Clachandubh

Lochgilphead, Argyll

Located in Lochgilphead, Argyll, this traditional stone cottage offers a serene getaway for up to six guests, nestled within a stunning 13,000-acre estate. Originally built in the 1800s as three shepherds' dwellings, the cottage has been thoughtfully restored into a single-storey accommodation that combines historical charm with modern amenities. Guests can enjoy the expansive grounds, which feature a mix of woodland, moors, and lochs, providing ample opportunities for exploration and relaxation. The property is conveniently situated near the coast and local pubs, enhancing the overall experience of the Scottish countryside.

The cottage boasts a comfortable living and dining area equipped with an open fire, Freesat TV, and DVD player, creating a cozy atmosphere for guests. The kitchen includes essential appliances such as an electric cooker, microwave, and fridge/freezer, making meal preparation convenient. Accommodations include three bedrooms, with one offering a zip and link super kingsize bed that can be converted into twins upon request. The en-suite bathroom and additional shower room ensure that guests have access to modern facilities throughout their stay. The property also features an enclosed lawned garden, perfect for outdoor relaxation, and welcomes up to two dogs, provided they are kept on a lead due to the surrounding sheep country.

Guests are encouraged to explore the natural beauty of the estate, which is home to diverse wildlife, including red and roe deer, pine martens, and various bird species such as golden eagles and ospreys. Fishing enthusiasts can take advantage of the estate's lochs, where they can fish for wild brown trout, pike, perch, and roach for a nominal fee. The area is rich in history, with archaeological sites and ancient chapels located nearby, particularly in Kilmartin Glen. Outdoor activities abound, including cycling, kayaking, and pony trekking, with equipment available for hire, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the picturesque landscape.

With its blend of historical significance and modern comforts, the cottage is graded 4 Star by the Scottish Tourist Board and serves as an ideal base for exploring the Kintyre Peninsula and its surrounding islands, such as Mull and Islay. The nearby Crinan Canal tow paths and forest trails offer excellent walking and cycling opportunities, while the local area features beautiful sandy beaches and renowned golf courses. A welcome pack, oil central heating, and Wi-Fi are included, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for all guests. With a shop and pub located just four miles away, this charming property provides a perfect retreat in the heart of Scotland’s natural beauty.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby