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This unique cosy one bedroom cottage is located in the delightful village of Arrochar just 2km from Loch Lomond. Facing Loch Long the property commands magnificent loch and mountain views. The cottage offers a spacious bedroom with king size bed, modern shower room, fully equipped kitchen and lounge with dining area. Facilities include free Wi-Fi, flat screen tv, hairdryer, dressing gowns & slippers, iron & board, safe, a decking area in the garden, private on site parking and bicycle storage.

The cottage is very well presented and will provide a very comfortable stay. There is also a decking area in the very pretty garden to really appreciate the spectacular outlook directly onto Loch Long and the hills and mountains beyond.

The cottage is located in the very picturesque village of Arrochar within Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park. There is a local shop and a couple of very nice tearooms close by, as well as a friendly bar serving great food. There are also restaurants close by for more formal eating. The cottage benefits from unobstructed views of the Arrochar Alps and Ben Arthur (The Cobbler).

Come and stay in our bothy on the grounds of the Kings Tree by which Robert The Bruce entertained his troops with tales of valour and a singalong whilst awaiting the safe crossing of his men over Loch Lomond. The bothy sits next to our family home and sits within a truly stunning setting in an iconic location on the western shores of Loch Lomond. The bothy takes in fantastic views across the loch over to Ben Lomond. Guests will be met on arrival and departure.

The origins of the cottage were settled amidst the great Scottish Rebellion of 1745, the year of General George Wade, the English Commander-in-chief, was ordered by the King to deal with the rebellious Scottish Highlanders. Wade built a series of forts, bridges and roads to enable troops to patrol the region. The remains of one of the roads can still be seen within the grounds today.

We are close to the picturesque villages of Tarbet and Arrochar and with the seaside town of Helensburgh approximately 13 miles away providing a wide selection of amenities. Balloch is nearby, within about 14 miles drive and just along the western shore of Loch Lomond is the iconic Loch Lomond Golf Club, the renowned Cameron House Hotel and the Carrick Golf Resort and Spa. The area is synonymous for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits with great walks and hill climbs, stunning scenery and fantastic wildlife.

Arrochar Alps Apartment is the perfect place to absorb and enjoy the local nature, relax and enjoy the walks round about the many hills and lochs right on the doorstep. Practical things like the local bus stops, store, pubs, cafes, post office, restaurants and local filling station, are all in easy walking distance. Also there are many places of natural beauty and interest to visit by car or public transport including Loch Lomond, Glencoe and Inveraray castle.

Arrochar Alps Apartment is the perfect holiday retreat and boasts uninterrupted views over Loch Long and the Arrochar Alps. A private enclosed garden with outdoor furniture, terrace and lawn. The lounge has a large corner suite, flat-screen smart TV with free access to NetFlix, YouTube, B.B.C. Iplayer, Cbb's, etc. Local information books also children's books and card games are provided. In the lounge, a large picture window and patio doors open on to your private terrace and outdoor dining furniture. The large dining kitchen is fully equipped with all the utencils you may need and a ceramic hob, double oven and washing machine and fridge freezer plus storage cupboards and a dining table & chairs. There are are two double bedrooms one with a view and window that opens. It's ideal for families or friends as both rooms have their own private en-suite. The smaller of the rooms only has an internal glass block window which cannot be opened. All bedding and towels are provided. The Apartment is ground floor with its own private entrance. There is a level private lawned garden, terrace for your personal use and two parking spaces to the side with a private off road drive.

There are shops hotels bars and restaurants all within a one kilometer radius,

A peaceful, self catering wooden apartment situated in an elevated position overlooking the shore of Loch Long and the Arrochar Alps beyond, situated on the outskirts of the village of Arrochar.

A one bedroomed luxury self catering apartment on the shore of Loch Long with amazing views over the Arrochar Alps, Argyll & Bute, Scotland. Open plan kitchen/living area, double bedroom, & large en suite shower room + car parking. Local pub/restaurant situated within half a mile + bus and rail links. Well situated for exploring the West Coast & Highlands, but also within easy reach of Glasgow. Loch Long is one of the longest sea lochs in the UK and apart from seeing some lovely yachts and larger vessels sailing past, we enjoy watching a variety of sea life, including seals, dolphins, otters, the occasional whale plus a wide variety of birds. The surrounding mountains are home to herds of deer who at certain times of the year can be heard roaring, with the occasional sighting on the beach and in the village! Foxes and feral cats are also frequently seen. We have a swing mooring (free of charge) in front of the apartment for any guests wishing to visit with their boat.

Total peace and tranquility, with amazing views over Loch Long and the Arrochar Alps.

We have 2 en-suite bedrooms at the back of the cottage with each having their own private entrance. Each bedroom has a mini fridge, kettle & toaster. There are also plates, bowls, glasses, mugs and cutlery so you can bring your own food and drink for breakfasts, snacks etc. There is a small shop & restaurant within a 5/10 min walk and it’s a 5 min walk to Tarbet pier. If you like your own space and privacy but someone of hand if needed we are the Airbnb for you. We accept 1 dog at £10 per stay.

A private double bedroom with en-suite shower room. You have your own entrance with a key safe so you can come and go as you please. There is a TV with Freesat, mini fridge, kettle and toaster. We provide plates, bowls, cutlery, mugs and glasses so you can bring your own food and drink for breakfast or snacks. Parking is available to the front of the cottage. You have use of the shared back garden which has a stream that runs alongside the cottage.

The nearest place to eat out is the Slanj bar and restaurant which is 5/10 minute walk from the cottage towards the railway station. It is open from 9am to 10pm. This also has a small shop for essentials. For breakfast or lunch there is also Tarbet tearooms which is a couple of minutes walk towards the Loch. Tarbet Pier is a 5 minute walk. Have a look at www.cruiselochlomond.co.uk for information on loch cruises and the passenger ferry that goes to various points on the Loch including to the West Highland Way or Ben Lomond. The picturesque conservation village of Luss is just off the A82 10 miles away heading towards Balloch. Argyll forest has many wonderful walks including our favourites Pucks Glen gorge walk or Glenbranter waterfall walk which is heading out towards Dunoon. Rest and be thankful Road from Tarbet towards Loch Fyne and beyond is a particularly beautiful drive. For the adventurous there is Wakeboarding, Kayak hire at Ardlui or if it’s raining Inveraray Jail or Castle.

A very well presented double bedroom in a private section of a traditional Highland home with its own private contemporary style bathroom, complete with bath robes and slippers. The room benefits from having tea/coffee making facilities, free WiFi, storage space for luggage and looks out to the pretty landscaped garden as well as enjoying a spectacular far reaching view of Loch Long and the Arrochar Alps. As well as private on site parking there is also secure bicycle storage.

There is a possibility of breakfast being provided (additional costs apply) given that the property functions as a B&B, however the bedroom provided forms part of the private house. This is subject to guest numbers currently staying at the time.

There is a village cafe (2-5 minute walk) that serves breakfast. There are also a couple of highly recommended pubs to have lunch/dinner, again within walking distance from the house.

The Lodge at Braemor is set within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park , in the Village of Arrochar. This modern architect designed Lodge has two en- suite double bedrooms. Sitting on the hillside with unrestricted panoramic views over Loch Long and the Arrochar Alps. The perfect get away from it all place to stay.

Fully equipped dining kitchen , cooker , microwave, toaster , kettle, fridge/freezer , washing machine , dishwasher. Lounge area with Large corner sofa , Internet , Freeview TV, I Station. Large outside decked area with table and chairs.

Panoramic views over the Loch . Private and quiet away from the main road. Close to the local shop . Close to the Village bus stop.

A comfortable self catering apartment with parking situated at the head of Loch Long just 33 miles from Glasgow airport at the gateway to the Highlands and Islands. For an extra treat holistic beauty treatments are available onsite to relax after a day out on the hills or fishing.

The property is set in the picturesque Village of Lochgoilhead within the Loch Lomond National Park. Surrounded by the Argyll Forest on the shores of Loch Goil, there are a multitude of hill walks, fishing , sailing,cycling, access to Drimsynie Holiday Park ( 15 minute walk ) which features Spa facilities, swimming pool, 9 hole golf course, evening entertainment and a superb restaurant with stunning views over Loch Goil. The Village gives access to the Bowling Green and tennis court.

The property is bright, modern and is located in a central position in the Village, 200 meters to the sea front, local Village pub restaurant and Post Office.

Ideal location for walking , fishing, boating,mountain biking, golf course and local wild life. The location of Lochgoilhead offers stunning scenery with mountain and sea views. The area is the perfect starting point for exploring the Highlands of Scotland and is described as A Slice of Paradise.

The Anchorage, Arrochar, was built circa 1913 and has been newly upgraded in December 2019 giving the cottage a luxurious interior with gas central heating and beautiful wood burning stove. Two ensuites and a beautiful bathroom provides guests with plenty of room whilst the large garden with pizza oven and BBQ has amazing views where guests can relax on the decking or seek shade in the lean to. Everyone can use the fire pit, games room or play area to keep occupied or use the Kayaks provided.

The Anchorage enjoys 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms with private parking for as many as 6 cars at the back plus well maintained large gardens affording stunning views. It has a static caravan at the back that is used for storage only. It is only 50 yards from the local bar/restaurant Within the garden guests will find a large decking area with tables and chairs perfect for alfresco dining or simply enjoying a wine or coffee during the day. Along with a BBQ and a large Pizza Oven there is also a fire pit for the more adventurous plus a large covered patio when required. There is even an outside sink. Children can be kept amused with the outside play room which holds a pool table, football table and table tennis plus more. Along with this the Swing set plus the large trampoline make the cottage very family friendly. Kayaks ( 2 x single and 1 x double) are provided free of charge with life jackets and waterproof shoes included (waiver form supplied if guests wish to use)) The garden has plenty of space for guests to relax and a wide range of walks are available on the doorstep including a path at the back that leads to the 3 loch's way - spectacular views!! Being next to the water there is a wide choice of activities for everyone to enjoy including fishing, Kayaking or combing the pebble beach and the wildlife includes Porpoises, Gannets, Little Auks, Cormorants, the odd whale plus so much more. You can watch the deer on the hill from the garden or the many birds of prey. The cottage itself consists of a large sitting room with inbuilt bluetooth speakers and a large 50" smart tv coupled with a beautiful wood burning stove for those cosy nights. The large 6 seat dining table sits at the patio doors with amazing views of the loch and hills where guests can watch the wildlife as they dine. The modern kitchen has a large oven with grill and a 4 ring electric hob enabling guests to cook easily and with plenty of space. All cookware, plates and cutlery are provided plus a large fridge freezer, dishwasher, slow cooker and microwave. Everything is catered for.The washing machine is also located in the kitchen. A beautiful bathroom with a twin bath and overhead shower is also located downstairs. Upstairs leads to the 3 beautifully decorated bedrooms with 2 having double beds plus ensuite shower rooms. The 3rd bedroom is the twin room. All the bedrooms have amazing views plus a smart tv to watch your favourite films in bed. All towels and bedding will be provided and the cottage is equipped with all you need for your stay. For younger children a high chair and cot can be provided on request. The Anchorage is heated with gas central heating, a wood burning stove and has broadband.

The Anchorage is just a short stroll away from the famous Village Inn where guests can enjoy a drink in the bar or sit down in their beautiful restaurant to enjoy a meal. Across the water sit the Arrochar Alps with the infamous Cobbler being the hill to climb and the views themselves are well worth the effort. The whole area is steeped in history from the Vikings sailing up the loch to plunder Loch Lomond, to the many Scottish Clans that have made their mark on Arrochar. The local church is a beautiful building with a very old graveyard and well worth a look. The Anchorage is a great base to use to go travelling around Argyll and beyond with Inveraray just a half hour drive and Loch Lomond also on it's doorstep. There are lots of water sports and sailing at Gareloch - boats can be hired at Roseneath Castle Park and classes are available throughout the summer. At the south west of Roseneath peninsula at Cove Bay is Linn Botanic Gardens - due to the mild climate, many exotic species thrive here. Inveraray Inveraray is situated on the shore of Loch Fyne - famous for its excellent seafood and kippers. The tourist information centre on Front Street has full information on the area. Inveraray is famous for its fine architecture and for being home of Inveraray Castle - seat of the Dukes of Argyll. From the castle grounds a five-mile walk winds up Glen Shira leading to the Falls of Aray and to ruins of the home of Rob Roy. Other attractions in Inveraray include the Maritime Museum, Inveraray Jail and the Argyll Wildlife Park. Six miles south of Inveraray is Auchindrain Township Museum - the original buildings are furnished and a visit is an entertaining day out for everyone. Four miles to the south is Crarae Gardens, containing one of the best Rhododendron collections in Scotland. In the north of the county in a picturesque setting at the head of Loch Awe, is the ruined 16th century Kilchurn Castle, which incorporates the first purpose built barracks in Scotland. The road through the Pass of Brander takes you to Taynult and nearby Bonawe Iron Furnace, the most complete charcoal-fuelled ironworks in Britain. Dunoon Dunoon is in the south of the Cowal peninsula. It was built around two bays and was planned for the 5th Duke of Argyll by James Craig, who designed the 'new town' in Edinburgh. On Castle Hill, below the remains of Dunoon Castle, is a statue of 'Bonny Mary O' Argyll' (Mary Campbell), sweetheart of Robert Burns. Dunoon is host to the Cowal Highland Games held on the last Friday and Saturday in August annually, one of the largest Highland gatherings in Scotland. A few miles north of the town is Benmore Botanic Garden, famous for its collection of flowering trees and shrubs. North of Oban on the A828 at Barcaldine, on the shore of Loch Creran is the Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary, which cares for many species of injured and orphaned marine creatures. It's an interesting place for family visits. Oban In the north of Argyll the busy town of Oban has all the facilities of a larger town that you might need. Notable features are the ruins of 13th century Dunollie Cast, and McCaig's folly. Built on a hill overlooking the town, this is an unfinished replica of the Colosseum in Rome. Approximately twenty miles south of Oban, overlooking the Sound of Jura, is the delightful Arduaine Garden. Lochgilphead is the chief town of Mid Argyll. North of the town in Kilmartin Gle is an important collection of ancient monuments, many of which are prehistoric. A visit to Kilmartin Museum and visitor centre is well worth while. Tarbert lies at the gateway to the Kintyre peninsula. It is an old fishing town, and today a popular port for yachtsmen sailing the west coast of Scotland. It lies on the tiny isthmus linking Knapdale and Kintyre. Campbeltown, is the main town centre of the long peninsula of Kintyre. Further south is Machrihanish, the site of a classic golf course. The Off Shore Islands of Argyll and Bute The Isle of Bute Rothesay is the main town on the Isle of Bute, an island in the lower Firth of Clyde. Bute lies at the foot of the Cowal Peninsula and is separated from it by the stretch of water known as the Kyles of Bute, one of the most popular holiday destinations on the west coast of Scotland. The island is only 15 miles long and 5 miles wide. The Highland Boundary Fault line runs through the island creating a contrast, with three hills above 800 feet lying to its north. These are Windy Hill 911 feet, Kames Hill 875 feet and Kilbride Hill 836 feet. Unsurprisingly, all providing magnificent views. South of the fault line is undulating countryside, five delightful bays, quiet villages and the resort Rothesay. Rothesay is a pretty town with interesting attractions such as Rothesay Castle, with its unusual circular plan; Mount Stuart, the family home of the Stuarts of Bute, a spectacular house with a delightful garden, well worth visiting. Other places of interest are Bute Museum and south of Rothesay is Ascog Hall Victorian Fernery and Gardens. The Isle of Mull The Isle of Mull is one of the islands in the Inner Hebrides. Tobermory, at the north of Mull is the largest village on the Island. Tobermory was planned in the late 1700s to provide housing for fishermen's families. Today the town caters for tourism and has a golf club, yacht club, folk museum and interesting shops. The town's many brightly painted houses feature in the BBC's series for children 'Balamory'. It also lent its name to one of the Wombles of Wimbledon Common! Mull is a beautiful Island with many clean sandy beaches and bays. Inland is moorland, forest and mountains, the highest of which is Ben More at 3,000 feet. Wildlife such as golden eagles, otters, dolphins and even whales can be spotted in and around the island. The wild scenery of Mull was the background of Robert Louis Stevenson's novel 'Kidnapped'. Craignure is an attracrive town with a pier. Just south of Craignure is Duart Castle - the family home of the Clan Maclean. Iona and other Islands South west of Mull is Iona, where in AD563 Columba landed from Ireland to extend the gospel in Scotland. The island is a centre for Christian pilgrimage and one of the most sacred sites in Britain. A group of small islands lying southwest of Oban are known as the Slate Islands. The island of Easdale is home to the Easdale Island Folk Museum, providing a fascinating insight of the time when these islands were the centre of the Scottish slate industry. Jura in the Inner Hebrides is rugged and mountainous, the highest point is the triple peaks, 'The Paps of Jura'. Along the west coast are beaches and caves, the island is almost divided in two by Loch Tarbert. The main village is Craighouse, where the local distillery makes Isle of Jura whisky. Islay is the most southerly of the Inner Hebridean islands. Famous for the production of malt whisky, the island is home to several distilleries. Islay is widely held to be one of the most beautiful of the islands, with fine beaches and bays. Many birds inhabit the island and birdwatchers come to see species such as Cormorant, Oystercatcher, Chough and in February Barnacle Geese. Several Celtic crosses are to be found in Islay, the best example being Kildalton Cross. A visit to the Museum of Islay Life, is a fascinating experience for all ages. There is so much to see and do however if guest are just wishing to stay and relax then the Anchorage is the perfect place to do so.

Just steps from the shore of Loch Goil, Tigh Boidheach is a newly renovated two bedroom property that has been tastefully decorated and with all the comforts required for a relaxing and enjoyable home from home. Please read all sections of our listing so you know all the information you’ll need for a stay with us.

Firstly; Dogs welcome but no more than two and let us know you’re bringing them up front. Fabulous views from the stylish open-plan living area. To the front you can see out over beautiful Loch Goil and to the rear there are lovely mountain views. Red squirrels are frequent visitors in Lochgoilhead and you may be lucky enough to see one in the garden. With a cozy wood-burning stove as well as electric radiators you'll be lovely and warm as you snuggle into the comfy sofas or settle down to eat in the spacious dining area. The kitchen is newly fitted out to a high specification including dishwasher, induction hob, oven and washer/drier machine. Tigh Boidheach has two bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with a pair of zip & link singles that can also be set up as a king-size bed. Just let us know what you need and we'll prepare it for your arrival. There is also a newly fitted bathroom with full size bath and shower over. Bed linens and towels are provided for your use. Rubbish and recycling collection is pretty limited here - every 3 weeks - please take as much with you as possible. Bottles not in either of our bins, to be recycled in car park fronting Loch Goil. Internet enabled TV with Freeview Sky channels plus Netflix and other streaming services available. Dogs welcome too but please let us know beforehand if you’re bringing your four legged friend along. Please note; we don’t charge you extra for bringing your dogs yet - we do ask that you clear up the inevitable dog hairs left behind.

In the midst of mountains and sea in Argyll & Bute. About 90 mins drive from Glasgow.

Homely cottage in Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. Comfortable space to relax and enjoy stunning views of Lochgoil and surrounding mountains. Ideal holiday destination for lovers of the great outdoors.

Hamilsmay is a two-bedroom timber-framed detached house in a quiet location on the banks of Lochgoil. A double-height living room, complete with cosy wood-burning stove and floor-to-ceiling picture windows provides a comfortable space to admire the stunning views and passing wildlife. The house is on two floors with both bedrooms upstairs and bathroom/toilet downstairs. The master bedroom has a double bed and the second bedroom has two single beds which can be zipped together to make a double. A travel cot is also available.

The house is in a rural, wilderness setting 1 mile from Lochgoilhead village. Very few houses are at this end of Lochgoilhead making this a tranquil, undisturbed area. Lots of great walks from the house and fishing nearby. Replenishing the bird feeders will ensure a steady stream of feathered visitors, plus the odd red squirrel! Seals are often seen swimming by and occasionally porpoises in the distance. The village has a post office with basic food/household supplies, a 'hotel' (pub) and marine store for fishing supplies and boat rental. The jetty in the village is a big draw for fishermen/women/children and a great place to catch mackerel in summer. Drymsinie holiday village on the other side of the loch offers a range of leisure facilities including gym, swimming/spa, indoor bowls, badminton, mini golf. The house has information on local places of interest, maps and a simple map showing walking routes from the house. Additional information on local routes and other nearby attractions can be found on the Visit Cowal and Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park websites. Please note that mobile phone reception in the area is patchy. Around the house, you should find good coverage for most network providers apart from O2 (there is a landline in the house for emergencies).

Home situated in quiet area of small village within Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. Popular with walkers on 3 Lochs Way passing by BnB. Several forest walks suitable for mountain bikes or for more adventurous, Arrochar Alps nearby. Loch Lomond 5 minute walk, boat trips & ferry to West Highland Way & Ben Lomond. Train Station & Bus Stops for all routes nearby. Old church 500m converted Bar & Restaurant also Arrochar village 4 Kms with several eating places. Glasgow Airport 45 min.

Ensuite room in a quiet private housing area off main A83 road

Quiet, peaceful location. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and breakaway trips or ideal stop on longer journeys or tours.

Traditional Farmhouse set in a beautiful highland glen

2 bedroom Bed and Breakfast with living room

A gem of a cottage offering loch & mountain views, a sun room and a wood burning stove. Perfect for walkers being just steps away from the start of marked walking trails in Lochgoilhead.

WELCOME TO IVYBANK COTTAGE A gem of a cottage offering loch & mountain views, a sun room and a wood burning stove. Perfect for walkers being just steps away from the start of marked walking trails in Lochgoilhead. LOCATION WITHIN THE LOCH LOMOND NATIONAL PARK Ivybank was built around 150 years ago as the gardeners cottage for the large Victorian villa situated next door. When the owners modernised the holiday home they were careful to retain many original features. Inverlounin Road is a single track private road leading from the village and following the east shore of Loch Goil. In parts the road is in an elevated position and there are many original grand Victorian homes built between the road and the grounds sloping down to the loch side. Parking is at a premium so the parking bay for one car off the road at the entrance to the property is a great start. As soon as you step out of your car you will be drawn to the view. The cottage is elevated from the lochside and this is only a taste of the uninterrupted views to be enjoyed from the outside patio area. Care has been taken to make sure access is suitable for all. There is a ramp with a slight slope to a side door and then one step to enter the property. From there all rooms, except the double bedroom, are on one level so Ivybank is suitable for anyone with limited mobility. It is a pleasant 10 minute stroll down Inverlounin Road into the village where you will find the post office and general good store and the Goil Inn which is the village pub and restaurant. Either a 30 minute walk through the village, or around the lochside; or a 5 minute drive on quiet roads, you will find more dining and activities available at the Drimsynie Estate. For a small lochside village there truly is an impressive choice of places to go and things to do. Boat hire is available in the village, with free fishing on the loch. There are endless walks from the doorstep for all ages and fitness and cycling and mountain biking give access to fabulous views. TOUR THE COTTAGE You enter the cottage via the patio area into the sun room. Being on the east side of the loch you have the sun till late in the day when it dips behind Beinn Bheula and Beinn Lochain. The sun room is private and perfect for relaxing and enjoying the view and looking out for the visits from the red squirrels and bird life in the garden. From the sun room you enter a small hallway which has a full sized walk in shower and toilet off to one side. The kitchen is modern and equipped with everything you need for a self-catering holiday. There is a wall mounted TV with its own signal. You can watch a different programme than what is being shown in the lounge. The heart of the cottage is the spacious lounge. Who wouldn’t enjoy the special effect that a wood burning stove adds to a lounge? The modern touch of a large wall mounted TV with Freeview makes for a cosy space to socialise and relax. Ample hot water on demand and the cottage is heated by temperature controlled space heaters. Towels are provided. To the front of the cottage is the patio area with a path leading down to the garden which is built on three terraces. The views across the loch to the far hills are stunning at any time of year, and sunsets are a delight. BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS Bedroom 1: Down 3 steps and has a King sized double bed and built in wardrobes. En-suite with a bath and shower over the bath. Bedroom 2: Twin beds 2ft 6inch wide and built in wardrobes. There is also a full sized walk in shower and toilet off the hallway FACILITIES FREE Local Walking Guide - on request - see below in this description Wood burning stove - starter pack of logs provided Central heating - energy included in hire price TV, DVD and radio in lounge. TV in the kitchen. You can watch different programmes simultaneously Kettle, toaster, iron, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer, cooker, hair driers Washing machine & tumble dryer Dining seating for 4, Lounge seating for 4 Wi-Fi Off road parking for 1 car No smoking please Towels & linen included Highchair available on request Cot - please bring your own travel cot. Note: There is not enough room in the twin bedroom. Selection of books, magazines and DVD's Patio - bench and a table with 2 chairs Includes: washing up liquid, dishwasher tablets, laundry washing liquid & conditioner, cleaning cloths Pet - Ivybank Cottage does not accept pets PRACTICAL INFO Finding the cottage: We make it easy. A detailed map and directions will be emailed on receipt of the final payment Entry: A key safe code is sent with the directions. You are not met my anyone - you let yourself in Arrival & departure: From 4pm on arrival until 10am on departure Shopping: Small grocery store in the village, Costcutter mini-market 1 mile away, ASDA home deliver to this cottage Loch Goil Trails - FREE Local Walking Guide When you book to come and stay we include a FREE copy of the Loch Goil Trials Guidebook in your holiday home. Lochgoilhead is a sensational walking area. Discover the walks not usually found online. 21 walks from the Rest and be Thankful down the glen to Carrick Castle. Easy to muscle-crunching, as well as the popular dog walks, there is something here for everyone.

Scenery - picture postcard Scotland. Within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, Lochgoilhead sits at the head of a total fjord type sea loch. Backed by the mountains of the Argyll Forest Park, we like to think this place is pretty special. Activities - for a small village there is an excellent choice of things to do. Take to the hills on a number of marked walking trails. Take to the water on kayaks, a group canoe trip or hire a boat. The local leisure centre has a 25m indoor swimming pool, sauna,a Jacuzzi, indoor play area and a range of activities. Open to the public. Entertainment - Friday night in the Goil Inn is either an acoustic night or bar entertainment. The nearby holiday village has regular entertainment. Touring - We have a number of scenic drives laid out for you for the must-see things in the area. Tours of the Cowal Peninsula, drives to Glencoe, Oban, the Trossachs - and Edinburgh.

Glebe Country House is an old victorian property.

Our 3 bedroom self catering cottage is a few minutes from the 'bonnie bonnie banks' of Loch Lomond. The cottage is situated in the village of Tarbet, facing Ben Reoch and with views to Ben Lomond. The cottage is 9 years old and is named after the local mountain with the very distinctive peak. It is the perfect location for exploring the beautiful scenery of the local area with an abundance of walks hikes and cycles from the doorstep.

Downstairs is an open plan layout including living room, dining area and kitchen. Downstairs also hosts Bedroom 1 which is a double bedroom with an en-suite shower room. There is also a larger bathroom including shower and a bath. The living room has a Freest TV & DVD player. Wi-fi network throughout the cottage. Upstairs there are 2 good sized bedrooms. Bedroom 2 has 2 single beds and Bedroom 3 has a single and a double bed. Children are welcome and the cottage contains a high chair and a travel cot. Children might also like the mystery box of kids toys and DVDs. Older 'children' might also enjoy a game of Stramash. This Scottish board game is a must-play. The rules were approved by the Board of the International Stramash Society of Edinburgh in 1852....will you be the first 'tae git yer five laddies face ya dock tae ya castle until it's strait'..?!

The cottage is located in Tarbet on the Western banks of Loch Lomond. Most visitors arrive by car but the Arrochar/Tarbet train station is a few hundred yards up the road. This connects directly with Glasgow to the South and Fort William, Oban and the spectacular Glenfinnan Viaduct to the North. Good bus access too. The banks of Loch Lomond are a few minutes away. Tarbet hosts a jetty and is a base for Loch Cruises. There are a variety of these available as advertised at the jetty or on the website. Some of the cruises allow you to disembark in the morning, walk part of the West Highland Way and get the boat back across later in the afternoon. In the cottage you will find a wide range of leaflets and notes on places to eat locally, walks and cycles to undertake as well as places to visit.

Gorgeous quaint terraced cottage in the beautiful surroundings of the Arrochar alps. Lovely lounge with dinning are overlooking loch long and the surrounding mountains. Bathroom with bath and integral shower. 3 lovely bedrooms with bright views of the hills or loch. Spacious kitchen opening onto small grass area. Lovely large decking area to front of house overlooking loch. Parking for 2cars off road to front of house. House access by 8 steps. Superb quiet location for exploring the area .

Tighna mara - set in the lovely village of arrochar- excellent access to the hills for walking- fishing - climbing and exploring. Fancy a wee tipple at night, the splendid Village inn is just 800yards around the corner, serving lovely food too. Please note the house maximum capacity is 6 including children.

The Cobbler is just across the loch from you and with the house situated on the quiet A814 - easy access.

In a private garden location, Westering Cottage is ideal for guests wanting to be right by the waters edge. You are in the village – but it doesn’t feel like it. “Never stayed anywhere you can go seal spotting from the comfort of your sofa before! Stunning setting and you can spend hours just staring out at the wildlife/loch/mountains.” Guest review – October 2017

QUICK FACTS 2 bedrooms ● Sleep 4+1 child ● Wi-Fi • No pets THE COTTAGE If it is a loch view property in a private setting you are looking for, then Westering Cottage certainly ticks those boxes. Located on the private Inverlounan Road on the east shore of Loch Goil you benefit from the sun all day until it dips over the mountains in the west. With a mature and private garden this cottage is a real sun trap. The pictures speak for themselves. You can’t get any closer to the loch without actualy being in it. There is a parking bay for one car at the entrance to the cottage. 17 steps down from the entrance to access the cottage. The garden surrounds three sides of Westerings. There is a grassy sitting area on one side which has access from the sliding doors in the dining area. To the front is a smaller patio are. There is no access from the cottage down to the shore as there is a sea-wall with a locked gate. The first thing that strikes you on entering the cottage is just how light it is. The floor to ceiling windows brings the view right into the living areas. The spacious lounge and dining area is set up so as to maximise the view. With the large windows and patio doors in the lounge this is a bright and airy property. The kitchen has a breakfast bar which opens up into the lounge. There is a storage heater in the hall. All other rooms have portable heaters. Beds are made up for your arrival. Please bring your own towels. BEDROOMS AND BATHROOMS Bedroom 1: Double bed and a dressing area with access to the family bathroom. Loch view. There is a fold down chair bed in this room suitable for a child Bedroom 2: Twin room with loch view Bathroom: Direct access from the double bedroom Family bathroom with shower over bath and WC Adjoining cloakroom with a 2nd WC and hand-basin FACILITIES FREE copy of the Loch Goil Trails Local Walking Guide Wi-Fi – BT Broadband Open plan lounge and dinner Sliding doors access to the garden from the lounge Large picture windows in the lounge – there truly is the feeling that you are right on the waters edge… TV – Freeview Well equipped kitchen with breakfast bar area Washing machine and dryer clothes horse Highchair - There is no cot at Westering Cottage Fenced garden overlooking the loch Garden furniture Linen (Duvets) – Please bring your own towels Car port at the top of the stairs for 1 car No smoking property Energy included Starter pack of liquid soaps in the toilets plus toilet paper, 2 black bags, 1 bottle of surface cleaner, scourer, cleaning cloths Sorry but no pets allowed PRACTICAL INFO Finding Westering Cottage: We make it easy. A detailed map and directions will be emailed on receipt of the final payment Entry: A key safe code is sent with the directions. You are not met my anyone – you let yourself in Arrival & departure: From 4pm on arrival until 10am on departure Shopping: Small grocery store in the village, Costcutter mini-market 1 mile away, FREE LOCAL WALKING GUIDE Lochgoilhead is a sensational walking area. Discover the walks not usually found online. Easy to muscle-crunching, as well as the popular dog walks, there is something here for everyone. If you are planning on exploring on foot and would like a copy of the guide in your holiday home on arrival, please let us know by asking for one in the message box when booking. VIEW LEONARD'S GUIDEBOOK Want to know more about what is in the area? Scroll down this listing to the 'See guidebook' link just above the map.

Scenery - picture postcard Scotland. Within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, Lochgoilhead sits at the head of a total fjord type sea loch. Backed by the mountains of the Argyll Forest Park, we like to think this place is pretty special. Activities - for a small village there is an excellent choice of things to do. Take to the hills on a number of marked walking trails. Take to the water on kayaks, a group canoe trip or hire a boat. The local leisure centre has a 25m indoor swimming pool, sauna,a Jacuzzi, indoor play area and a range of activities. Open to the public. Entertainment - Friday night in the Goil Inn is either an acoustic night or bar entertainment. The nearby holiday village has regular entertainment. Touring - We have a number of scenic drives laid out for you for the must-see things in the area. Tours of the Cowal Peninsula, drives to Glencoe, Oban, the Trossachs - and Edinburgh.

Shoreside Cottage is a custom built holiday with much to offer. The owners have done a fabulous job in designing and furnishing this cottage adjoining their house.

WELCOME TO SHORESIDE COTTAGE Set in a landscaped garden within Lochgoilhead village. From the lounge you can watch the activity on the loch with the canoes, dinghies and yachts, against the backdrop of Beinn Bheula 779m and Beinn Lochain 708m. West facing you enjoy the best of the day, finishing off with the sun setting over the mountains. Visitors say they never tire of the constantly changing light, tide and activity. Ideal for a single traveller, or a couple, looking for a property to relax, chill-out, and enjoy what this beautiful area has to offer. Minutes to the Goil Inn, the local pub and restaurant, as well as the jetty for fishing. This is a superb walking area and you are close to the start of a number of marked walking trails. A designated parking area to the side of the main house. Access is to the rear entrance. The ground floor has a lounge with loch view, a feature smoke effect fire and kitchen. The first floor is a mezzanine style which is open to the stairs (no door). The bathroom is on this level. Outside space. Sit to the front and enjoy the view, or have a BBQ at the picnic table to the rear of the cottage. Shoreside comes equipped with everything you need for a self cater holiday, at the same time as being close enough to the pubs & restaurants that you can enjoy a social drink and walk back to your holiday home. PRIVACY: Although you are adjoining the main house, your privacy is assured and will be respected. If you need anything during your stay you are welcome to call on the owners, if they are there, but otherwise you will be left to enjoy the peace and quiet of this special place. It can be an asset to have their local knowledge and support nearby. BEDROOM AND BATHROOM - on the 1st floor Bedroom: Double with fitted wardrobe, carpeted, loch view Bathroom and WC – shower attachment over the bath FACILITIES FREE Local Walking Guide - on request - see below in this description WiFi Garden to the front Picnic table and patio in back garden with landscaped terraces Lounge with loch and mountain views FreeSat TV + NETFLIX Dining table in the lounge Kitchen including 4 ring electric hob, electric oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and separate fridge/freezer Linen & towels provided Oil combi boiler for central heating and hot water on demand Travel cot and high chair available Non feather duvet and pillows Off street parking for 1 car to front of the house All energy charges are included Unfenced burn to one side of the property Starter pack of liquid soaps in all toilets plus toilet paper, 2 black bags, 1 bottle of surface cleaner, scourer, cleaning cloths Safety: smoke alarm, fire blanket, first aid kit PET - Sorry - no pets PRACTICAL INFO Finding Shoreside: We make it easy. A detailed map and directions will be emailed on receipt of the final payment Entry: A key safe code is sent with the directions. You are not met my anyone – you let yourself in Arrival & departure: From 4pm on arrival until 10am on departure Shopping: Small grocery store in the village, Costcutter mini-market 1 mile away, ASDA home deliver to this holiday home Loch Goil Trails - FREE Local Walking Guide When you book to come and stay we include a FREE copy of the Loch Goil Trials Guidebook in your holiday home. Lochgoilhead is a sensational walking area. Discover the walks not usually found online. 21 walks from the Rest and be Thankful down the glen to Carrick Castle. Easy to muscle-crunching, as well as the popular dog walks, there is something here for everyone.

A great value option for a single traveller or couple looking to stay in Lochgoilhead village. Across the road from the Goil Inn – handy for a social drink or meal.

QUICK FACTS 1 bedroom ● Sleep 2+2 ● Wi-Fi ● Dog Welcome THE PROPERTY Feorline Cottage is a popular choice in the village because of the partial loch view and it being steps away from The Goil and The Shore House Inn. Close to the shores of Loch Goil as well as the start of the marked walks within the Argyll Forest Park. Feorline Cottage offers value-for-money for a single traveller, couple or small family looking for a comfortable cottage in the village. All on the level it is suitable for anyone with limited mobility. BEDROOM & BATHROOM Bedroom: King sized bed plus a cot Sofa bed in the lounge suitable for 1 Bathroom with shower over the bath / WC FACILITIES FREE Local Walking Guide - on request - see below in this description Wi-Fi Small enclosed garden Lounge/diner with electric fire and heaters TV, Hi-Fi Modern kitchen with electric cooker, microwave, fridge and small freezer Washing machine/dryer Cot in bedroom Iron & ironing table Street parking Electricity by £1 coin meter – credit in the meter to start but plesae have some £1 coins if needed No smoking Linen included – please bring your own towels PET £20 per pet – maximum of 2 dogs please PRACTICAL INFO Finding Feorline Cottage: We make it easy. A detailed map and directions will be emailed on receipt of the final payment Entry: Key details will be sent with the directions. You are not met my anyone – you let yourself in Arrival & departure: From 4pm on arrival until 10am on departure Shopping: Small grocery store in the village, Costcutter mini-market 1 mile, ASDA home deliver to this holiday home Loch Goil Trails - FREE Local Walking Guide When you book to come and stay we include a FREE copy of the Loch Goil Trials Guidebook in your holiday home. Lochgoilhead is a sensational walking area. Discover the walks not usually found online. 21 walks from the Rest and be Thankful down the glen to Carrick Castle. Easy to muscle-crunching, as well as the popular dog walks, there is something here for everyone.

Scenery - picture postcard Scotland. Within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park, Lochgoilhead sits at the head of a total fjord type sea loch. Backed by the mountains of the Argyll Forest Park, we like to think this place is pretty special. Activities - for a small village there is an excellent choice of things to do. Take to the hills on a number of marked walking trails. Take to the water on kayaks, a group canoe trip or hire a boat. The local leisure centre has a 25m indoor swimming pool, sauna,a Jacuzzi, indoor play area and a range of activities. Open to the public. Entertainment - Friday night in the Goil Inn is either an acoustic night or bar entertainment. The nearby holiday village has regular entertainment. Touring - We have a number of scenic drives laid out for you for the must-see things in the area. Tours of the Cowal Peninsula, drives to Glencoe, Oban, the Trossachs - and Edinburgh.

The Old Toll House is situated between Loch Lomond and Loch Long beside the railway bridge on the A83. The house is just forty minutes from Glasgow Airport and Tarbet Railway Station is a short walk away. Part of the house is over 400 years old. It is said that in the days when it was used as a Toll House Queen Victoria stopped to pay a toll, maybe even Bonnie Prince Charlie and many more famous people from history. We are part of the local heritage trail map. There is a private guest lounge.

Guests visiting the Toll House can expect a comfortable, clean room with wifi, satellite tv, tea /coffee and biscuits. Information packs in each room on local events and guide to the area. There is private parking. We can provide a gluten free/vegan breakfast (if required) We aim to make guests stay as enjoyable as we can so that they may enjoy the beautiful area and spectacular scenery.

The Old Toll House is very accessible as it is situated on the A83 the main road to the Highlands and Islands. Slanj pub and restaurant is a 5min walk away and serves meals all day with evening entertainment 3 nights per week. We are a 10 min walk to Tarbet and Loch Lomond Cruises, Slanj Restaurant and the famous Tarbet Hotel. In the other direction we are a 20min walk to Arrochar which has 3 hotels, Village Inn and breathtaking scenery of the Arrochar Alps and the Cobbler.

My place is close to the waters edge.Stunning unique tranquil loch front setting in the Arrochar Alps located only 45 minutes from Glasgow City Centre, or 55 minutes from the Ski Centre in Glencoe. A spacious chalet consisting of three 3 bedrooms, all beds are full size with luxury sprung matress, large lounge with walk out decking with panoramic views only 10 ft from the waters edge at high tide. You simply will not find a better waterside location.

New for 2017 !! large communal garden games room with pool table, airhockey, darts and playstation etc. children must have adult supervision.

Dunlookin is in Loch Lomond National Park, we have two twin rooms @£66 per room per night, with a family bathroom. We Do Not take separate parties it is not a shared bathroom. With a choice of breakfast. Full Scottish or Continental. Guest lounge with views of Ben Lomond. Parking, bus and train from Glasgow 1 hr. The Cobbler & the Arrochar Hills, 2 miles. Boat trips nearby on the Loch. Good food a two minute walk away or a five minute drive to Arrochar Village

Lower level is the dining room, kitchen and guest lounge. Upstairs are two twin bedrooms and a family bathroom with bath and shower ( we only have one couple or a family , so this is not a shared bathroom it is for guests only) Garden seating area.

Dunlookin is in a quiet crescent with good views of Ben Lomond & Ben Reoch. Loch Lomond is a 10 minute walk away. There are some good woodland walks nearby and there is a nice bar at the end of the walk to Arrochar called Ben Arthur's Bothy ( 1.5 miles) on the shores of Loch Long with views of Ben Arthur, known locally as The Cobbler. There is an old Parish Church a two minute walk away which has been converted to a restuarant/bar called Slanj it opens in the summer months and closes in the winter, round about the end of November.

Welcome to my newly renovated home on beautiful Loch Goil, deep in Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. It's a warm, cozy and comfortable space to relax and enjoy the stunning views of Loch Goil and the surrounding mountains. It's the perfect holiday destination for lovers of the great outdoors or anyone looking to get away from it all.

This detached bungalow is set in large mature, enclosed gardens and is surrounded by mountains, woodlands and streams, and of course Loch Goil which meets the bottom of the garden. The adventurous can launch water going equipment from the house, and the slightly less adventurous can enjoy a cup of coffee with an uninterrupted view sat on the sea wall. I have just refurbished the house to live in to an exceptional standard, and rent it out from time to time whilst travelling. As such I would expect guests to treat it like their own home. The open plan living area has a vaulted ceiling with exposed wooden beams, an exposed brick fire place, floor to ceiling windows overlooking the loch, an upright piano, a breakfast bar and a round table with seating for 8 (10 at a push). The floor is finished in oak, the worktops in granite, and great attention to detail has been put into the lighting which I’m sure will impress. It has 4 bedrooms, sleeping 10 guests, and has two full size bathrooms. Each bedroom has a walk in wardrobe for guest use The house is powered by a sustainable air source heat pump, and as such has pressurised hot water from the rainfall showers in each bathroom. We have 35Mb Broadband, 4G phone reception and ASDA will deliver food if you wish. Well behaved dogs are allowed in the main living area for a small extra cleaning fee, but please not in the bedrooms. Anyone frightened of dogs should be aware that my next door neighbour rescues Huskies, which although are beautiful and friendly, may sing together at meal times! If you ask in advance I may be able to arrange meeting the Huskies! If you bring your own dog please make sure it doesn’t sit and bark at the Huskies all day. Please note Lochgoilhead, like much of the Highlands, can have large numbers of midges (small biting insects) in the summer.

There are marked lochside and forest walks from the door, sea angling in the loch and river fishing by permit. An indoor swimming pool, sauna, steam room and jacuzzi, along with a restaurant, bar and 9-hole golf course are available at Drimsynie, which is a 20 minute walk from the house. The village centre with local shop and pub are a 5 minute walk. A 20 minute drive away is Loch Fyne, with its world famous Oyster Bar and Inveraray, with its picturesque castle and medieval jail.

A modern 3 bedroom apartment in the heart of Lochgoilhead village. Dog welcome.

THE PROPERTY Steps away from the shores of Loch Goil, there are a number of modern apartments and town houses. Ben Arthur Place No. 7 is spread over 3 levels. Partial loch view as well as looking over the village church to the hills. Entry is by stairs to the half-landing direct from the off-road car parking area to the rear of the apartment. You carry on up to the 1st landing to enter the holiday home. You will find a modern, spacious apartment which can easily accommodate a family or group of up to 6 guests. Convenient for a meal or a social drink at the Goil Inn. Handy for the shores of Loch Goil for hiring kayaks or fishing, and close to the start of the marked walking trails to take you off up into the hills. 1st floor Entry hallway with hooks for your jackets and a tiled floor for leaving your outside footwear. Lounge with open plan dining area. The well equipped kitchen plus a cloakroom / WC. 2nd floor 3 bedrooms and the family bathroom and heated towel rail. BEDROOMS AND BATHROOM 2 doubles each with wardrobe and chest of drawers 1 twin with wardrobe and chest of drawers 1st floor – WC cloakroom 2nd floor family bathroom with shower over bath FACILITIES FREE Local Walking Guide - on request - see below in this description Wi-Fi – unlimited use Partial loch view from the lounge Off-peak heating throughout Kitchen – electric cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave, toaster Washer and dryer All the utensils you will need Travel cot – please bring your own cot linen -on request FreeView TV and DVD Bed linen and towels provided No smoking property Energy included Iron and ironing board Starter pack of liquid soaps in the toilet plus toilet paper, 2 black bags, 1 bottle of surface cleaner, scourer, cleaning cloths Parking – off-road parking for 1 car to the rear of the property. PET - You are welcome to bring your dog. The tiled entry stair is ideal for cleaning your dog for when you get back after a walk. We ask that your dog is not allowed upstairs in the bedrooms or on the furniture. Let us know at time of booking if you are bringing your dog. £30 pet charge. PRACTICAL INFO Finding Ben Arthur Place 7: We make it easy. A detailed map and directions will be emailed on receipt of the final payment. Entry: A key safe code is sent with the directions. You are not met my anyone – you let yourself in. Arrival & departure: From 4pm on arrival until 10am on departure. Shopping: Small grocery store in the village, Costcutter mini-market 1 mile away. FREE LOCAL WALKING GUIDE Lochgoilhead is a sensational walking area. Discover the walks not usually found online. Easy to muscle-crunching, as well as the popular dog walks, there is something here for everyone. If you are planning on exploring on foot and would like a copy of the guide in your holiday home on arrival, please let us know by asking for one in the message box when booking.

Location – Lochgoilhead Easy to reach being just over an hour from Glasgow. You arrive in this special place either through the wonderfully named, Hell’s Glen, or via the mountain viewpoint at the Rest and be Thankful. The village sits in a scenic location at the head of a fjord type sea loch within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. What to do when you are here. Choose from indoor and outdoor all-year activities, a golf course, as well as boat & kayak hire. This is a superb walking area with a number of marked walking trails around the village. There is an excellent leisure centre 1 mile away – open on a pay-as-you-go basis. Dining and entertainment options nearby.

Mews cottage, part of a courtyard steadings in the area of Succoth in Arrochar. Ground floor has open plan kitchen/dining/lounge with multi-fuel stove and the shower room. Upstairs has two bedrooms, 1 with a king size bed, 1 with a double bed. Great place to stay anytime of the year, enjoy winter months with the roaring fire and summer with the barbecue.

The property is very comfortable with everything you need. Well behaved dogs are allowed and we have a large multi fuel stove in the living room.

We have 2 en-suite bedrooms at the back of our cottage, each having their own private entrance. Each bedroom has a mini fridge, kettle and a toaster. There are plates, bowls, glasses, mugs and cutlery so you can bring your own food & drink for breakfasts, snacks etc. There is a small shop and restaurant within a 5/10 min walk and it’s a 5 min walk to Tarbet pier. If like your own space and privacy but someone on hand if needed we are the Airbnb for you. We accept 1 dog for £10 per stay.

A private twin bedroom with en-suite shower room. You have your own entrance so you can come and go as you please. There is a TV with Freesat, mini fridge, kettle and toaster. We provide plates, bowls, cutlery, mugs and glasses so you can bring your own food and drink for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Parking is available to the front of the cottage. You have use of the shared back garden which has a stream that runs alongside the cottage.

The nearest place to eat out is the Slanj bar and restaurant which is 5/10 minutes walk from the cottage towards the railway station. It is open from 9am to 10pm. This also has a small shop for essentials. The Village Inn in Arrochar has great Loch views and food if you are happy to drive or walk a couple of miles. For breakfast or lunch there is also Tarbet tearooms which is a couple of minutes walk towards the Loch. Tarbet Pier is a 5 minute walk away. Have a look at www.cruiselochlomond.co.uk for information on Loch cruises and the passenger ferry which takes you to various points on the Loch including to the West Highland Way, also look under activities, walking and rambling. The picturesque conservation village of Luss is just off the A82 10 miles away heading towards Balloch. Argyll forest has many wonderful walks including our favourite Pucks Glen and Glenbranter which is towards Dunoon. Rest and be thankful Road from Tarbet towards Loch Fyne and beyond is a particularly beautiful drive. For the adventurous there is Wakeboarding, kayak hire etc at Ardlui or if the weather is terrible Inveraray jail or castle.

A converted Forester’s lodge situated in an elevated position at the foot of “The Cobbler”, enjoying views of Loch Long & the Arrochar Alps. The open fire and the Loch facing deck are perfect to relax after a day in the hills, regardless of the weather.

Three bright & spacious ensuite double rooms, a cosy single room with bunk beds and a large twin room on the first floor provide superb accommodation. A family bathroom on the ground floor, and a shower room on the first offer individual facilities for each room. The large lounge with open fireplace, a modern kitchen and conservatory with loch views provide ample space for all guests, and the dining room at the rear of the property with a handmade, reclaimed wood dining table will comfortably seat ten. The generous garden has multiple seating areas to be enjoyed, with different views over the surrounding mountains and Loch Long. You may also be fortunate enough to see some deer wander close to the perimeter fence.

There are many attractions on offer in this part of Scotland. Walking and hiking is available at all levels from walking by lochs and burns through wooded glens, to hiking the Munro’s and Corbett’s, especially the world famous Ben Arthur (The Cobbler), which features the most distinctive outline of any mountain in the Southern Highlands Access to these hills and walks starts from the door at Ben Bheula with the footpath starting right next to the house.
 Mountain biking routes are available, again, from the door, with way marked routes on forest tracks.
 There are many picturesque towns and villages in the area such as Inveraray, with its fairytale castle and the nearby renowned Oyster Bar at Loch Fyne. Towards Dunoon the botanical gardens at Benmore offer many rare species of trees and shrubs, including giant redwoods!
 There is wildlife in abundance (we sometimes see deer from the house) with sea birds on the Loch and many others inhabiting the forest. This is a birdwatchers paradise ! 
 The area offers walking at all levels and to suit most abilities , so whether it’s a day walk, weekend, week or tailored to meet your requirements we can provide the walks and accommodation. These are short, medium and long walks on easy paths and trails; such as a walk from Rest & Be Thankful on forest tracks to Arrochar, or walking from Arrochar to Ardgarten. Check out the visitor centre and select one of the many trails through picturesque highland woodland.    Note: the easy trails do have some inclines! Only a 12 minute walk around the Loch you can relax with the locals in Ben Arthur’s Bothy, the local pub where your dog is also welcome! Corbetts in the area: 1. The Cobbler (Ben Arthur) 2. Beinn Bheula 3. Ben Donich. 4. The Brack 5. Being Luibhean 6. Beinn an Lochain 7. Binnein an Fhidhleir Munros in the area: 1. Ben Narnain 2. Ben Vorlich 3. Ben Ime 4. Ben Vane A short ferry ride can also be taken from Tarbet across Loch Lomond to conquer Ben Lomond !

The cottage is close to Loch Lomond and set in the beautiful surroundings of the national park. You’ll love the stunning scenery and the outdoors space where you can enjoy lovely walks, go for a cycle, enjoy boat trips and watersports. There is also horse riding, fishing and lovely villages to visit. It is ideal for couples, solo adventurers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

This self catering cottage is set in a quiet peaceful location only minutes from Loch Lomond. It is very cosy and comfortable, perfect for relaxing after a day exploring the beautiful surroundings. There is ample seating for 6 guests and a dining table for 6. There is a bath and shower in the main bathroom downstairs as well as a en-suite shower from the master bedroom (also downstairs). All rooms are wheelchair accessible.

The cottage is set in the quiet village of Tarbet and close to the village of Arrocher. The villages have coffee shops, small convenience stores and places to eat. The Loch Waterbus leaves from Tarbet pier throughout the day and is a great way to travel up and down the loch. The picturesque village of Luss is also not far away and great for watersports, shops and food.

The private bedroom is situated within a very well presented and comfortable, traditional Highland Guest House. The double bedroom features a bay window, with seating, looking out onto Loch Long and the splendour of the Arrochar Alps beyond. It also has the luxury of a generously sized modern en-suite. Tea/coffee making facilities (with biscuits), flat screen TV, Freesat, DVD player, hairdryer, and Wi-Fi. There is also private on site parking and secure bicycle storage.

There is a possibility of breakfast being provided (additional costs apply).

Situated in the heart of the village of the picturesque village of Arrochar and just 2km from Loch Lomond. We are surrounded by spectacular hills providing numerous walking opportunities and are in easy reach of long distance off road cycle routes. Four Munros - Beinn Narnain, Beinn Ìme, Ben Vane and Ben Vorlich can be reached from the front door. Ben Lomond can be accessed using the Loch Lomond ferry service. There are also many visitor attractions, castles, whisky trails and other places of interest within easy reach.

Still Brae 'the place by the stream' is an historic cottage built in 1745 in the village of Tarbet. A perfect base for hillwalking or to travel all round the west coast with a train station and bus services from Glasgow. Loch Lomondside is about 200 metres from the property with boat trips on the loch and access to Ben Lomond. The cottage features a four poster in the master bedroom and the splendid original stone wall in the lounge, with all the modern conveniences of a holiday property.

There are 2 bedrooms: double four poster with en suite bathroom (toilet, bath with shower above) and a family room with bunk bed (double and single above with large adjoining shower room). There is a separate WC. The living space has a well equipped kitchen including a washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, pots, pans, plenty of dishes etc. The living area has plenty of seating with Sky tv package and wi-fi.

The pier at Tarbet has fabulous views of Loch Lomond with various pleasure cruises taking you round the numerous small islands on the loch or over to Inversnaid and Rowerdennan on the east side of the Loch for access to Ben Lomond. The Arrochar Alps are close by, these are a group of mountains located around the head of Loch Long. The Tarbet Hotel is about 200 metres away offering lunches and dinner and the Slanj Restaurant is close by. There is a grocery store in Arrochar, less than 2 miles from the cottage.