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Auchgoyle Bay Cottage is the perfect base to explore Argyll – the Coast of the Gaels. The cottage is in the small village of Minard, just south of Inveraray and has direct views across the ever-changing panorama of Loch Fyne.

Minard is located in mid-Argyll in the heart of Argyll and Bute, close to Inveraray the home of the Duke of Argyll and the impressive Inveraray Castle. Auchgoyle Bay Cottage is well placed for you to explore the area with Inveraray and Lochgilphead close by. There are several walks in Minard village and Forestry Commission walks a short drive away. There are also forestry tracks accessible for off-road cycling. Inveraray is a picturesque town with the Castle and Jail as the main attraction. You can explore the Castle grounds for free, including the walk up to the Dun na Cuaiche - the distinctive folly on top of the hill that overlooks the town. There are restaurants to suit all tastes in the town. On the way to Inveraray you will pass Auchindrain, a nationally important open air museum based on the historic township where you can see how the people of Argyll used to live. If you venture towards Lochgilphead you find the Crinan Canal with the tow path walk/cycle route that takes you to Crinan with views out towards Jura and the Atlantic. Kilmartin is a short drive away with the ancient standing stones, burial cairns and distinctive carved cup and ring marks. You can also crown yourself as king or queen of Scotland at Dunadd fort. There are also regular events that draw on the artistic and musical heritage of the area - for example the Artmap Argyll open studio event, the Best of the West music and food festival and Fyne Fest, the event hosted by the Fyne Ales brewery at the head of Loch Fyne.

Beautiful traditional fisherman’s cottage on the banks of Loch Fyne. Perfect location to explore the rugged beauty of the west coast of Scotland but only a short drive from two main towns of Inverary and Lochgilphead. The cottage has been sympathetically restored but retains all mod cons and a great wood burner. The views are breathtaking and the beach literally a stones throw from the cottage. A large garden overlooks the Loch shore and there is ample free private parking for two cars.

The outstanding Loch views in a small village setting with hill walks and a comfortable traditional cottage near Crarae National Trust Gardens.

Minard is a string of small cottages and houses halfway between the Argyll towns of Inverary and Lochgilphead. So peaceful ,tranquil and beautiful but accessible with the journeys to Glasgow a mere 1h 15m. Great for hiking, sailing and exploring the wonders of the West Coast of Scotland

This is the perfect location for your holiday or short break in Scotland. This luxurious and contemporary property in its beautiful location will leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed. Less than 90 minutes drive from Glasgow Airport and only 15 minutes to the scenic and historic town of Inveraray, the Lodge provides an excellent base for exploring the beautiful west coast of Scotland.

Tigh na Bruaich Lodge sleeps up to 9 adults comfortably across four luxurious bedrooms, one of which is en suite. There is an abundance of outdoor space including a mature garden and decked areas at various levels around the property, with excellent views over Loch Fyne and the surrounding hills. Eat, drink, relax and of course enjoy the hot tub. Inside, relax in front of the fire in the spacious lounge, with breathtaking views across the loch from either the main living area or the mezzanine. The modern open plan kitchen, living and dining area allows you to cook, eat, drink or play without having to leave your friends and family.

Traditional stone terraced cottage with outstanding views over Loch Fyne to Castle Lachlan and Inver Cottage. Sleeps four comfortably. The cottage is situated in an ideal location for visiting the Argyll area. Whether you like walking, cycling, sailing or fishing there's something for everyone.

Traditional stone terraced cottage with outstanding views over Loch Fyne to Castle Lachlan and Inver Cottage. Sleeps four comfortably. The cottage is situated in an ideal location for visiting the Argyll area. Whether you like walking, cycling, sailing or fishing there's something for everyone. Walk in the footsteps of ancient Scottish Kings, cycle along the Crinan Canal or fish on the Loch. Or for something more relaxing, visit Fyne Ales at the top of Loch Fyne and sample their craft beers and visit the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar to taste some exceptional Scottish smoked salmon and oysters. Free slipway for launching small boats / kayaks nearby. The cottage is twelve miles south of Inverarary (Castle/Jail/Whisky/Restaurants/Beer Garden). Lots of easy low level walks and cycling routes nearby. For more demanding walks the Arrochar Alps are forty minutes away (eg The Cobbler). If you have time take a day trip to the islands of Gigha or Arran (brewery and distillery). Visit Oban (and perhaps Mull) or Tarbert (great fish and chips). However, a visit to Kilmarten Glen with its many prehistoric sites and Dunadd Fort is a must and is just a 30 minute drive away. Go further afield and visit Campbeltown or the Mull of Kintyre, made famous in the song by Paul McCartney and Wings. The cottage has recently been extended to include a sitting / dining area adjacent to the kitchen. The cozy lounge has views to the loch and features a modern wood burning stove. Bedroom 1 has a King sized bed with a memory foam mattress with views out to the loch. Look out for the fish farm boats heading south in the morning. The bathroom has a large walk-in shower with 10.5kW electric shower. Recently modernised throughout including new modern electric heaters. Large garden area to front and rear of property. A firepit is available for use on a summer's evening to keep the chill and the midges at bay! On property parking with space for up to two cars. Easy access from Glasgow by bus if not travelling by car.

A beautiful, recently refurbished one-bedroom private stone cottage, The Steading is a self-contained cottage just across the courtyard from our main house. It benefits from a lovely setting amongst the Scottish countryside with glorious views across Loch Fyne, and has many unique features. There is ample private parking directly outside the cottage (spaces for two cars with plenty of extra parking if required) and you are free to enjoy the fields and open spaces around you.

A beautifully converted one-bedroom cottage, with a separate bathroom (with bath & electric shower) and an open plan kitchen/dining/living room (which includes a very large, king sized, sofa bed). Wifi throughout and TVs in both the bedroom and sitting room (with Netflix/Amazon etc). A brand new kitchen with fridge, oven & microwave has been recently installed, with a lovely dining table and room for four or more to eat. We are situated in 15 acres of beautiful untouched Argyll countryside, where wild deer roam freely (you will see them in the gardens and often spot them crossing the drive), with more red squirrels and wild birds than you can shake a stick at, and you may even spot the eagles that often can be seen circling overhead. A haven for wildlife, if you enjoy watching the birds or looking for larger sea life in the Loch, we're happy to lend you a pair of binoculars to help you see more! We are happy to provide equipment for any babies/toddlers and well behaved dogs are welcomed (please enquire before booking).

We are next door to the national trust Crarae Gardens, a 50-acre Himalayan style woodland glen, which is truly spectacular and also has a lovely cafe! Just down the road is the Quarry View Garden Centre, which has a cafe and gift shop, and is a frequently used site for many divers to enjoy the abundance of diving sites in the Loch nearby. If you enjoy beautiful castles, and historic sites, then Inveraray is a wonderful town with lots of Inns and cafes to visit, and a particularly interesting old Jail! Well worth a trip on its own. There is an abundance of wildlife with plenty of signposted walks within easy reach, plus the open hills to explore, so it makes the ideal base to get some well needed fresh air and exercise. We are also a great base to explore Kilmartin Glen, home to some of the world's most significant archaeological landscapes, including standing stones, stone circles and rock art - where the special Kilmartin Museum is well worth a visit. We are an easy journey to both Glasgow and Oban, which is a great point to start any trip on the waters around the West Coast.

A 3 bedroom barn conversion adjacent to Leanach Farm. Rural charm with modern facilities. "The back decking area was private and overlooked spectacular views with a regular buzzard soaring overhead daily! Lovely and peaceful, had time to relax and draw." Guest review August 2017

The location The North of Cowal is defined by Loch Fyne on the west and Loch Long on the east of Cowal. It is quite distinctively rugged with a feeling of great remoteness, yet easily accessed being just over an hour from Glasgow via the scenic drive along the shores of Loch Lomond and up over the Rest-and-be-Thankful by the Arrochar Alps. The cottage is well placed for enjoying a rural holiday, at the same time as being a relaxing and comfortable base from which to tour the scenic Cowal Peninsula, or further afield to Inveraray, Oban and Glencoe. 3 miles south of Strachur village and just off the road to the Isle of Bute ferry. 3 miles from Inver, a small, characterful restaurant on the shores of Loch Fyne. introducing fyne byre cottage Who can resist a barn conversation? Who can resist a barn conversion done my an interior designer? Two years of work has resulted in a thoughtful and beautifully renovated farm building, available from the summer of 2017 as a quality holiday let. You arrive at the cottage via the shared gate with Leanach Farmhouse (not a working farm). Parking to the front of the cottage. BBQ built into the wall with a seating area and fire pit. Provide your own charcoal. The cottage is on one level. Ramp access from the parking area. You enter via a porch which open up to the kitchen, dining area and lounge. The open hallway to the bedrooms give the cottage a spacious feel. From the lounge a door takes you to the ‘Secret Garden’. This is where you will be spending most of your time outside. A delight to relax on the raised deck area with views over the fields to the hills. Completely private, no houses, no roads, no traffic – bliss. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars to watch the bird life. The lounge has a TV with SKY package, a multi fuel stove, logs provided, as well as a large comfortable sofa and a swivel chair. Hardwood flooring throughout the cottage. Decorated with a mix of original paintings and prints, many of which are for sale. Dining table for 6 between the lounge and kitchen. Fully equipped kitchen with all the crockery and utensils you need for a self cater holiday. The owners, Samantha and Ian, are nearby in Leanach Farmhouse. Close enough to offer advice on what to see and do in the area, as well as give support if needed. Your privacy is respected. BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS Bedroom 1: Made to measure double with stair access to a single bed above. Storage space below the bed. Sleep 3. Bedroom 2: Made to measure king sized bed. There is a cleverly designed pull-out children’s bed to the left of the stairs (see picture gallery). Entry arch to the stylish open bathroom & WC. Chest of drawers for storage. Sleep 2 + 1 child. Bedroom 3: Double bed with wardrobe and chest of drawers. Sleep 2. 1 family shower room FACILITIES Wi-Fi Linen & towels provided Beds are made up for your arrival Multi fuel stove in the living room One large basket of logs provided. Extra logs can be purchased from the farmhouse Oil fired central heating throughout Modern kitchen with toaster, kettle, microwave, fridge & small freezer compartment 5 hob cooking range with oven and grill Nespresso Coffee Pod Machine – bring your own capsules plus a cafetiere Travel cot and high chair available on request Washing machine – access to a shared whirligig in the garden Iron Hairdryer Parking for two cars by the cottage No smoking Pet – £30 One dog is welcome on request. Please check at the time of booking. PRACTICAL INFO Entry: A key safe code is sent with the directions. You are not met my anyone – you let yourself in The Starter Pack – More than enough to get started. You will find reasonable (but not unlimited!) supplies of: Toilet rolls,Bin bag, cleaning cloth, washing up liquid, fire lighters and logs, tea, coffee & milk. Mobile phone – Vodafone is the main provider in the area Shopping: Small grocery store in Strachur 3 miles or the Co-Op in Inveraray

The north of the Cowal Peninsula is a scenic area of sea and inland lochs, mountains and quiet touring.

The Old Post Office Cottage in Furnace on the shores of Loch Fyne provides very comfortable family accommodation comprising an open plan lounge/dining/kitchen, garden/family room, 3 bedrooms, family bathroom, WC and utility area. Of traditional stone build dating from the early 1800s, it is ideally located for exploring Argyll, one of Scotland’s most beautiful areas with Inveraray to the north, Crinan and Kilmartin to the south (Sunday Times July 14th 2019).

The cottage is entered through the utility room to an open plan kitchen and breakfast bar with stools/sitting area. The dining area is accessed through the TV and DVD area leading on to the garden/family room with double doors to the back private garden. The bathroom with wc, whb, bath with electric power shower over bath is located on the ground floor with a further wc and whb on the upper floor. A spiral stairs lead to the first floor, which comprises a double room with king size bed, a twin room and a third bedroom with bunkbeds. Travel cot and high chair are available. There is oil fired central heating throughout. Modern kitchen with toaster, kettle, microwave, fridge-freezer, electric cooker. Iron Hairdryers Parking for two cars No smoking One dog is welcome on request - £30. We ask that dogs are not allowed on the furniture. Shopping: small grocery store in the village with more facilities at Inveraray.

The Cottage is spoilt by the wealth of history and natural beauty in the surrounding area. There is an abundance of superb walks and beaches within easy reach. The rolling hills, fields and coastline provide endless inspiration to artists and craftspeople. Furnace village has a post office/general store and a children's play area. Loch Fyne is home to dolphins and seals as well as the occasional summer sighting of basking sharks. There are many local attractions and you can even tour the Isles - ferries from Oban. Look back into Scottish History to the standing stones and circles of Kilmartin Glen. Crinan is around 20 miles south also beautiful to visit and at the head of the famous canal as described in the Sunday Times July 14th 2019. Argyll has some of the most picturesque villages and scenery in Scotland and should be explored at the earliest opportunity. Around Furnace you have Inveraray, Loch Lomond, Oban and Lochgilphead, each with individual character and secrets to be explored. The infamous Loch Fyne Oysters is close at hand. Inveraray boasts tourist attractions, walks, architecture and very own Castle with an abundance of restaurants, pubs, craft and souvenir shops and evan an art gallery. In Cairndow, Ardkinglas Estate has its own Robert Lorimer designed Mansion House and Woodland Gardens. There's also a brewery in Cairndow, Fyne Ales, where tours and tastings can be arranged. A perfect base from which to explore all the attractions and activities this area has to offer. An hours drive from Glasgow and two from Edinburgh. Public transport services nearby providing excellent and hassle free links to two of Scotland’s major cities - Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Simple, Comfy and Welcoming room in cottage beside Loch Fyne. This listing is complimentary to my other listing of "Tigh Beag: Simple, Comfy and Welcoming". It lists an extra double bedroom (with King-size bed) in my cottage - available to accommodate extra guests attending local events.

Double room with King-size bed. Simple furniture - walls decorated with interesting pieces of driftwood. Wake up to views over the loch. Shower room. Bathroom with bath-tub. Kitchen with ingredients for a simple breakfast - help yourself. Or share a pot of my 'very excellent' traditional porridge made with steel-cut pinhead oatmeal. Use the kitchen to cook, or perhaps head out to Inveraray for a wide selection of eating places.

This old fisherman's cottage is about 1 mile south of Furnace. In Furnace there is a Village Store/Post Office. The situation of Tigh Beag is convenient with easy access from the A83 - plenty of parking space in a private driveway. A bonus is the access to the loch shore - lots of wonderful granite boulders, seaweed ...... rugged. Interesting in all weather - crashing storms or flat, glassy calm AND always changing. Of course you can always enjoy watching the ever changing scenery from the comfort of an easychair in the conservatory.

Fairfield is a delightful, two bedroomed Edwardian cottage all on one level. It is situated on the northern shore of Loch Fyne, has panoramic views of the loch and hills and is ideal for doorstep walking up into the hills or along the shores of the Loch. It is also a perfect base from which to explore the West Highlands. The cottage has been newly renovated and furnished with a fine eye to detail, from the comfortable beds, to the fine linen and soft furnishings which reflect the Highlands.

Although a cottage, Fairfield has high ceilings and good sized rooms- including a lovely conservatory- altogether making it feel light airy and spacious, to accommodate 4. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed and there are 2 singles in the twin room. All beds have electric under blankets & luxury bedding ,linen and towels -(included).

Local post office and village store 3-5 minute walk away. Great for essentials /milk /bread / newspapers. A basket of complimentary logs will be left inside and more available in log store if you need to top up.

Tigh Na Mara is a warm, comfortable, pet friendly, fully equipped 3 bedroom (sleeps 6) family holiday home with direct access to the shores of Loch Fyne from the bottom of the garden.

Tigh Na Mara is just 7 miles south of Inveraray in the popular, friendly village of Furnace. There are direct links to Glasgow, Oban and Campbeltown. The property has a private driveway for 3 cars. The property has 3 bedrooms and 2 shower rooms as well as a comfortable lounge and well equipped kitchen. The cottage has direct access to the shores of Loch Fyne from the privacy of the back garden. Perfect for fishing, boating, water sports, hill walking, walking, and beach combing or just enjoying a drink and alfresco dining on the extensive deck taking in the view and watching the abundant wildlife. Ideally situated for cycling and the many local walks. You could even bag a couple of Munros. We provide a shed for our guests to store any outdoor equipment if they wish. The property is ideally situated to explore the many islands and all that Argyll & Bute and the surrounding area has to offer. FOR OUR SMALLEST GUESTS Let us take some of the load... On request we can provide (free of charge) A travel cot with bassinette (suitable from birth) Larger travel cot for toddlers Baby listening monitor 2 sets of cot bedding 2 hooded baby bath towels bath towel (for larger infants) Baby bath Top & tail bowl Changing mat Potty Toilet training seat High chair Stair gates * All baby linen is laundered with branded non bio laundry powder and softener. ** Please request any of the above items upon booking to ensure that we have them ready for your little ones stay. *** All equipment should be checked prior to use by parent or guardian and used under strict supervision (manuals provided) and at guests own risk. FOR OUR FURRY FRIENDS We provide: 2 medium feeding bowls 1 large water dish Little treats

Tigh Na Mara is situated in Furnace, Inveraray and is perfectly central to tour the finest that Argyll and Bute and the surrounding areas have to offer.

Smithy Cottage is the oldest occupied house in the area it was built in the early 1700s it was as the name suggests a blacksmiths cottage and the old work shop is now a ruin but part still stands. I will provide clean towels bedding, tea, coffee and almost anything on request within reason I also offer mountain bikes x 2 for hire and two sea fishing kayaks, rods, life jackets, boat hire and fishing trips. Pet accommodation can be provided for cats and dogs

There is plenty to do around the area even with the scottish climate. I will provide information on stay of local points of history and attractions from castles to old fish traps, if needed I also will provide scottish tourist leaflets or if you wish just to get away from it all it's very quiet here tv, dvds, books and music available and freedoom to walk the local hills in peace. A brief history of the area Tullochgorm is a old township parish which lies one mile south of minard in the county of argyll and bute in western scotland and today comprises of only six inhabited cottages The parish originally supported more scattered hill side crofts, these gradually fell into disuse during the highland clearances and closure of the timbermill in minard estate at the turn of the 19th century . Some of the original dwellings in ruins, were absorbed by forestation by the forestery commission. Smithy Cottage is the oldest remaining inhabited dwelling . During its time it served as the blacksmiths house # the old forge remains as a ruin next to annex #, it has also been a very small school and post office I have traced back in history as far as i can to 1765 to a family of 6 by the name of Martin that lived in this house decendants of the original blacksmith that were shipped to Nova Scotia in the highland clearances by the english. Please do not expect a palace I have tried to keep the place as original as possible since I bought it over a year ago in need of complete renavation. My aim to eventually restore the forge in the future.

Strathlachlan Lodge is a rustic luxury private house set in a mountain and forest location on the east side of Loch Fyne In Argyle one of the most picturesque parts of Scotland. The original building is over 200 yrs old and is styled in a combination of New England and Highland matched together .The place is wood panelled through and painted in various shades with quality furnishings and fittings throughout. Only 1.5hrs from Glasgow you will find a place of peace tranquility and relaxation .

The sense of tranquility of the location and the feeling of relaxation and comfort that one experiences on arrival will delight. We have tried hard to create a comforting atmosphere with good quality fixtures,furnishings and decoration ,quality beds and bed linen ,super efficient heating system plus log burner ,high pressure showers underfloor heating also Sonos sound system a Falcon gas range cooker in the kitchen ,hi speed BT Infinity Wifi Freesat TV and also bikes for your use. The snug with separate TV DVD PS3 is ideal for kids/teenagers to have their own space and leave adults to relax in the main lounge. Argyle is one of the most picturesque parts of Scotland and Strathlachlan is an area of incredible natural beauty which is quiet during the day and silent at night with black skies clean air providing a healthy and refreshing escape from modern life:

There are 10 cottages in the hamlet of Strathlachlan which is quiet during the day and silent at night. The outlook is over open countryside to forrest and mountains on all sides with lovely views up the glen and wonderful walks direct from the lodge. Within a short time you will start to relax and de stress and enjoy the tranquil peaceful atmosphere of the lodge:

Situated in an area of great natural scenic beauty on the fringes of open countryside and near the coastal village of Furnace, near Inveraray in Argyll, Powdermills Bed and Breakfast is set in a sheltered position amid 10 acres of attractive gardens and woodland. The ruins of 19th century gun powder mills also lie within the grounds and are recognised by Historic Environment Scotland as a site of industrial importance.

The house is stylishly open plan providing comfortable Bed and Breakfast accommodation with an emphasis on space and natural light. The sitting and dining areas offer wonderful vistas of the surrounding land and loch.The bedrooms are all on the ground floor and are large and accessible, with ensuite and with patio doors to the gardens. The bedrooms are styled using antique furnishings in contemporary settings and combined with modern conveniences offer the comforts of a boutique hotel experience.

Powdermills Bed and Breakfast in Iveraray, Argyll has links via A83 and A82 offer swift access to central Scotland with rail links and bus services to main west coast lines, Glasgow, Campbeltown and Oban. The locality of Loch Fyne side offers much in the way of outdoor pursuits – cross country cycle routes, hill walking, challenging climbs and the area is well supplied with golf courses. Mid-Argyll presents some of the most dramatic seascapes and landscapes on the West Coast of Scotland and opportunities for sea, river and loch fishing, low ground shoots, deer stalking, boating and yachting.

Fairfield is a delightful, two bedroomed Edwardian cottage all on one level. It is situated on the northern shore of Loch Fyne, has panoramic views of the loch and hills and is ideal for doorstep walking up into the hills or along the shores of the Loch. It is also a perfect base from which to explore the West Highlands. The cottage has been newly renovated and furnished with a fine eye to detail, from the comfortable beds, to the fine linen and soft furnishings which reflect the Highlands.

Although a cottage, Fairfield has high ceilings and good sized rooms- including a lovely conservatory- altogether making it feel light airy and spacious, to accommodate 4. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed and there are 2 singles in the twin room. All beds have electric under blankets & luxury bedding ,linen and towels -(included).

Local post office and village store 3-5 minute walk away. Great for essentials /milk /bread / newspapers. A basket of complimentary logs will be left inside and more available in log store if you need to top up.

Situated in an area of great natural scenic beauty on the fringes of open countryside and near the coastal village of Furnace, near Inveraray in Argyll, Powdermills Bed and Breakfast is set in a sheltered position amid 10 acres of attractive gardens and woodland. The ruins of 19th century gun powder mills also lie within the grounds and are recognised by Historic Environment Scotland as a site of industrial importance.

The house is stylishly open plan providing comfortable Bed and Breakfast accommodation with an emphasis on space and natural light. The sitting and dining areas offer wonderful vistas of the surrounding land and loch.The bedrooms are all on the ground floor and are large and accessible, with ensuite and with patio doors to the gardens. The bedrooms are styled using antique furnishings in contemporary settings and combined with modern conveniences offer the comforts of a boutique hotel experience.

Powdermills Bed and Breakfast in Iveraray, Argyll has links via A83 and A82 offer swift access to central Scotland with rail links and bus services to main west coast lines, Glasgow, Campbeltown and Oban. The locality of Loch Fyne side offers much in the way of outdoor pursuits – cross country cycle routes, hill walking, challenging climbs and the area is well supplied with golf courses. Mid-Argyll presents some of the most dramatic seascapes and landscapes on the West Coast of Scotland and opportunities for sea, river and loch fishing, low ground shoots, deer stalking, boating and yachting.

Castle Lachlan is a beautiful Scottish baronial house set in an estate of 1500 acres and provides the perfect setting for your Scottish Castle vacation. Situated in Strathlachlan on the shores of Loch Fyne, Argyll and about 1 hour 15 min drive from Glasgow Airport Castle Lachlan is a great holiday location both for families and groups of friends.

Basic but comfy wee cottage in a great location. An excellent place to use as a base for exploring Argyll. Offering the simple style that was the original ethos of Airbnb - a comfy bed (but not an airbed), hot shower, make your own breakfast/use the kitchen to cook for yourself. Conservatory with views over loch. Established garden full of wildlife. Great spot for bird watching/porpoise spotting. Access to the loch shore.

Double room with king-size bed. Wake up to views over the loch. Shower room. Kitchen with ingredients for a simple breakfast - help yourself. Or share a pot of my 'very excellent' traditional porridge made with steel-cut pinhead oatmeal. Use the kitchen to cook, or perhaps head out to Inveraray for a wide selection of eating places.

This old fisherman's cottage is about 1 mile south of Furnace. In Furnace there is a Village Store/Post Office. The situation of Tigh Beag is convenient with easy access from the A83 - plenty of parking space in a private driveway. A bonus is the access to the loch shore - lots of wonderful granite boulders, seaweed ...... rugged. Interesting in all weather - crashing storms or flat, glassy calm AND always changing. Of course you can always enjoy watching the ever changing scenery from the comfort of an easychair in the conservatory.

Drimdarroch cottage is a beautifully converted farm dwelling set in the Castle Lachlan estate of 1500 acres and provides the perfect setting for your Scottish holiday vacation. The cottage commands a panoramic view over Loch Fyne and offers luxurious accommodation over two floors. Drimdarroch has recently been renovated to an extremely high specification and is a truly beautiful holiday destination on the Cowal peninsula.

The cottage offers accommodation for up to 8 individuals with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a sumptious living space with open aspects to the loch beyond.

The cottage has the added benefit of being situated within the Catle Lachlan estate which offers the outdoor enthusiast a wonderfull corner of Scottish countryside and coastline to discover at your leisure.

Situated in an area of great natural scenic beauty on the fringes of open countryside and near the coastal village of Furnace, near Inveraray in Argyll, Powdermills Bed and Breakfast is set in a sheltered position amid 10 acres of attractive gardens and woodland. The ruins of 19th century gun powder mills also lie within the grounds and are recognised by Historic Environment Scotland as a site of industrial importance.

The house is stylishly open plan providing comfortable Bed and Breakfast accommodation with an emphasis on space and natural light. The sitting and dining areas offer wonderful vistas of the surrounding land and loch.The bedrooms are all on the ground floor and are large and accessible, with ensuite and with patio doors to the gardens. The bedrooms are styled using antique furnishings in contemporary settings and combined with modern conveniences offer the comforts of a boutique hotel experience.

Powdermills Bed and Breakfast in Iveraray, Argyll has links via A83 and A82 offer swift access to central Scotland with rail links and bus services to main west coast lines, Glasgow, Campbeltown and Oban. The locality of Loch Fyne side offers much in the way of outdoor pursuits – cross country cycle routes, hill walking, challenging climbs and the area is well supplied with golf courses. Mid-Argyll presents some of the most dramatic seascapes and landscapes on the West Coast of Scotland and opportunities for sea, river and loch fishing, low ground shoots, deer stalking, boating and yachting.