Semesterboenden i fritidshus i Loch Awe

Highland cottage with stunning views

In the heart of wild, romantic Perthshire, surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, Garden Cottage is the perfect escape. Relax looking out over the loch, wander the fields spotting the wildlife or take off on foot or bike for a boost of healthy fresh air and a memorable Highland experience. A Highland cottage built in the 1720's, newly refurbished in the spirit of Scottish country living. Tradition, authenticity and fireside comfort complement contemporary furnishings and light airy spaces.

An Cala, Benderloch

An Cala is a cosy cottage in a rural location in the village of Benderloch, within only 20 minutes' drive of Oban. There are sandy beaches within easy walking distance. The Fort William to Oban cycle path passes right outside the garden gate. The village has a convenience store and seasonal cafe, which are just 2 minutes' walk away. This is an ideal base for exploring the West coast of Argyll. Ferries run from Oban to various islands, and the mountains of Glencoe are 45 minutes to the North.

Cosy Farm Cottage in the Heart of the Highlands

Nestled high above the shimmering waters of Loch Awe, Achlian Cottage offers a peaceful escape on a traditional working hill farm. Set in an elevated position, the cottage boasts breathtaking views and a charming private garden where a gentle stream winds its way through the landscape. Whether it’s spotting wildlife, walking through the hills, wild swimming or simply enjoying peaceful moments together, Achlian offers a true taste of country life A warm Highland welcome awaits you at Achlian.

Boutique Cottage for Two in Argyll

Ploughmans Cottage is located in the Village of Furnace, 7 miles from Inveraray, in Argyll. The cottage was built around 1890 to house the Ploughman for Goatfield Farm, and has been extensively remodelled to create a unique getaway. Offering a large double bedroom, lounge and open plan kitchen diner, and stunning bathroom with Victorian roll top bath. The views across Loch Fyne from the private terrace are stunning. Licenced by Argyll & Bute Council to operate - AR00479F

The Steading @braighbhaille

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 extra parking if required) and you are free to enjoy the fields and open spaces around you.

Byre 7 in Aird of Sleat

This unique place has a style all of its own. set on the top of a hill with stunning views over the sound of Sleat, taking in breathtaking views of the Isles of Eigg and Rum and in the distant the most westerly point of Scotland. Either sit and relax outside on the decking or down at the fire pit enjoying the peace and tranquility. Enjoy your relaxing break and cosy up inside with under floor heating through out and a warming glow from the log fire.

The Wee Croft House, Secluded with Stunning Views

An original stone croft house in the romantic ‘Garden of Skye’ . A 20 minute drive from the Skye Bridge or if arriving by ferry from Mallaig to Armadale a 5-10 minute drive. The Wee Croft House offers stunning views over the sound of Sleat. Renovated to a high standard to ensure our guests stay is comfortable and relaxed, while retaining its traditional cosy charm.

Stunning 1- bedroom cottage with open fire

In a unique location on the beautiful Seil Island this single storey, former slate-workers cottage boasts an over water balcony with seating and dining space with stunning sea views and is an ideal holiday base for exploring the area. The cottage is located within 2 minutes walk of the Easdale ferry pier & beach used for canoe & small boat launch.

Redhill Cottage, Taynuilt

Modern, characterful cottage in quiet Highland village with easy access to the best of the West Highlands including Oban, Fort William, Inverary and Glen Coe. At the end of the road is the historical Bonawe furnace and a short walk to the jetty and pier on Loch Etive where the otters live and the seals can regularly be seen.