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We are a luxury bed & breakfast throughout the year, but please reach out for available dates, if you are interested in exclusive use. A 16th Century authentic Scottish castle escape, nestled in the ancient landscape of Kilmartin Glen with 8,000 years of history to explore right on your door step. Standing stones, ancient forts, burial tombs, and ancient rock carvings make our wee Glen one of Scotland’s richest concentration of archeological sites. A true slice of genuine unspoiled Scotland.

We’ve always loved meeting people and we love being in the kitchen, especially making breakfast together. So, between Oct 2019 and Oct 2020 we will be opening Kilmartin Castle as a luxury bed and breakfast. We have a 2 night minimum stay and you can find our individual rooms: Clarke | Carswell | 1550 and Speel listed under Kilmartin Castle. If you would rather take the place exclusively though, you still can, so please ask. All five en suite bedrooms have been individually designed to retain the rustic magic of a 16th C castle while spoiling you with the comforts of modern living including wood burning stoves, extravagant walk in showers, roll top baths and of course, luxury bedding.

Kilmartin Castle sits at the top of Kilmartin Glen, which boasts the largest number of historical finds within a six mile radius in all of Scotland. Amazing walks start right from the castle. Kilmartin Village has a great community vibe. An award winning museum / café and gift shop and a local pub serving real ales, Scottish single malts and great dinner, only a 3 minute walk away.

Our delightful cosy Cottage sleeps two, four if you want to use the sofa bed. Situated in amongst some of Argyll's most dramatic scenery. It's a perfect base for walks' sailing, horse riding, bird watching or just sitting by the wood burning stove.

Historically West Barravullin was a very important place, as Crofters would bring their grain to be milled here - Translated - Barravullin means -Mill on the Hill. It is a tranquil, secluded property, a perfect place to relax and getaway from the rigours of everyday life. The Cottage has a double bed and if needed a double sofa bed - so can accommodate four. There is also outdoor seating with wonderful views of the Mountains on the Isle of Mull.

What I love about this area is the History and the breathtakingly magical scenery. Ardfern has a marina where the guests can take a boat trip out to see the Corryvreckan Whirlpool - the second largest in Europe, or visit the Inner Hebridean Islands - Jura for instance where George Orwell wrote his futuristic novel - 1984.

Maida's cottage is situated on the edge of the village of Ford, close to Loch Ederline. There is a private driveway to the cottage with a farm gate to keep the sheep on the hill. There is ample parking and a gated/fenced private garden. Although on the edge of the village, Maida's cottage feels remote with a rather stunning backdrop. There are many hills to walk. There is no TV or WiFi, this is a cosy getaway from hectic lives so sit back and enjoy the log fire with a good book.

Within Maida's cottage you will find an entrance porch, somewhere to place your walking boots and coats. Kitchen with fridge, oven and microwave. The sitting room has a log burner, logs will be provided for your stay. There is a double bed in the bedroom with a chest of drawers for your clothes. There is a shower, sink and loo with soap provided.

Elegant Victorian Manse, retains much of its character, the rooms are generously proportioned. In Kilmartin, Argyll, Scotland. Four rooms available one via Air B&B

Come and explore Argyll in the West Highlands, with our outstanding national nature reserves, abundant wildlife and stunning coastal landscapes. Stretching from the picturesque fishing village of Tarbert, Loch Fyne, in the south to Loch Craignish in the north, over to Knapdale and Crinan in the west, across to Inveraray and Loch Awe in the east, and with Kilmartin Glen in its midst the Heart of Argyll boasts some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe.

Discover the ancient area of Kilmartin, including Carnasserie Castle, Kilmartin House Museum and the standing stones of Kilmartin Glen. Go on to discover Dunadd Fort where ancient Kings of Scotland were once crowned – does your foot fit in the stone footprint?

Dalriada is surrounded by mature gardens overlooking rear pastures which extend to tree-covered hills rising above the River Add. It offers peace and quite while still only 10 minutes from the town of Lochgilphead and ideally situated for seeing the sights around Argyll and Western Scotland. The guest room contains a very comfortable small double bed . Access to a separate guest bathroom. You will feel most welcome here as couples, friends or solo adventurers.

My wife Jenn and I live at Dalriada with our Lhasa Apso Gracie. Set in idyllic Argyll, our home is cosy, quiet, clean and private. It is tastefully decorated throughout and though secreted within lush surroundings, the large windows flood the rooms with natural light.

We are close to standing stones, ancient Dunadd, enchanting Moine Mhor, historic Kilmartin, Islay ferry for whisky tours, picturesque Inverary and countless activities like: hiking, fishing, kayaking, bird watching, yoga, photography; and endless access to unique nature reserves, castles, and lochs. We can provided guidance and recommendations during your stay.

Dunans Cottage is situated in the beautiful Knapdale Forest 1.9 miles from Cairnbaan within a National Scenic Area. The views are fantastic! The Cottage is off the beaten track but within a traditional farming hamlet with access via a forestry track ( see illustrated map ). Many outdoor and indoor activities are available within the area but the peace and quiet at Dunans are unique.

The cottage is small and cosy (6m x 4m, not including porch and bathroom), open plan studio style with a log burning stove. We will provide a log basket of firewood, and more can be bought on request. There is also electric heating. A small separate bathroom contains W.C., wash basin and shower. The kitchen area is well equipped and fitted with cooker, sink, a small fridge with a freezer compartment, washing machine and micro wave.

We live in mid Argyll and within that area there are many places worth a visit depending on your interest. Crinan(6 miles), is at the west end of the famous Crinan canal and has an hotel and coffee shop. From here it is possible to take a boat trip to the Corryvrecken whirlpool between the Isles of Jura and Scarba where you often can watch sea eagles. Crinan ferry beach is great for walking at low tide. Kilmartin (8 miles) is surrounded by archaeological sites(standing stones, stone circles and cairns) and the award winning museum and café are well worth a visit. The road to Tayvallich (11 miles) takes you along the shore of Caol Scotnish and past the ruined crofting community of Arichonan. Tayvallich village overlooks a bay with many boats. There is a pub and a shop. Passing through Tayvallich you can visit Taynish nature reserve, a beautiful area of ancient old oak forest and then on to the end of the peninsular and look straight across the water at the Isle of Jura.

We live in a lovely bungalow in a quiet area with superb views over the Crinan Canal and Loch Fyne. If you are planning to work locally short term or to visit to appreciate the beautiful West Coast of Scotland, this is a good central spot. The start of the Kintyre Way is 10 miles South and the historical archaeological site of Kilmartin is 10 miles North. We are also an ideal stop over to and from the Islay Ferry Terminal which is a 30 minute drive South.

The Crinan Canal, the most picturesque short cut to the Western Isles is just 70 short steps away. Cycle/walk 9 miles to its end at Crinan or better still 1/2 mile to the Ardrishaig sea lock basin. You can interact with us as much or as little as you wish, but regardless, we are always available for advice and information on the local area. We offer 1 Bedroom that is ensuite with one double bed. Please be aware that this is a 'small' double room approximately 12' x 11' (3.6m x 3.3m). There is access to all sides of the bed with additional fitted wardrobe space which houses the small fridge, kettle, tea tray and drawer unit with hanging rail. There is also an additional luggage rack in the room which can be placed outside if you so wish. There is room under the bed for storage. Feedback is that this is enough space to suit most needs. I hope this helps in your decision in choosing our accommodation but please feel free to contact for any further information.

We are in a very quiet neighbourhood so hope you find your stay relaxing and peaceful. There is a local pub/restaurant; convenience store and cafe within a short walk of the house. The Crinan Canal is accessed by steps directly to the house.

The Old cheese loft makes up part of the court yard at Dunadd farm. Situtated in the heart of the ancient kingdom of Dalriada, at the foot of Dunadd hill, once the seat of the first kings of Scotland and metres away from the idyllic river Add, and Moine Mhor nature reserve. Enjoy peaceful walks along the river bank, Crinan canal and beach overlooking the isles of Jura and Scarba and the infamous Corryvreachan whirl pool. Explore the ancient site of Dunadd fort and visit Kilmartin Museum.

This cosy house has an open plan living space with kitchen and an upstairs bedroom with double bed and en suite facilities. Views over the river Add and courtyard. The Cheese loft has a well equipped kitchen with washing machine and dryer facilities are available upon request. Wifi and television included.

This is a newly renovated School Room privately set at the back of the School House at the edge of the village. A perfect get away for two in a balcony bedroom with open plan sitting room. A full equipped kitchen and large bathroom situated under the bedroom. A fun and elegant home with wifi, oil fired central heating and everything you will need to enjoy a stunning part of Argyll. All part of Ederline Estate which is a hill farm and offers fishing, kayaking, amazing local walks and wildlife.

This accommodation is' Home from Home' and is well equipped to cater for all your needs. A fun open plan get away for two!

This accommodation is only a short drive from the coast and all the ferry ports to visit the Islands. We are situated in the Kilmartin Glen which is a huge centre for rare bronze age archaeology which is all explained in the KIlmartin Museum. We have a great selection of restaurants, attractions all with in 20 mins drive.

Quirky one bedroom cottage set in the beautiful backdrop of Lunga House, and exquisite views of the sea stretching from the Corryvreckan to Loch Melford encompassing the islands of Jura, Scarba, Luing , Shuna and beyond to the mountains of Mull.

Delightful one bedroom cottage with spectacular views. Comprises of one double/twin bedroom , open plan kitchen and dining area and downstairs bathroom.

Situated in the delightful Lunga Estate, a short distance from Craobh Haven Village, the cottage is set in stunning surroundings.

A light and very spacious loft room overlooking the picturesque Crinan Canal. The large top floor has amazing views and a wood burning stove. It is mainly self-contained with a sleeping area, living area and basic cooking facilities. There are two bathrooms in the house which are shared with me and my son. I provide a kettle, toaster, microwave, small fridge and a variety of basic foods, so you can be independent but you are welcome to use my large kitchen for more cooking. A warm welcome awaits

The loft room spans the entire top floor of the house, with 6 velux windows to let the light in all day. The sleeping area has a double bed, a small wooden closet, a bedside table with drawers. There is also a day bed that pulls out to another double bed. The living/relaxing area has a 5 seater sofa, wood burning stove, full internet TV and a slection of DVD's and books. I have provided camping style kitchen facilities, with a kettle, toaster, combination microwave, small fridge, crockery and cutlery. It will be stocked with foodstuffs for a continental style breakfast. You can use the facilities to cook your own meals but if you prefer to make something more you are more than welcome to use the big kitchen in the house. Alternatively, there are lots of great places to eat out. For bathrooms there is a bathroom with a shower on the floor below the loft and two floors below is a bathroom with a bath. Both of these you will have full access to.

The Crinan Canal is described as the 'most beautiful shortcut in Britain' and Braeface is situated right next to it at Bellanoch Basin. It is a Grade 2 listed stone building, believed to have been built in the early 19th century to house the engineers involved in the construction of the canal which began in 1801. Bellanoch Basin is a small hamlet with about 10 houses, it is nice and quiet with one road that leads to the village of Crinan, 2 miles away, that provides the western entrance to the Crinan Canal from the Atlantic. Crinan has a lovely hotel with a bar, seafood bar and restuarant for lunches and dinner. The Crinan Coffee shop is a gorgeous place to sit during the day and watch the boats entering and leaving the canal.

This two bedroom terraced cottage sleeps four with a south facing garden directly overlooking the Crinan Canal Hotel/pub ½ mile An ideal base for people who like walking, sailing, fishing and cycling along the nearby tow path towards Lochgilphead 3miles or Crinan 4 miles The garden is enclosed and dog-friendly (1 dog FOC) Local interests pottery, the museum, gardens, archaeological sites, golf and fishing are available nearby Free Fibre Optic WiFi Bike Shed

Both cottages are dog friendly and one behaved small dog FOC is allowed in both cottage living areas by prior arrangement Unlike other cottages there is no charge for dogs - which are most welcome together with their responsible owners. I do not take weekend bookings which starts on a Thursday or Friday without prior notice Both cottages have private front gardens and have free Broadband and free Fibre Optic Wi-Fi. There is a bike and wood store in the lane at the rear of the property. Minimum stays varies throughout the year. Access: Adequate off road parking available for both cottages at either end of terrace.

Crinan Canal Cottage is situated in the much sought-after hamlet of Cairnbaan, a charming area of unspoilt natural beauty approximately halfway along the Crinan Canal, which stretches from Ardrishaig to Crinan. The canal itself is picturesque and beautifully landscaped, and provides plenty of interest with the daytime passage of boats to and fro. The Crinan Canal offers wonderful scenery for fishing, canoeing, sailing, horse riding, walking and cycling, with many cycle tracks signposted throughout the glen and plenty of forests and hills nearby should you wish something more energetic. Wildlife includes many woodland birds and birds of prey, beavers in a new reserve in Knapdale, red squirrels, red and roe deer, seals, otters and occasionally pine martins. The rural location of the property offers unlimited potential for country life and outdoor pursuits. It is within easy reach of several marinas and is in the heart of the renowned west coast sailing area with the coastline and islands to the west offering superb sailing. Boats can be chartered from Crinan harbour and there are trips around the islands where it is possible to see whales, porpoise, seals, many sea birds including golden and white-tailed eagles, and the spectacular Corryvreckan Whirlpools.

Newly renovated shepherd's Cottage accommodates 6 guests. Beautiful area for fishing, cycling, walking. It is near to kilmartin glen, Oban and the isles. The cottage is an area of outstanding natural beauty, surrounded by hills, lochs and glens. The wildlife is plentiful and there are many interesting places to visit locally. Kilmartin museum, Dunadd Hill Fort, Inveraray Castle, Temple wood Neolithic site. The cottage is a calming and relaxing place t

The cottage has a lounge, dining room, kitchen, two twin rooms downstairs with the main bathroom having a jacuzzi bath and shower. Upstairs, a double attic room with en suite. The cottage has a log burning stove and storage heating. The kitchen has dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. An electric oven with grill and electric hob, microwave, kettle and toaster.

The area is very quiet. The nearest shops and amenities are in Lochgilphead, 18 miles away. The cottage is on a very good single track road 2 miles from Ford Village. Loch Awe 100 metres away and is fantastic for fishing. The road around the loch is approximately 70 miles and is great for cycling.

Dalriada is surrounded by mature gardens overlooking rear pastures which extend to tree-covered hills rising above the river Add. It offers peace and quite while still only 10 minutes from Lochgilphead and ideally situated for seeing the sights around Argyll and Western Scotland. The luxurious guest room includes a writing desk and access to a separate guest bathroom. You will feel most welcome here as couples, solo adventurers, with children and/or furry friends.

My wife Jenn and I live at Dalriada with our Lhasa Apso Gracie. Set in idyllic Argyll, our home is cosy, quiet, clean and private. It is tastefully decorated throughout and though secreted within lush surroundings, the large windows flood the rooms with natural light.

We are close to standing stones, ancient Dunadd, enchanting Moine Mhor, historic Kilmartin, Islay ferry for whisky tours, picturesque Inverary and countless activities like: hiking, fishing, kayaking, bird watching, yoga, photography; and endless access to unique nature reserves, castles, and lochs. We can provided guidance and recommendations during your stay.

The Cabin is a nature-lover's paradise, a peaceful, romantic retreat full of character and charm. It is a 1930s wood-panelled cabin set in an orchard, part of the beautiful mature garden of our home. It consists of a bedroom, bathroom and old-fashioned kitchen with wood stove. We are situated at the heart of Kilmartin Glen, a 5-minute walk from ancient standing stones and chambered cairns and a short cycle from Moine Mhor nature reserve, Crinan Ferry beach and the award-winning Kilmartin Museum.

The Cabin is a 1930's wooden garden house. The rooms are wood panelled and the curved ceiling is reminiscent of an old railway carriage. With windows on three sides it is very light. When the weather is fair, sunshine pours into the bedroom from morning to evening. We have kept the original features and added vintage and retro furnishings. There are two comfortable single beds with electric blankets (we can put these together on request), a bathroom with bath and toilet and a kitchen with kettle, toaster, small fridge and old Belling cooker (electric). The Belling is fairly limited but will cook eggs or pasta, heat milk or grill bacon with success. You may wish to bring your own breakfast or if you prefer, we can provide a DIY breakfast, including freshly laid eggs. A Scandinavian wood stove heats the cabin (wood provided) but there are also electric radiators and blankets to keep you snug. The Cabin is a peaceful haven where you can read a book, play games or listen to the radio (or the birdsong!) in the absence of wifi.

The Cabin is situated in Kilmartin Glen just a stone's throw from Temple Wood Stone Circle and is on a cycling and walking route that gives access to an array of historic sites: chambered cairns, standing stones, rock art, Dunadd fort, Moine Mhor nature reserve, Carnasserie Castle and the award-winning Kilmartin museum. Crinan is a short drive away with its famous canal, harbour and wonderful woodland walk with stunning views to the west over Jura and Mull. Loch Awe, Loch Sween and the pretty west coast villages of Tayvallich and Ardfern are a 20-minute drive away, offering walks, boat trips, cafes, arts venues and sports facilities. Lochgilphead (9 miles away) is the main hub for shopping, banking, petrol etc. There is a friendly pub in Kilmartin village a mile and a half away. The walk there is lovely, even after dark.

Situated at the north gable end of Melfort Lodge, this compact semi-detached cottage forms part of the stable courtyard and enjoys views over its own triangle of garden and the courtyard Garden. A glass door from the living room opens onto the garden. Car parking within the garden ground at the front and to the side of the building. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Cosy Sitting Room with wood-burning stove Equipped with two single sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Kitchen with oven, hob, fridge with ice box, microwave & dishwasher UPPER FLOOR Attractive Double bedroom twin on request Small Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Car parking is to the side of the cottage. Heating is by electric panel & storage heaters. Electricity is metered & paid for at the end of your stay. All bed linen, towels & cleaning products are provided. Up to 2 pets are welcome by arrangement (charges apply).

Loch Melfort makes Kilmelford a popular haven for the yachting community visiting the islands of the Inner Hebrides and Mull and Iona. The surrounding countryside has many miles of excellent walks with stunning views over the land and coast so it’s hard not to fall in love with this place instantly. We have an enviable reputation for wild brown trout fishing on our hill lochs and there is also sea fishing offering a great variety of species. Some of the most popular activities include day trips to Oban; catching the ferry to The Isle of Mull & Iona; exploring the award winning Arduaine Gardens; visiting the Sea Life Sanctuary; enjoying exhilarating boat trips to the Corryvreckan Whirlpool with Jenny Wren Boat Trips; discovering wildlife boat trips spotting Whales, Dolphins, Porpoise, Sea and Golden eagle, Seals and Otters. Not forgetting sampling whisky, dining on fresh seafood, exploring castles and discovering the Glorious Gardens of Argyll. Closer to home there are many lovely walks from Melfort Village as well as boat trips to the islands from Melfort Pier. Lunga Riding Stables , near Craobh Haven offer horseriding ride outs and lessons from 30 minutes to 4 hours. Trail rides are along forest tracks or along the shore with plenty of stops for photo opportunities. The local area is packed full of majestic landscapes, stunning seaviews, wonderful wildlife, fascinating flora, and is also rich with archaeological and historical places of interest. The unique landscape with mountains and glens gently rolling to the sea make it perfect for all ages who enjoy exploring the outdoors. Whatever you prefer there is something to suit all tastes, seeking high energy activity or just somewhere to relax and recharge, we have it all here in Argyll. For a truly spectacular birds eye view and a unique experience Fly Scenic Scotland offers 10 tour’s, exploring the unparalleled views of the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Based at Oban Airport we can highly recommend this experience which offers trips including iconic views from the air from Castle Stalker to Ben Nevis! Come and join us and explore a world away from your own here on the magical West Coast.

An outstanding cottage on one of Scotland's most attractive and important historic sites. Dunadd Fort is where ancient kings were anointed and is widely regarded as the birthplace of Scotland. Our spacious family holiday home offers comfort and tranquillity whilst only a 5 minute drive from the market town Lochgilphead. Perfectly situated for exploring Argyll and the islands, as well as offering magnificent walking, cycling, fishing, bird watching, sea cruises, and much more on our doorstep.

Dunadd Fort provides 360 degree panoramic views over the sea to the Isles of Jura and Islay, across the Moine Mhor nature reserve to the picturesque Crinan Canal, towards the Neolithic sites in Kilmartin Glen, and East over the River Add. Our cottage is a spacious family holiday home on a natural terrace halfway up the fort. The cottage has been comprehensively refurbished to give you a restful, and relaxing holiday experience. The bedrooms have new luxury mattresses, linen, and carpets. All the bedrooms enjoy magnificent views over the River Add. Both the family bathroom and shower room are new. We love how much communal space the cottage has. The large antique oak dining table easily accommodates the 6 foot table-top snooker table, there is a childrens' snug at the top of the stairs, and in the sitting room you can sit cosily by the fire or fall back into the sofas and surf the interactive tv. The kitchen is well equipped, including a large fridge / freezer, dishwasher, and microwave. The utility room has a washing machine and pulley clothes drier. A south facing terrace is accessed through the sitting room french windows and provides the perfect spot for lazy afternoons and evening drinks. And the well maintained 3/4 acre garden provides ample space for energetic children to play to their heart's content. For guests who are interested in the past, Dunadd Fort features in many television programmes. Our particular favourite is the BBC's "History of Scotland" in which Neil Oliver reveals Dunadd's beauty and majestic pedigree. (episode 1 - available on YouTube -10 minutes in). Well worth a look. Dunadd Fort is a focal point for the Kilmartin Glen network of walks. which offer a choice of river, woodland, and hill walking. You will find route plans for 22 nearby walks in the cottage. These varied habitats, along with our nearness to the Crinan Moss nature reserve and sea, make the area rich in birdlife. Guests may even be lucky enough to catch sight of the locally nesting golden eagles. Guests can choose from a wide variety of excellent local restaurants, many specializing in the West Coast's bountiful local produce. We've always found Dunadd Fort Cottage has the ingredients for perfect Scottish holidays. The cottage is spacious and combines the character of a 200 year old house with up to date comfort. It enjoys the peace of a secluded location with proximity to activities, shops and restaurants.

Sea cruises, horse riding, and Lochgilphead swimming pool are all within a 5 minute drive. As are supermarkets, and restaurants to suit all budgets. Dunadd Fort is at the heart of this amazing part of Argyll. Car ferry terminals for day trips to the Western Isles are within an hours drive. Though many people prefer the thrill of the fast passenger service which leaves Tavyallich for the Isle of Jura, and which arrives a stones throw from it's famous whisky distillery (booking required). Tavyallich is just a 15 minute drive from Dunadd and is beautiful enough to merit a trip in its own right. We are well placed as a base from which to explore the area by bicycle, with untold miles of forestry tracks available for those who prefer off-roading. The cottage has a lockable garage for bike storage. Fishing permits are available for the River Add and local lochs.

The situation is unique with breathtaking views of Loch Craignish and surrounding hills. Access via (driveable) forest track so peace and tranquility guaranteed. The guest room is 4.4 m by 2.9 m. with two large single beds. Built in Wardrobe plus ample drawer space. Open views over garden and surrounding hills.. Guests private shower and WC half staircase away, Kitchen with AGA style cooker and normal appliances. The host speaks fluent german, good french and a little russian

The plot is over one acre on steep slope, with no direct neighbours, so very tranquil, and very dark at night! Garden is full of rhododendra, azaleas, hydrangeas, various trees and shrubs. Outside patio is on sun side, with view ofLoch Craignish and opposite bank - just forest!

Very tranquil neighbourhood with few neighbours scattered over one km of hillside, accessed only via forest track.. No street, no lighting. Village of Ardfern with shop, restaurant, pub is under one mile distant, 15 mins by foot along the shore of beautiful Loch Craignish.

Just south of Oban, providing wonderful west coast views down the protected Sound of Jura, The Old Cottage is situated next to Arduaine Garden and beneath an ancient Dun or hill fort. A recently renovated period cottage with a fantastic setting on the west Argyll coastline, this is a superb spot for visiting beautiful sea, hill and mountain scapes. Our newly decorated Scarba twin bedroom pairs with a nearby large bathroom that would be shared with the owners only. Very spacious guest lounge

Full Scottish breakfast Entire property located on ground floor Local information and ideas for day trips Local beaches and spectacular island views Restaurants nearby Short walk to NTS Arduaine Garden Superb wildlife opportunities Large guest lounge with wood burner Extensive library of books and DVD's

A magnificent location with close proximity to NTS Arduaine, Kilmartin Glen, Oban and Inveraray. There are several excellent local restaurants that you can visit. There are rocky and sandy beaches only a short walk away where you can gaze down the beautiful Sound of Jura and spot the island of Islay over 40 miles (67 kilometers) away!

Incredibly social space , ideal for large families and groups

An incredibly special property NEW to West Coast Cottages for 2017 with consistently high 5* reviews Grannda Mhor is located in Arduaine, a stunning ribbon of the West Coast of Scotland with absolutely incredible views across Asknish Bay. An area of great natural scenic beauty nestled between Oban and Lochgilphead, the house enjoys a fine prominent hillside position with spectacular views south and west over Asknish Bay to Shuna, Luing, Scarba and The Paps of Jura. Acquired by the Mossman's in 2017 and subsequently refurbished to an exceptionally high standard; Grannda Mhor combines class and quality whilst offering you all you could hope for in terms of comfort, peace and relaxation. Comfortably sleeping 8, Grannda Mhor is available for rental all year round and is an ideal base for your self-catering holiday in Argyll. The gardens and immediate surrounding area play host to a wide range of fauna including red squirrel, pine marten and otters playing in the bay with numerous bird species also present, which includes occasional sightings of Golden and Sea Eagles over the Bay. A few hundred yards north of Grannda Mhor are the famous Arduaine Gardens and The Loch Melfort Hotel offering an excellent bistro and formal restaurant with incredible views to the west. The bay at Arduaine has its own jetty for you to launch your rib or kayaks and is on the now famous west coast Sea Kayak Trail! 2.5 miles to the south of Grannda Mhor is Craobh Haven, a popular holiday and sailing village with berths for up to 250 crafts. With a harbourmaster, marina office and store -the stunning views take in the local islands of Shuna, Seil and Luing, as well as many better-known islands from Jura in the South to the highlands of Mull in the North. Running regularly from here are a number of excellent wildlife cruises which also take in the famous Gulf of Corryvreckan with the largest whirlpool in the world. The village has a local shop and a highly recomended pub/restaurant 'The Lord of The Isles'. 25 minutes' drive north along the A816 coastal road is Oban, a picturesque and bustling harbour town with an array of splendid shops and restaurants to experience; known as "The Seafood Capital of Scotland" it doesn't disappoint. With fishing boats in the bay, and regular Calmac Ferries leaving for the Inner and Outer Hebrides, one visit will never be enough.

Grannda Mhor is located in Arduaine, a stunning ribbon of the West Coast of Scotland with absolutely incredible views across Asknish Bay. An area of great natural scenic beauty nestled between Oban and Lochgilphead, the house enjoys a fine prominent hillside position with spectacular views south and west over Asknish Bay to Shuna, Luing, Scarba and The Paps of Jura. Comfortably sleeping 8, Grannda Mhor is available for rental all year round and is an ideal base for your self-catering holiday in Argyll.

We offer TWO extremely cosy and tastefully furnished double rooms, both en-suite. Guest sitting room and green oak sun lounge with spectacular views across Kilmartin Glen. Stunning sea views two minutes and the beach five minutes walk away.

Winterton is our dream house on a hill with spectacular views across Kilmartin valley and Dunadd (believed to be the capital of the ancient kingdom of Dál Riata). It is very close to the sea and the beach and you can walk for miles right from the house.

You can spend months here without having seen and experienced all there is to see and do. Historical attractions: KILMARTIN GLEN - CHAMBERED BURIAL CAIRNS, TEMPLE WOOD STONE CIRCLE and the award-winning KILMARTIN MUSEUM with its Cafe and shop. This is the most significant area in Scottish history. DUNADD FORT - Iron Age, a settlement used by the Gaelic rulers of Dalriada Kingdom in the 6th to 9th Centuries. ACHNABRECK - some the finest and largest examples of stone-carved cup and ring marks anywhere in the country. Nature: On your door step is CRINAN FERRY where you can while away the hours beach combing along miles of sand when the tide is out, looking out towards the isles of Jura, Scarba and Mull and splashing through shallow pools. MOINE MHOR nature reserve (one of Britain's finest peat-bog habitats for all kinds of flora and fauna). Walk or cycle along the famous CRINAN CANAL between Crinan and Ardrishaig - 14km in total. Visit DUNTRUNE CASTLE GARDENS Many walks and cycle rides cover KNAPDALE FOREST one of which is the famous BEAVER TRAIL. With a day pass you can also fly-fish in one of the Hill Lochs Other things to do: Explore the nature and culture of one of Europe's most evocative and ancient landscapes on a bespoke guided adventure by KAYAK or Foot with 'EXPLORE WILD ARGYLL' BOAT TOUR - 'Venture West' from CRINAN HARBOUR takes you through Europe's second largest tidal whirlpool - the famous CORRYVRECKAN - you might see dolphins and golden eagles on your way. FOOT FERRY to Jura from TAYVALLICH during the summer WHISKY DISTILLERIES: OBAN (50mins), ISLAY or JURA (ferry from Kennacraig port or SPRINGBANK in Campbeltown INVERARAY - with its CASTLE and JAIL is 45mins drive away. GOLF Lochgilphead (15mins), Carradale (1hr), Tarbert (45mins), Machrihanish (1.5 hrs) Golf Court (with the best first hole in the world) RIDING Lunga riding stables (20mins)

Come and stay on a working Scottish estate. The cottage is situated at the heart of the estate. The estate steadings are situated behind the cottage. We have sheep, cattle, chickens and ducks and a couple of elusive goats!

Mrs Rowan's cottage is a cosy wee cottage with a private driveway in the heart of the estate. There is a secure garden for guest dogs. There is an entrance porch where you can kick off your walking boots. A large bedroom with a king-size bed. Bathroom with sink, toilet, bath and a shower over the bath. Huge kitchen with table and chairs. Sitting room with a sofa bed. Open fire with logs provided for your stay.

Auchinellan Estate is situated on the edge of the village of Ford overlooking Loch Ederline.

Lovely two bedroom cottage set in the beautiful backdrop of Lunga House, and exquisite views of the sea stretching from the Corryvreckan to Loch Melford encompassing the islands of Jura, Scarba, Luing , Shuna and beyond to the mountains of Mull.

Delightful two bedroom cottage with spectacular views. Comprises of two double/twin bedrooms, well-equipped kitchen, large living room, and bathroom.

Situated in the delightful Lunga Estate, a short distance from Craobh Haven Village, the cottage is set in stunning surroundings.

Self Catering flat attached to the side of the Inn with it's own entrance and private garden, ideal as a base for exploring the area, pets welcome, max 2 dogs

Elegant Victorian Manse, retains much of its character, the rooms are generously proportioned. In Kilmartin, Argyll, Scotland. Four rooms available

Come and explore Argyll in the West Highlands, with our outstanding national nature reserves, abundant wildlife and stunning coastal landscapes. Stretching from the picturesque fishing village of Tarbert, Loch Fyne, in the south to Loch Craignish in the north, over to Knapdale and Crinan in the west, across to Inveraray and Loch Awe in the east, and with Kilmartin Glen in its midst the Heart of Argyll boasts some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe.

Discover the ancient area of Kilmartin, including Carnasserie Castle, Kilmartin House Museum and the standing stones of Kilmartin Glen. Go on to discover Dunadd Fort where ancient Kings of Scotland were once crowned – does your foot fit in the stone footprint?

The Snug offers a taste of the 16th Century living, but with underfloor heating! A unique castle bedroom on the ground floor with original stone barrel vaulted ceiling, walk in shower and en suite WC. Antique treasures, modern pieces & fine artwork all call Kilmartin Castle home. A friendly retreat in the heart of Argyll. Discover hidden Scotland! Available for exclusive use. Please ask for availability.

The castle is beautifully rustic. The barrel vaulted stone ceiling in this room is as it was when the castle was built in 1550. Sleeping beneath it feels pretty special! The furnishings are a selection of vintage and modern pieces lovingly collected over time.

Guests always say "We wish we stayed longer, there is so much to see and do!" Kimartin is a small village with big history, centered around Kilmartin Glen, which is within walking distance of the castle. The area has one of the richest concentrations of prehistoric monuments and historical sites in Scotland: Ancient forts, Standing stones and burial cairns are on our doorstep. Kilmartin Museum is a 3min walk from the castle and has a fabulous cafe serving up organic treats. Kilmartin Hotel, also 3mins by foot, serves pub grub, local ales & of course, great whisky!

We offer TWO extremely cosy and tastefully furnished double rooms, both en-suite. Guest sitting room and green oak sun lounge with spectacular views across Kilmartin Glen. Stunning sea views two minutes and the beach five minutes walk away.

Winterton is our dream house on a hill with spectacular views across Kilmartin valley and Dunadd (believed to be the capital of the ancient kingdom of Dál Riata). It is very close to the sea and the beach and you can walk for miles right from the house.

You can spend months here without having seen and experienced all there is to see and do. Historical attractions: KILMARTIN GLEN - CHAMBERED BURIAL CAIRNS, TEMPLE WOOD STONE CIRCLE and the award-winning KILMARTIN MUSEUM with its Cafe and shop. This is the most significant area in Scottish history. DUNADD FORT - Iron Age, a settlement used by the Gaelic rulers of Dalriada Kingdom in the 6th to 9th Centuries. ACHNABRECK - some the finest and largest examples of stone-carved cup and ring marks anywhere in the country. Nature: On your door step is CRINAN FERRY where you can while away the hours beach combing along miles of sand when the tide is out, looking out towards the isles of Jura, Scarba and Mull and splashing through shallow pools. MOINE MHOR nature reserve (one of Britain's finest peat-bog habitats for all kinds of flora and fauna). Walk or cycle along the famous CRINAN CANAL between Crinan and Ardrishaig - 14km in total. Visit DUNTRUNE CASTLE GARDENS Many walks and cycle rides cover KNAPDALE FOREST one of which is the famous BEAVER TRAIL. With a day pass you can also fly-fish in one of the Hill Lochs Other things to do: Explore the nature and culture of one of Europe's most evocative and ancient landscapes on a bespoke guided adventure by KAYAK or Foot with 'EXPLORE WILD ARGYLL' BOAT TOUR - 'Venture West' from CRINAN HARBOUR takes you through Europe's second largest tidal whirlpool - the famous CORRYVRECKAN - you might see dolphins and golden eagles on your way. FOOT FERRY to Jura from TAYVALLICH during the summer WHISKY DISTILLERIES: OBAN (50mins), ISLAY or JURA (ferry from Kennacraig port or SPRINGBANK in Campbeltown INVERARAY - with its CASTLE and JAIL is 45mins drive away. GOLF Lochgilphead (15mins), Carradale (1hr), Tarbert (45mins), Machrihanish (1.5 hrs) Golf Court (with the best first hole in the world) RIDING Lunga riding stables (20mins)

When you arrive , there is parking right by your front door. Inside, is a hall way , with the double bedroom, TV, en suite ,shower room, toilet, sink. Second bath room with a spa bath, toilet , sink . Upstairs, sitting area with a magical view of the every changing highlands and ocean. Large screen TV, dinning area, full kitchen. 2 pets are welcome. £ 20,- p. stay p. pet. When you arrive, the bed is made and plenty of towels. Great hill walking ,swimming ,waters ports, ideal touring base.

We are on of the most beautiful sea Loch on the West Coast of Scotland. Just 16 miles south of Oban , the gate way to the Isles. We are an ideal touring base , to take day trips to all kind of interesting things to see and do .

There is much to see and do in our area , there is Oban with the Whisky distillery great seafood restaurants, the take the ferry for a day to Mull and Iona . See the bridge over the Atlantic and visit Easdale and the little island of Seil, with the slate mines.The Arduine garden are only 10 minute from Melfort. Or go to Kilmartin, see the standing stones and the museum , walk a long the Crinan Canal. Yes, there is so much to do here. Come and enjoy your holiday .

Linnet Cottage is a two-bedroom, semi-detached cottage, on the banks of the Crinan Canal, "Britain's most scenic short-cut". Local shops and hotels are an easy stroll. The location is ideal for island-hopping (ferries to Islay, Jura, Arran, Mull and the Hebrides within an hour's drive), exploring Kilmartin Glen with its dozens of prehistoric sites, cycling of all sorts and gentle walks along the canal or through the forests of mid-Argyle. Great golf, food and whisky on your doorstep!

Linnet Cottage has been my holiday home for almost 20 years now. I bought it in 1999, and I never tire of the place. Ardrishaig is an old fishing village, but when the Silver Darlings left it re-invented itself as a haven for yachts, the entry to the Crinan Canal, and a gateway to the islands.

Kilmartin Glen would be on my must-see list. As well as the stone circle and standing stones at Lady Temple Wood, it's great fun to climb down into two of the cairns which are scattered along the line of the Glen. The tearoom at the heritage centre does great salads and cakes - if it's sunny, you can eat in the courtyard, but they also have a beautiful conservatory hidden downstairs, which is my brunch spot when I get the chance. There's a couple of less well known things you might want to do. IF it doesn't rain, a ten minute walk from the Kilmartin Road takes you to the top of Dunadd, which is where we used to crown our kings. There's a footprint and a bowl scooped out of the rock at the top of the hill, where the old fort used to be. I get fascinated by the Cup and Ring marks that are scattered across Scotland and Ireland. No one can agree what these decorations on rock-faces mean, which is part of the fun. The best site is at Achnabrek, which is a couple of miles north of Lochgilphead on the road to Kilmartin. If you're up for a short walk, I like hanging out at the Crinan end of the canal - there's a woodland walk that starts there (at the last lock before you come into the basin) and that gives great views out to to Islay and Jura, and back up North. If it rains? Go to the seafood cabin at Skipness - brilliant fresh shellfish, and the best orange sponge around (the secret is that they use their own duck eggs). If the weather breaks, you can walk around the castle. Or, you can do what I do - grab a book and sit in my little porch, watching the wet people on the yachts. Oh - if you like whisky, stop off at Loch Fyne Whiskies in Inveraray - they have an amazing selection. The Square Peg in Lochgilphead is good for local gifts.

Clamshell Lodge lies on the shore overlooking Loch Fyne. Located on the Ballimore Estate, at Otter Ferry, a surrounding of farming in the fields and forestry on the hills. A local pub (The Oystercatcher) less than a mile away. A beautiful view with fresh air - ideal getaway.

A cosy castle bedroom! Clarke has an open walk in shower and separate WC. The room has been decorated with lime paint, which is believed to aid better sleep. Klaus Haapeniemi wallpaper brings it to life and exposed original stonework reaching 5m reminds you that you are in a C16th castle. Antique treasures, modern pieces & fine artwork all call Kilmartin Castle. A friendly retreat in the heart of Argyll. Discover hidden Scotland! Available for exclusive use. Please ask for availability.

The property is beautifully rustic and the walls have been deliberately left with their aged patina, in some places. The exposed stonework in this room is a constant reminder that you are sleeping in a 16th Century Castle. The furnishings are a selection of vintage and modern pieces lovingly collected over time.

Guests always say "We wish we stayed longer, there is so much to see and do!" Kimartin is a small village with big history, centered around Kilmartin Glen, which is within walking distance of the castle. The area has one of the richest concentrations of prehistoric monuments and historical sites in Scotland: Ancient forts, Standing stones and burial cairns are on our doorstep. Kilmartin Museum is a 3min walk from the castle and has a fabulous cafe serving up organic treats. Kilmartin Hotel, also 3mins by foot, serves pub grub, local ales & of course, great whisky!

Detached Cottage with enclosed garden Spacious Sitting Room Open fire Patio Doors opening from Living Room into garden 1 double bedroom 2 single sofa beds (in sitting room) Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, wc & basin TV with Sky Freeview, DVD, CD or Ipod dock

Melfort Village lies in the heart of Argyll. To the north lies Oban & Lorne and to the south lies Mid Argyll. Oban & Lorne offers access to the islands, Oban being the main ferry port to over