardmaddy Castle

In a magnificent setting by the sea, Ardmaddy Castle sits in its own bay with unrivalled views over Seil Sound and the world famous local Slate Islands, designated one of Scotland’s National Scenic Areas. Graded ‘4 Star’ by the Scottish Tourist Board, these four cottages (SBZ, SRW, SRX and SRY) and Caddleton Farmhouse (UNP) are set in secluded, peaceful locations around the estate and offer an ideal base for exploring this stunning part of the West Coast of Scotland.

Blarghour Farm Self Catering    South Lochaweside

Blarghour, is a farm of 2,000 acres situated by the shores of Loch Awe offering four holiday cottages with hill and/or loch view sleeping 2, 4, 5, & 6. Guests are welcome to walk on the farm; old ruined settlements, nearby forest track, ospreys, occasional eagle, red deer and bountiful flora. Fishing & boat hire available locally. Dalmally, Inveraray and Kilmartin Glen 30 mins. Open all year (central heating) with short breaks late autumn to early spring. STB 4 star. Non-smoking.

Bonawe House    Taynuilt

Bonawe House is an eighteenth century Scottish country house set in its own beautiful and secluded grounds, with views over Loch Etive. 6 holiday cottages set in a courtyard and 2 apartments within the main house.

Situated between Loch Etive and Ben Cruachan, on the edge of the delightful village of Taynuilt. Shops, hotels, tearooms, all within 15 minutes quiet walk of the cottages. Only half an hour from Oban. As leader of Oban MRT Damon is ideally placed to give you any advice on walks in the area.

South Lodge    Ford    near Lochgilphead

Ederline is a family owned working hill farm of around 13,000 acres of some of the most breathtaking scenery in Argyle and Bute. Finchairn Cottage (ref UKC1707) is a secluded cottage completely on its own in an elevated position overlooking Lock Awe. Situated in a truly get away from it all location, about a mile along a farm track, with wonderful views of the open hills.

Dunstaffnage Holiday Cottage    Dunbeg    near Oban

Set in a peaceful location, this detached holiday cottage, adjacent to the owners’ home, is tastefully furnished and well-equipped. There is a quiet beach, Dunstaffnage Castle and Scottish Oceans Explorer Centre (including a cafe) are all within a 5-10 minute walk. Oban, a small, bustling fishing town, with an array of shops, bars and restaurants, is close by. From the harbour there are regular ferries to the Inner Hebrides, including Mull, Staffa and Iona, all bursting with a wonderful habitat of wildlife.

Achavalich Cottage    Clachan near Tarbert

Enjoying views over the countryside, this detached holiday cottage is an ideal base for exploring the Kintyre Peninsula, with ferries to Arran, Gigha, Jura and Islay nearby. Kintyre has miles of unspoilt coastline with sandy beaches surrounded by rolling hills, wooded landscapes and lochs. Some of the best golf courses in Scotland can be found nearby and other activities include fishing, horse riding, cycling, walking and surfing. Campbeltown and Lochgilphead are within easy reach and offer a variety of bars, restaurants and shops. Shop ¼ mile, pub and restaurant 11 miles.

Iona Cottage    Barcaldine    near Benderloch

Enjoying a peaceful setting in the grounds of Barcaldine House, a 16th century mansion, these holiday cottages are an ideal base from which to explore this magnificient part of the west coast of Scotland. Iona Cottage (ref 29133), Tiree Cottage (ref 29578)and Staffa (ref 30835) adjoin the owner’s home, whilst Easdale Cottage (ref 29134) stands detached. Close to the village of Benderloch and the sandy beach at Tralee Bay, there are plenty of attractions to visit, including the Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary, Castle Stalker, Bonawe Iron Works and Cruachan Hollow Mountain.

No 3 Esplanade Court    Oban

Esplanade Court is situated in a particularly superb location overlooking Oban Bay, on the lovely west coast of Scotland. The holiday apartments have qualified for the STB 4 Star rating. They are equipped and furnished to a good standard with each one having a panoramic view over the bay and out to the isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore. Oban is a lively west coast town with lots going on for the visitor.

Lurach    Port Appin

Ideally located with direct access to the shores of Loch Lihnne, this spacious, semi-detached holiday cottage, adjoining the owners’ home, has magnificent views across the sea to the Island of Lismore and the Morven Hills. On the edge of the pretty fishing village of Port Appin, and half way between Fort William and Oban the cottage is a superb base for exploring the west coast of Scotland. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery this is a popular area with walkers and cyclists.

Rockvale    Innellan    near Dunoon

Boasting superb sea views and a large balcony, this spacious, upper villa conversion is located in the village of Innellan, just 25 yards from the shore and within walking distance of two pubs serving excellent food and a local shop. There is also pony trekking, golf and tennis in the village. Innellan is an excellent base for walking and cycling along the shore and around the peninsula to Loch Striven and in the forest above, providing wonderful views of Arran, Bute and Cumbrae.

Rosebank    Rothesay    Isle of Bute

Boasting stunning views, this well situated holiday apartment is located on the most accessible of the west coast islands. Relax as you explore the gently, undulating hills and catch glimpses of the wildlife and marvel at the vistas. For such a compact island, Bute offers varied landscapes from the lush, fertile and rolling hills to the craggy, heather covered moorlands and the delightful sandy beaches around the coastline.

Pier Cottage    Kilmun    near Dunoon

Situated on the shores of the Holy Loch, in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, this restored, former ticket office is ideal for a relaxing holiday. Standing detached at the end of Kilmun Pier, this property offers a variety of activities, including walking, fishing, cycling, golf, quad biking and a range of watersports. The area abounds with wildlife, and visitors can take a leisurely stroll through woodland gardens at nearby Benmore Botanic Gardens. Further afield, there are day excursions to Inveraray, Oban and Loch Lomond.

Milton Byre    Rothesay    Isle of Bute

Situated amongst the rolling countryside of the ever popular Isle of Bute, this adjoining cottage offers an ideal holiday location from which to explore the dramatic coastline and stunning scenery of the island. For the outdoor enthusiast, walking, cycling, golf, fishing, sailing and watersports are in abundance. The wildlife is outstanding with deer, pheasant, otter and eagle readily seen. Visit the Victorian Gothic mansion of Mount Stuart, Bute Museum, Rothesay Castle and the fabulous gardens of Ascog Hall and Ardencraig.

The Byre - Home Farm    Glendaruel

Amidst a glorious landscape of unspoilt wooded glens, fragmented coastline, stunning sea lochs and breathtaking bays, the delightful cottages at Home Farm nestle in the peaceful wooded valley of the River Ruel. The steading and cottages, formerly the home farm to the estate, have been lovingly restored and are very comfortably furnished in contemporary Scottish style.

Craigdhu Farmhouse    Ardfern

A most attractive old farmhouse, only yards from the sea, Craigdhu has recently been renovated to a very high standard. This spacious family house has five bedrooms and sleeps nine. There is a large games room with a full-sized pool table and table tennis. Boats, bikes and a double kayak are provided. With almost an acre of garden to explore it is a delightful place to holiday at any time of the year. The excellent Ardfern village shop is just a mile down the road.

Kilmun (Avich Lodge)    Lochavich

Kilmun is a beautifully constructed Norwegian pine lodge located in a peaceful glen, with stunning views over Loch Avich and the surrounding hills. It's spacious, warm and well-equipped, including WiFi, with a wide variety of walks and cycle trails nearby. From gentle forest strolls and lochside paths to craggy coastlines, rocky islands or the summit of Ben Cruachan, there's something for everyone.

The area is a haven for wildlife too. Deer, red squirrel, pine marten, eagle and osprey are all frequent visitors to Lochavich - or maybe spot a beaver at Knapdale!

The Factors House    Kilmartin Glen

This holiday property is beside the owner’s home in the middle of Kilmartin Glen in the heart of Mid Argyll, an area of beautiful scenery, steeped in history and rich in wildlife. The Glen is one of the most important prehistoric sites on the Scottish mainland, and there are a wealth of standing stones, stone circles, cairns and rock carvings to explore, dating from the Neolithic and early Bronze Age, with the remains of Dunadd Fort, home of the ancient kings of Scotland, just four miles away.

Clachan    near Clachan Seil    near Oban

This wonderful, well-presented property, is nestled in a peaceful tranquil position and enjoys splendid scenery across the enchanting Isle of Seil and beyond. Perfect for families and groups seeking a coastal, country retreat, but within easy reach of all local amenities.

Four bedrooms, two ensuite and all with spectacular views, bathroom and 2 separate WCs, lounge with open fire, TV/DVD, WiFi and stunning views, well equipped kitchen diner, utility, large enclosed mature garden, ample parking, central heating. Short walk to pub, restaurant and sea shore, shop 2 miles.

The Study    South Lochaweside

Late 16th century Ardbrecknish House is in a magnificent Highland setting with wonderful views of mountains and glens. These attractive holiday properties are set amid 20 acres of mature woodland close to beautiful Loch Awe - 26 miles long and Britain’s longest freshwater loch.

Easdale Cottage    Barcaldine    near Benderloch

Enjoying a peaceful setting in the grounds of Barcaldine House, a 16th century mansion, these holiday cottages are an ideal base from which to explore this magnificient part of the west coast of Scotland. Iona Cottage (ref 29133), Tiree Cottage (ref 29578)and Staffa (ref 30835) adjoin the owner’s home, whilst Easdale Cottage (ref 29134) stands detached. Close to the village of Benderloch and the sandy beach at Tralee Bay, there are plenty of attractions to visit, including the Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary, Castle Stalker, Bonawe Iron Works and Cruachan Hollow Mountain.

Tigh A Vullin    Ardfern

With the shore and village pub, shops and restaurants only a stroll away, this peaceful cottage offers a great base for a relaxing break. A stream runs through its garden, which also boasts a games room and hot tub in a gazebo in the garden, whilst the village itself is a haven for sailing and water sports. Argyll’s craggy coastline of hidden beaches is a delight to explore. Visitors can enjoy fishing on-site (rainbow trout) or sample the local catch at nearby restaurants.

Moy    near Achnamra

Enjoying lovely views and sunsets over Loch Sween and Jura, Cruinn (ref URW) and Moy ( ref UXU) are comfortable holiday cottages on the owner’s working farm. Cruinn stands beside natural woodland, and Moy is situated within a wooded glade and offers opportunities to watch deer from the windows or explore the seashore where seals and otters may be spotted playing. This secluded peninsula abounds with birds, flowers and wildlife, with seals, otters, deer and badgers. There are several sandy beaches and opportunities for walking, cycling, riding and boating.

Harbour View    Oban

Located in Oban town centre, this first floor apartment is well-equipped and is ideal for those wishing to explore the west coast of Scotland by day and sample the variety of restaurants and bars in the evening. It is also a great base for touring Argyll and the Highlands. Oban is a small bustling harbour town and has a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants. McCaigs Folly towers above the town and the distillery offers the keen connoisseur a chance to sample a wee dram.

Marnoc - Kames Castle Estate    Rothesay    Isle of Bute

Situated in a wonderful coastal location in Kames Bay on the east side of Bute, the lovely traditional stone cottages that form Kames Castle (refs SSBA, SSBB, SSBC, SSBD, SSBE, SSBF, SSBG and SSBH) are situated in approximately 19.5 acres of woodland and parkland and provide a superb, secluded location. Within the estate there is a wonderful B listed, 18th century walled garden containing a listed Victorian greenhouse with productive vines, tennis court, river running through and plentiful walks and wildlife to observe.

Old Mill Cottage    Duror    near Appin

This delightful semi-detached cottage is situated in the small hamlet of Duror and has been tastefully restored retaining much of its quaint character. To the rear of the cottage there is a lovely garden with views of the surrounding mountains and a variety of wildlife, including visiting pine martens. There are plenty of walks literally on your doorstep and the Sustrans cycle track from Glencoe to Oban runs through the hamlet. Cuil Bay beach is only a mile away with amazing views across Loch Linnhe to the Morven Hills.

Cameron Lodge Cottage    Innellan    near Dunoon

Situated just a number of yards from the seashore, this detached, single-storey cottage is located adjacent to the owner’s home close to the village of Innellan, and is within walking distance of a local shop and two pubs serving fine food. There is also a golf course and tennis courts within the village.Innellan serves as an excellent base to begin walking or cycling along the coast and around the peninsula to Loch Striven.

Stonefield Farm Cottage    Glen Massan    near Dunoon

A warm charming holiday cottage situated in a quiet glen within Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. This converted stable is attached to the working farmhouse and has spectacular panoramic views of the Holy loch and beyond over the Firth of Clyde. Dog walking and cycling routes direct from the cottage. It is a good place to observe wildlife including red squirrels, buzzards and deer. It forms an ideal base for touring Argyll with the Benmore Botanic Gardens, clay shooting, quad biking, golf and fishing close by.

Torsa - Willowburn Cottages    Clachan Seil    near Oban

With wonderful views across the gardens to the Atlantic these two holiday properties are in an enviable location with direct access to the shoreline. Situated on the Isle of Seil and linked to the mainland by the famous ’Bridge over the Atlantic’ it is an ideal base for touring. There are fascinating archaeological sites, beautiful castles and gardens all within easy reach. Enjoy leisurely walks, sea fishing, water sports and golf.

Loch Aweside Forest Cabins    Dalavich    Loch Awe

A selection of charming, well equipped log cabins, sleeping up to 8. Cabins have a wealth of character and are located in peaceful, woodland settings, close to the banks of beautiful loch Awe.

We aim to provide a true log cabin experience with many character features including, vaulted ceilings, raised verandas and most cabins have wood burning stoves. Whether you require a base to explore Argyll and the west coast, simply enjoy the local area or just relax and be at one with nature our cabins provide the perfect location.

Alma Cottage    Tyndrum

Alma Cottage is a traditional, end-terrace cottage situated in the popular village of Tyndrum in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. This cottage sleeps six people in three zip/link bedrooms, consisting of one king-size double and two doubles, one of which is on the ground floor. The cottage also has a ground floor bathroom, a kitchen and a sitting room. Outside there is off road parking for two cars, a front seating area and a lawned garden with furniture.

Sula    Seil Island

Situated on the Island of Seil with views over the ’Atlantic Bridge’, this detached, single storey cottage, just yards from the shore has direct access to the Clachan Sound. Enjoy walking, sea fishing, watersports, golf and wildlife. Take a boat trip to Corryvreckan Whirlpool or the passenger ferry to the car free island of Easdale. Visit archaeological sites, castles and gardens, the bustling town of Oban, 12 ½ miles, has shops, seafood restaurants, bars and ferries to the surrounding islands. Shops 2 miles, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

Larch    Blairmore    near Dunoon

Larch Cottage is a lovely detached property which sits on the hillside beside three other holiday cottages and the owner’s home overlooking Loch Long and the Firth of Clyde, near Dunoon and is situated within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. Sited close to the Argyll Forest which offers numerous forest tracks, marked walks and cycleways, all easily accessible and right on your doorstep.