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Great getaway cabin on the Banks of Loch Lomond, fantastic views of the loch and surrounding mountains. A great base for enjoying the many water sports available on the loch, hill walking or simply a relaxing break. Continental breakfast included.

The cabin is self contained with an en suite shower room, TV and free WiFi. A substantial continental breakfast is provided within the cabin. There is a covered balcony area and garden. Our biggest asset without doubt is the unrestricted stunning views of Loch Lomond and surrounding mountains. We are in the village and within a five minute walk of all local amenities. If you are attending a wedding in the village we are located 50 metres from the church and a five minute walk to both local hotels.

Luss is an extremely picturesque village in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National (URL HIDDEN) is in a conservation area with many ancient buildings, the local church being of particular interest with hump back Viking grave stones. You can also enjoy many beautiful walks in the surrounding area.

A spotless upstairs studio flat with stunning views of the beautiful Cowal hills with shop and pub nearby. The flat is ideal for two people, but can accommodate three at a push using a fold-down single bed. Wifi available. Ideal base for walking, hill climbing, cycling, mountain biking, kayaking, fishing, golf, wildlife watching, watching the exciting sport of shinty, exploring our local history. Or simply just relaxing.

This is a cosy wee self-catering upstairs flat with everything you need for a comfortable stay. It is adjoining the family home, but entirely self-contained and separate. The sleeping and living areas are the same space, with an open plan kitchen area and a separate room for shower, toilet and basin. Ample private parking.

Situated in gorgeous Argyll, there is walking, cycling, fishing, wildlife watching, golfing, sailing, dining and much more besides to enjoy - all within easy reach of Grianan Holiday Apartment. Britain's longest sea loch, or fjord, Loch Fyne, is just a mile away and there is beauty all around. Don't come here expecting supermarkets within walking distance - the nearest is 18 miles away. There are, however, two small local shops selling provisions. All in all, a great place for a relaxing getaway or an active break.

Waterside Cottage is the former stables block for Stronachlachar House located on the bank of Loch Katrine in the heart of the Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The cottage has recently been renovated to provide a relaxing and comfortable environment in which to enjoy the National Park and the surrounding area. Waterside Cottage sleeps 6 comfortably. Pets are welcome with the Owner permission . It's just a 2 minute walk to the Pier Bistro so good food is always on hand.

The cottage is located in the very heart of the Trossachs. As a result the cottage has a fantastic backdrop. The cottage has a fully fitted kitchen with a washing machine and dishwasher. The living room has a TV with Sky TV. The area is remote and not all mobile networks have good coverage in the area. Wifi is made available for the duration of your stay, but please note it is only suitable for web browsing and emails due to the remote location due to the cottage. There is a master bedroom with a double bed and en-suite, along with two twin rooms. If you like hillwalking you're in luck. Just walk in a straight line away from the Loch and you will be going upwards within 5 minutes. There are cycle routes all around the area with varying degrees of difficulty so there is something for everyone. A short drive from the Cottage you have a range of outdoor activities ranging from golf to watersports to tree top adventures. If you don't want to do any of that your well within your rights to stay at the Cottage and read a book by the log fire. Safe to say there is something for everyone when you stay at our Cottage.

The area is very quiet and being situated on a private road there is next to no passing through traffic. It's the perfect get away from a busy city. The best way to experience Scotland's beautiful and impressive countryside.

Great getaway choice in our traditional Scottish cottage sits right next to Loch Lomond. Free wifi, internet TV, fully equipped kitchen, private garden and parking spaces. Hill walking route and water sports within a mile in village of Luss.

200 years old cottage right next to loch lomond. Great for families, couples and outdoor lovers. 10-15 minutes walk away from the gorgerous village of luss and local shops. Convenient but quiet with private parking. With water sports on the loch and local hill walking through the arrochar alps. Glencoe Ski resort is only 1 hour away. Half hours drive from glasgow airport and the city to the world famous loch lomond.

Cottage is right next to the Aldochlay bay. You can launch your canoe into one of the most beautiful lake in UK. Mountain and lake scenery, fresh air, peace and tranquility. Access to mountains, water sports and fishing in the lake yet close to the city.

Carrick Farm is a small farm on the edge of Loch Goil. Self-catering Holiday Home sleeping up to 6 people Well behaved pets welcome. Stables for hire. Loch & mountain views. Walk, hike, sail & relax in a beautiful area with breathtaking scenery

The Holiday Home is spacious and well presented. It is nestled between the farm house and the barn and has good views of the loch and mountains from the living area. The accommodation comprises a double bedroom with an en-suite WC, a second Bedroom with 2 single beds a living area which converts into a double bed. Shower room with WC. Kitchen/breakfast area with dinning table and seating, Cooker, Microwave, Kettle, Toaster, Slow Cooker, Cooking Utensils, Pots, Pans, Crockery and Cutlery. Also provided are a Hairdryer, iPod Doc (Classic), games, DVD player. The Holiday home sleeps 4 comfortably but can accommodate 6. (additional charge after 4). Two night bookings will be accepted at £60 per night, please send enquiry to facilitate.

Carrick Castle, on Loch Goil, is a hamlet of Lochgoilhead. Carrick Castle, lochgoilhead is located with the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. It is situated in the Cowal Peninsula and access to the village is either via the A83 with a turning off the ‘Rest and be Thankful’, or the A815 from Dunoon. Carrick Castle village is named after Carrick Castle. The castle is not open to the public but it is worth getting close to it to appreciate its size and history. The Castle is a 15th-century tower house on the west shore of Loch Goil, Argyll, Scotland. It is located between Cuilmuich and Carrick, 4 miles (6.4 km) south of Lochgoilhead. Please look on youtube for the video titled "Carrick Castle, Loch Goil, Scotland" for an aerial view of Carrick Castle & Carrick Farm. There are lots of specular walks. Walk Ride or cycle! Walking the newly lain walks through Carrick Estate provides breath-taking views of Loch Goil and the surrounding countryside. These walks are yet to get into any guidebooks, so please share your experiences. It is also possible to walk to Ardentinny in about 4 hours (12.9 km / 8 miles one way). Ardnahein (15 minutes from Carrick Farm) joins the forestry road to Ardentinny. The round trip to the forestry road from the Carrick Farm takes 1 3/4 hours. There is also another walk just outside Carrick Castle on the road to Lochgoilhead about 2 1/4 miles away. This Forestry Commission walk has it's own website at Cormonachan Woodlands. Both boat fishing and beach casting are also very popular activities in Carrick Castle Fishing is FREE. Boats can be hired nearby. Kayaking, sailing and other water sports are also popular. In Lochgoilhead Village, 5 miles away has a friendly Post Office +Shop. There is a church, a village hall and a doctor’s surgery. Bowling, Tennis & Multi Courts are open to visitors (honesty box). There are 2 public houses. The Shore House Inn and The Goil Inn both serve meals as well as drinks. Visit the Shore House for a restaurant experience and take-out pizza (Friday night is Music Night in the bar). The Goil Inn for more traditional pup grub. Local businesses offer bike hire and boat hire. Argyll Voyageur Canoes offer tours. The near by Drimsynie Estate Leisure Centre has 25 meter pool sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi . A 9-hole golf course split into two parks accessed via a footbridge over the River Goil. Crazy Golf & Outdoor playground. Indoor bowls 3-rinks of indoor carpet bowls. Drimsynie Estate also has a small Costcutter supermarket (Off-license incuded). There are a number of books about local history available, including ‘Loch Goil – A slice out of paradise’ (the name is a quote from the famous mountaineer WH Murray), ‘Loch Goil – looking back’ by Iain Smart and Rod/Tricia Philips, and ‘The Lochgoil and Lochlong Steamboat Company’ by Iain Smart. These are available for purchase in the Post Office. --------------- Boat Hire - Loch Goil Cruisers | Ph(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) The Boat Yard is on the road between Carrick Castle and Lochgoilhead. They operate a fleet of modern boats with an internal diesel engine, wheel steering for easy handling, half cover for shelter and seating for up to ten people. We recommend a maximum number of eight for comfort. Their boats are perfect for enjoying the stunning scenery, diverse wildlife, picnicking and fishing. There are ducks, gannets, cormorants, oystercatchers, herons and porpoises in the loch and deer on the hills. Don't forget to ask the Instructor where you can find the seals. Half or full day hire. The boats are popular so it is recommend that you book in advance to avoid disappointment. Boat Hire - D.M. Auto Marine - Ph(PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) or (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) Boat hire from Lochgoilhead village jetty, available April to the end of October. Choice of 16' or 19' foot boats with outboards taking 4 to 6 people. There is a tackle shop with a limited range of bait and equipment. Half or full day hires. A popular choice for fishermen. Fishing Fishing on the loch or from the shore is FREE. Loch Goil is a tidal sea loch. Chance of catching mackerel, pollock, sea trout or even a salmon. Permits are available at Lochgoilhead Post Office for fishing the River Goil. Best only when there has been some rain. Daily permit £15. For the hardy hill walker there are two hill lochans to the east of Loch Goil. Quite a hike to get to them but they are in a wonderful setting. More details for one of the lochans in the Local Walks Guide. Argyll Bike Hire | Phone Matt on (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) or (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)sed at Drimsynie, Argyll Bike Hire offers a Delivery & Collection service to holiday homes in the area. Cycling around the head of the loch is a pleasure. Lots of places to stop by the loch side as well as some ideal picnic spots. Although you are on single-track roads traffic is light so you often see families out on their bikes. Matt offers a range of bikes for the whole family including: Mountain bikes, BMX, Hybrid, All sizes and Accessories. Helmets provided. You can hire for a half day, full day, weekend or full week. Bowling, Tennis & Multi Court | Lochgoilhead Village Hall. In Lochgoilhead Village there is a multi-court open to visitors. The court has goals for a kick-around game of football as well as markings and a net for tennis. You may have to erect the net depending on when it was last used. Bring your own racquets and balls. You can pre-book the tennis court in the diary in the office next to the court. By the multi-court is the outdoor bowling green. Open April to September. Bowls and shoes are at the entrance to the bowling club. In both cases payment is made into the honesty boxes provided. The Lochgoilhead Centre The Lochgoilhead Centre introduces youngsters and adults to outdoor adventures. Making full use of the hills and rivers above the village, the space within the centre and the loch on its doorstep, the staff welcomes guests staying in the area that would like to join in their activities. There is no set schedule as what is on offer is subject to availability depending on what groups are staying at the time. Contact the reception in advance, or call when you are in the area and see what is planned. Sailing • Rock Climbing • Orienteering • Hill Walking • Archery • Kayaking • Burn Run • Jacobs Ladder • Abseiling • Canoeing • Raft Building • Mountain Biking • Power Boating • High Ropes Argyll Voyageur Canoe - Phone Ian on (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) This is canoeing for families or groups, youngsters to grandparents. The 10-seater voyageur canoe is stable, and once under Ian's instruction, you will be cruising along the remote shoreline of the fjord type Loch Goil leaving only a ripple in your wake. This is brilliant fun - and its a tour that the children will love. There are a number of itineraries. Best to talk to him to explore the options. Argyll Voyageur Canoes operate all year, weather permitting. You do not need to be a group to join one of the trips. If there are spare seats he is happy to let you know when you can join a tour, or he will schedule a trip around you. ARGYLL ADVENTURE | Family Adventure Park Inveraray| Tel: Argyll Adventure has 11 fantastic activities on offer, a cafe, pinic spots (bring your own lunch), car parking and toilets. There really is something for everyone including Horse & Pony Rides/Treks, Horse & Pony Riding Lessons, Paintball, Target Range, Laser Storm, Crossbow Range, Bungee Trampolines, Bouncy Castle, Climbing Walls and a Woodland Paintball Site with six exciting game scenarios. Please note: Activities need to be pre–booked in advance in high season. Sea Kayaking on Loch Goil | Phone Phil on based in Toward at the southern tip of Cowal. You can go to Toward, or Sea Kayak Argyll will come to you. If there are a minimum of 4 people they will travel throughout Cowal, including Loch Goil, to custom make a day. Even if this is your first go at sea kayaking they will give you an introduction that will set you up for other days to enjoy your new hobby. Available to anyone 16 years or over. The Drimsynie Estate Leisure Centre Swim & eat 25 meter pool sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi. 9-hole golf course. Crazy Golf & Outdoor playground. Indoor bowls; 3-rinks of indoor carpet bowls. Walking - Lochgoilhead Local Walks Guide - £4 –Available online Lochgoilhead is a sensational walking area. The Guide offers 20 walks, including the popular doggie spots, that will point you in the right direction. Featured walks: Arboretum • Inverlounin Road• Dukes Path • Donich (Falls) Circular • Gleann Ban • Drimsynie Circular • Tom a Chuilg • Steeple Hill • Pole Straights • 2 Gates Circuit • Squirrel Trail • Carrick To Ardentinny • Rest and be Thankful to Pole • Drimsynie Beg to Lettermay • Corran Lochan • Lochan nan Cnaimh • Lochgoilhead to Ardgartan • Ben Donich • Dun Na Cuaiche above Inveraray • Cruise Loch Lomond and the West Highland Way. Cruise Loch Lomond - The Boatyard, Tarbet Cruise Loch Lomond offers you the opportunity to experience the serenity of the ‘bonnie banks’ from the comfort of one of six vessels in the fleet. They offer private parties as well as a full schedule of cruises and ferry crossings from Tarbet, Inversnaid, Rowardennan and. The numerous list of products offer day trippers, holiday makers and walking enthusiasts exciting opportunites to see the Loch and explore the surrounding area at their leisure. During the daily cruises Cruise loch Lomond will sail pass the lands of the Clan Colquhoun, MacGregor, Buchanan, Montrose, Graham and the ruined strongholds of the MacFarlanes.

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).

Argyll Retreat is the ideal place for a quiet break or an active holiday in the Scottish Highlands. It is a cosy timber lodge located in the Argyll Forest Park and Loch Lomond and Trossachs Natiomal Park and is surrounded by stunning scenery. Pets are welcome and stay free. There are many activities in the area for the outdoor enthusiast including hill walking, mountaineering, cycling, mountain biking, canoeing and fishing The lodge is very comfortable and cosy. All bed linen and towels are provided

The lodge is situated within the Argyll Forest Park and Loch Lomond and Trossachs Natiomal Park and within 100 metres of Loch Eck. Stunning scenery surrounds the lodge with forest, mountains and Lochs on your doorstep. The lodge is a great base to explore the Highlands with Oban, Fort William, Ben Nevis, Loch Lomond, Inveraray and not forgetting the spectacular Glencoe all within easy driving distance. Some of the local activities are hill walking, road cycling, mountain biking, canoeing, fishing and just relaxing Robbie.

From the minute you arrive at Argyll Retreat you will relax. The peace and quiet are hard to beat. At Argyll Retreat you are in the Argyll Forest. Enjoy Robbie

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.

In an elevated position Byron Cottage is ideal for a single traveller or couple looking for a quiet break, as well as artists, nature lovers and people looking to relax. One mile from Lochgoilhead village. LOCATION Sitting on the private driveway leading to Bowater Cottage, Byron Cottage is tucked away in an elevated position, screened by trees and bushes from the neighbouring houses. Off road parking for one car in front of the cottage. Just over a mile to Lochgoilhead Village, and less than a mile to the leisure, entertainment and dining options available at the Drimsynie Holiday Village. We are also close to Loch Goil Cruisers, for hiring a boat on Loch Goil, and their Boat House Cafe. The views are over the head of Loch Goil to Ben Donich. Bring your binoculars to enjoy the bird life in the trees as well as the red squirrels which are often seen in the garden. Don’t be surprised if you see a deer walking on the slope behind the cottage. INTRODUCING BYRON COTTAGE There are steps, with a hand rail, leading up to the entrance so a stay at Byron best suits guests with good mobility. Patio deck area to the front with table and chairs. The cottage is an unusual design with lots of windows giving an open and bright feel to the place. Spacious open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area plus a bedroom with en-suite shower. The cottage sits on a slope within a grassy area. There is a hillside garden to the rear, with mature trees and bushes, but the main garden feature is the rockery area that the cottage sits upon. You will see from the gallery pictures that this is a modern and contemporary refurbishment aimed at providing a truly comfortable base to relax and enjoy. Bedroom and shower room Double bedroom with wardrobe and wall mounted electric panel heater Walk in shower and WC OTHER INFO Wi-Fi - BT Superfast Fibre with direct connection to the exchange Wall mounted electric panel heaters in the lounge, kitchen and bedroom – heating on demand. Electric heated towel rail in the shower room. Kitchen – electric hob, oven, domestic fridge with small freezer compartment, microwave, toaster, kettle Table for 2 in the lounge with a loch view All the utensils you will need 43″ wall-mounted FreeSat TV Towels & linen included No smoking property Energy included Hairdryer Selection of books & games Parking by the cottage USB charging points in the bedroom Starter pack of liquid soaps in the toilet plus toilet paper, 2 black bags, 1 bottle of surface cleaner, scourer, cleaning cloths Pet – Byron Cottage is a no pet property. 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, there is a walk here for everyone.

A loch view within the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. Picture postcard Scotland within easy travelling distance of Glasgow.

Come and enjoy walking on marked trails, hire a boat to explore Loch Goil, watch out for red squirrels at the Cormonachan Woodlands hide.

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.

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 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.

Luxury, en suite accommodation with exclusive use of private hot tub. Includes breakfast served in room. The contemporary retreat with its own private entrance and decked area is located over Allt a’ Chaorach. The simple interior includes vintage furniture, floor-to-ceiling windows and reclaimed wooden flooring. The en suite room has a king-sized bed, a walk-in shower and a drinks refrigerator. Fully heated for winter use and a patio door for summer comfort. Tea/coffee provided in the room.

Luss Village is a short walk (10 minutes approx.) with access to Luss Pier, the historic church and the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond; an ideal base for wedding guests, hill walking and sightseeing. Although we have no cooking facilities there are a number of local restaurants and eating places nearby. There is secure parking via electric gates for those travelling by car and the A82 Luss bus stop is a short 5 minutes walk away. It is an ideal stopover for North Coast 500 travellers. A packed breakfast basket is delivered directly to you in the morning allowing you to eat at your leisure, in the privacy of your own space.

Luss is a popular Scottish village with pretty stone cottages and pier on Loch Lomond. There are numerous loch side, riverside and woodland walks including the Heritage Trail, Quarry Walks & Faerie Trail. Popular for hillwalking including the local Ben Dubh plus Conic Hill and Ben Lomond on the eastern side of the loch.

Log Cabin situated within the idyllic the village of Cairndow on the banks of Loch Fyne in Argyll . The cabin has an elevated position to the rear of the property occupied by the host with stunning views over Loch Fyne and the surrounding countryside. This is an ideal location for outdoor activities such as cycling, fishing, walking and climbing. Use as a base for sightseeing in the surrounding villages of Argyll or as the reviews suggest for a relaxing break that lets you get away from it all.

Hot tub is not enclosed to allow guest to enjoy un interrupted views. Hosts provides guest with the privacy expected. No other similar listings in the area with the added feature of the hot tub and log burning stove. Bedding, Towels, Kettle, Toaster, Fridge, Cutlery and Utensils all available within the property. Private decking with table and chairs The village welcomed a swarm of painted ladies butterflies on the buddleja butterfly tower plant at the entrance to the car park. Ideal location for bird watching due to the position of the property on the banks of loch Fyne and close to the Ardkinglass Estates with its natural trails and gardens. Owners on site Gift packages can be purchased to mark that special occasion, Birthdays, Engagements, Anniversaries and even mini moons. Tea and Coffee is supplied within the cabin athough rental of Gusto machine is available with the option of selection of coffee and hot chocolate available. Enjoy some good food within our friendly local pub situated 3 min walking distance in the village. Local nearby attractions - Loch Fyne Oyster Bar, Fyne Ales Brewery/Tours, Inverary Castle & Jail. Slanj restaurant bar which is a regular music venue throughout the summer months why not try their popular dog menus available to accompany the restaurant menu for owners. Lots of dog friendly premises in the local area

This is a quite village location. There is a hotel/pub situated within the village. Nearby restaurant and cafes (close 18.00hrs) works are ongoing there will be a footpath linking theses premises to the village.

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.

Set in the countryside approximately 1.2 miles from the local village, along the B833 road to Kilcreggan, large white signs saying Mambeg House, at the bottom of a driveway, second on the right after MAMBEG road sign. Plenty of off road parking with cctv coverage.

Large bedroom, with complementary light snack available in the fridge in the room, along with Tea & Coffee. TV/DVD in the room, good selection of available DVD`s to watch.

Across the Loch is the Faslane Naval Submarine Base, "HMS Neptune" so there are occasional views of submarines passing through the Loch.

'The hoot' lodge 29, is a spacious log cabin on the rugged eastern banks of Loch Lomond. Well positioned in the Rowardennan private lodge estate, there are beautiful views from the lodge across Loch Lomond and of the surrounding mountains. Rowardennan is at the mid point of Loch Lomond and is nestled at the foot of Ben Lomond. Twenty four miles long, Loch Lomond and it's islands are one of Scotland's must see attractions; stunningly beautiful all year round.  

The lodge has four bedrooms: master en suite, double, twin and bunk room. There is a spacious open plan kitchen / dining / living room with patio doors that open to the large gated decking area with spectacular views looking out over Loch Lomond.  Just in front of the lodge is a jetty and an attractive shallow sandy beach which the kids all love.  The beach has a really gradual slope so is ideal for paddling.  For more info look at www.thehootlodge.co.uk

Set in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossach's National Park in Scotland this is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Within only an hour of Glasgow city centre you might think that you were in another world. The rural setting of Rowardennan is at the end of the road completely free of traffic noise and approximately 15 minutes drive from Balmaha and 25 minutes from Drymen. The Rowardennan Hotel is a very short walk from the lodge, offering great hospitality in the Clannsman bar.

A unique property spread across two floors in a stunning location for exploring, basing your self for cycling or walking, or a short convinient stop over for your trip up to the islands. This is also ideal for a work trip as it is a mile from faslane. Close to train station and next to bus stop. You have the entire flat to enjoy, with a double bed, bunk beds and there is double a sofa bed. A fully functioning kitchen and wireless Internet. Pub, Chinese, Indian and shops next door too!

This is a quirky apartment in a stunning location. The whole apartment is yours to enjoy. Ideal for a holiday, stopover or work trip. Loch Lomond is a short drive away. This is ideal for cyclists, walkers and families wanting a good base to explore this amazing part of the world. Any questions about what there is to do and where to go are most welcome. The village of garelochead has many takeaway outlets and a cute little pub with a peat fire. Unlimited WiFi included and freeview tv.

This is a quiet neighbourhood with a beautiful beach ideal for walks (when the tides out). Perfect as a base for exploring Loch Lomond and the trossachs national Park, either by foot, car or bike.

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).

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.

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.

Cosy cabin a short walk to Jubilee Point, Loch Eck. Local pub and restaurant on your doorstep at Whistlefield Inn. Great location for forest walks and loch side trails.

Our cabin is perfect for a relaxing break amidst stunning scenery with Jubilee Point on your doorstep. If your looking for more to do there are many beautiful walks, cycling and fishing available.

Whistlefield Lodges are located in the Argyll Forest Park within Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. The cabins are a great base to explore Oban, Inveraray, Loch Lomond and Fort William.

Double bed, en-suite facilities and continental breakfast provided in room. Situated in Luss village, right beside "The Village Rest" Cafe bistro.

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.

Read the reviews – Dalriada is a much loved holiday home. Turn up, switch off, re-charge. A wonderfully refreshing cabin-in-the-woods type holiday on the shores of Loch Goil in the Loch Lomond National Park. Bliss.

Introducing Dalriada (pronounced: dael’riada) A cedar wood chalet holiday home located between the villages of Lochgoilhead and Carrick Castle on the west side of Loch Goil. The entrance is shared with another property which is only occasionally occupied by the owners. Step out of the chalet and you are right on the shores of this scenic tidal sea loch. Bring your binoculars. Depending on the time of year the gannets put on a marvellous display diving for fish and you can look out for seals, which are common. Porpoises are regular visitors and there has been sightings of Otter’s on the shoreline this year (2014). No matter what, you’re in a perfect spot to look out for them. Dalriada will be appreciated by visitors looking for a comfortable, modest base to relax in a rural west coast setting. This is a holiday property where you truly come to switch off. The standard of furnishing and fittings are in keeping with a chalet type property. Simple but functional. Outside there is an enclosed balcony patio area suitable for a pet. Outdoor seating for 2. Bird feeders placed so you can enjoy the visitors from the lounge area. Dalriada is all about the views. This is the place to sit and watch boat traffic on the loch, as well as look out for the birds and animals. BEDROOMS & BATHROOMS Bedroom 1: Double bed with electric blanket, storage space on each side of the bed and reading lights Bedroom 2: Twin beds with electric blankets, one wardrobe and reading lights Bathroom: Bath with electric shower over the tub FACILITIES FREE Local Walking Guide - on request - see below in this description Hallway where you leave your boots, coats and outdoor gear Open plan lounge with picture windows and loch view Wood burning stove, wood provided Dining table for 4 TV/DVD player and a DVD library – Important – please note that there is no TV reception, the screen is for playing DVD’s There is a DAB Radio and a Bluetooth speaker A selection of books and games Galley type kitchen with 4 hob cooker, oven, toaster, kettle, microwave, fridge, freezer and all the crockery and utensils you will need. Fire blanket & first aid kit Nespresso coffee maker – bring your favourite Nespresso coffee pods. There is also a cafetiere Double glazing Hair dryer in each bedroom Iron and ironing board No smoking Heating is a combination of the wood burning stove, overnight storage heaters and oil filled simplex heaters in the bedrooms Linen included – bring your own towels Off road parking for 1 car Starter pack of liquid soaps in the toilets plus toilet paper, 2 black bags, 1 bottle of surface cleaner, scourer, cleaning cloths Note – there is no washing machine. You will find a self service laundry adjacent to the Costcutter shop 3 miles away PET WELCOME – £30 The enclosed balcony is ideal for sitting out and enjoying the view at the same time as keeping an eye on your dog. Wi-Fi and mobile phone information Vodafone is the local mobile provider. There is no Wi-Fi at the property. FREE Wi-Fi is available at the Drimsynie Leisure Centre 3 miles away. Dalriada is a place for switching off, not logging on. WATER – Important – please read The water supply is straight out of the hills, so it is not drinking water. The owner provides 8 litres of bottled water to get guests going. You then replenish after that from the nearest Costcutter store – 3 miles. 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.

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.

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.

Due to COVID-19, we have taken the decision to block out the calendar for Balquidder Holiday Cottage until the Government travel advisories change. We look forward to welcoming you to Balquidder in the future. Stunning Loch Views Sleeps 8 4 Double Bedrooms Shower Room Bathroom with a ridiculously huge bath Open Fire Off Road Free Parking Dishwasher, Microwave and Tumble Dryer WiFi Dogs Welcome Smart TV BBQ

Spacious and well equipped, this a beautiful home to enjoy spending your holiday in. The house sleeps 8, there are 2 double beds and 2 zip and link kings that split into 2’6 twin beds which are perfect for children but might be a little narrow for some adults. In each room is a chest of drawers, a chair, a mirror, towel rail, a wardrobe and a hairdryer. There’s a dedicated study area upstairs with an air printer, desk and chair. There’s a combi boiler and good heating system. The kitchen is well equipped with a fridge, freezer, dishwasher and microwave. The island seats 2 and there’s a 7 burner, 4 oven gas stove. The separate boot room also houses the washing machine and tumble dryer. The shower room upstairs has a large cubicle with rain head shower and the bathroom has a fabulous bath. It’s enormous, takes 30 minutes to fill and I heartily recommend lighting the candles and sinking into steaming, scented water after a long walk on the surrounding hills and remaining there till you resemble a prune or your glass of wine is empty whichever comes first.

Garelochhead is a busy little village with a pub, two local shops, a post office, 2 cafes, a couple of takeaway outlets and a church all within walking distance of the house. Turning right out of the drive will take you to the village of Kilcreggan and a foot ferry to Gourock 15 minutes away by car. Helensburgh is our local town and it’s great. Full of independent shops, award winning restaurants and history. Close to numerous golf courses, the Arrochar Alps are only 20 minutes’ drive away as is Loch Lomond and the village of Luss. Glasgow Airport is just 45 minutes’ drive away. A bus runs from outside the house to the local town of Helensburgh although there’s 2 hours free parking in the centre of town if needed.

Traditional Farmhouse set in a beautiful highland glen

2 bedroom Bed and Breakfast with living room

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.

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.

Secluded & private detached cottage/garden surrounded by countryside situated on The Loch Lomond & Cowal Way & next to Argyll Forest . Situated a mile from Loch Fyne the cottage is seconds from the walkers entrance to Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park & on the edge of "Argyll's Secret Coast" & the Kyles of Bute National Scenic Area. It is an ideal space for walkers, nature/outdoor lovers, cyclists, writers/painters or a retreat. It has a wood burner, solar panels & 100% renewable power.

The cottage has a porch opening into a hall which leads to a living space, large bathroom and a bedroom. We have reclaimed pine floor in the hall, living and bedroom with rugs. From the living space there is a separate fitted kitchen. Unusually there are higher ceilings (at 2.4 metre) in the downstairs are than you would expect in an old cottage which gives a sense of spaciousness. There are country views from the living room and bedroom into the private garden. A simple colourway is used throughout the cottage to create a calm and peaceful atmosphere. There is a small separate garden shed with electricity and a table with art material and an easel. Please note that there are potential hot surfaces (wood burner). Regrettably we do not allow dogs/pets. Hallway The front door opens into a small porch where there is hanging space for coats & a space for outdoor shoes. There is a small clothes rack for drying and pegs. Electric (100% renewable electricity) heating is provided throughout and is an addition to the wood burning stove which has a back boiler and can heat the cottage. There is underfloor heating in the kitchen. We would appreciate you switching off the electric when you leave and when you do not need it. Living Rooms The living area has a two person Danish leather settee and an arm chair, wood burning stove, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth speaker. We have no TV or radio in the cottage. There is a table and three school chairs. There is a wood fire stove and an initial supply of logs and kindling will be provided on arrival. We would request that you buy additional logs or kindling locally or bring wood with you. The kitchen has a ceramic hob, single oven, integrated fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. The kitchen cupboards are stocked with crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils and tea towels. Tea, coffee, and sugar is provided along with some dry store cupboard staples and cleaning products. Bedrooms Bedroom 1 (downstairs) has a king size bed and built-in wardrobe/storage space with coat hangers . A hairdryer is stored in the wardrobe. Upstairs in the loft area there is a (bedroom 2) a kingsize bed sofa which can be made up ahead and on request. The space is height restricted. If the bedroom is not in use It is a pleasant loft/hang out space for reading. Bathroom The bathroom is simple and of a good size, white with a steel bath and a shower above. There is a heated towel rail and a separate fan heater. Towels are provided along with basic toiletries.

The area is off the beaten track but not too far to travel to local sights. We have many red squirrels and the area is a wildlife haven. The cottage is on the walking trail The Loch Lomond & Cowal Way and next to the far Westerly entrance to the Loch Lomond National Park. The village has 2 small shops open (normally) 7 days a week, a fuel station, hotel, cafe, pub and an occasional bus service to Oban, Inveraray and Dunoon. The cottage is c 18 miles from Dunoon the nearest town where there are two supermarkets. Benmore Botanical gardens (part of Edinburgh Botanical Gardens) is about 6 miles this side of Dunoon. There is an annual film festival (normally November) and jazz festival (4-6 Sept. 2020) in Dunoon. There is an active visual and performing art scene around the peninsula with an annual Open Studio Events (end September 2020). There are excellent award winning restaurants nearby. For the outdoor lover there is kayaking, horse riding, sailing, golf, sheepdog trials and a modern Spa (Portavadie) all in and around a Scottish National Scenic Area, viewed as the "Jewel in the Crown" in Scotland.