Glencairn Cottage, Ardentinny, Argyll. Lovely lochside cottage, sleeps 4

Glencairn Cottage, Ardentinny, Argyll, Scotland

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Charming & typical Scottish lochside cottage

1 x beamed double & 1 x twin bedroom

Bath with hand shower / WC

Pets welcome FOC

Flexible short breaks except school holidays

Available from 4.00pm on start day

Property Details

Accommodation	Cosy & charming character cottage on shores of Loch Long Former school building with wooden beams and loch views Quiet retreat with superb mountain and sea views Sandy beach, golf, fishing and beautiful walks are all nearby Pub & restaurant - 1/2 mile
Bedrooms/Bathrooms	Large double beamed character bedroom 1 x twin bedroom Bath with hand shower Bed Linen, continental quilt duvets provided Do bring your own towels
Kitchen / Living Rooms	Fully fitted kitchen Cooker / Fridge / Freezer / Microwave oven Washing machine Living room with open fireplace
Heating and electricity	Centrally heated with storage heaters Metered electricity charged at end of holiday
Entertainment	TV, VCR & Radio
Garden	Good sized fenced garden with garden furniture
Suitability for children	Cot & high chair supplied
Parking	Private off road parking
Surrounding Area	Within Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park Oban - 1 hour by car Glasgow - 1.5 hours drive. Edinburgh - 2.5 hours away Shop 4 miles. Pub/restaurant half a mile
Features	Excellent sea fishing from beach Course fishing available locally Good walking & cycling country Lovely golf courses nearby Great base to tour West Coast of Scotland
Options Available	Pets welcome Price ranges from £250.00 - £550.00 Flexible short breaks available - outside school holidays For larger groups we can also offer Fern Cottage (sleeps 4) a short walk away

Location - This wonderful unspoilt area within the Loch Lomond National Park offers endless opportunities for walking, touring, sea & course fishing, wildlife, horse riding, sailing, water sports, golf and lots more.

The Benmore Gardens, Inveraray Castle, Wild Life Park, Mount Stuart and the most glorious scenic drives are all nearby.

Loch Long - is a large sea loch which extends from the Clyde to Arrochar at its head. Arrochar is a popular stop off point for climbers who climb the "Arrochar Alps". The most famous of those is Ben Arthur or the cobbler as is more commonly known. Loch long has a many attractions for those who want to sea fish in generally sheltered conditions.

Oban - The major ferry port of Oban started life as a fishing village until its importance grew as a farming, ferry and shipbuilding centre. The arrival of steam-ships and the railway in the latter half of the nineteenth century made it a key staging post to islands such as Mull, Colonsay, Coll, Tiree and the Outer Hebrides. It is now, by far, the largest port and gateway on the west coast serving the Hebridean Isles.

Further Afield

Fort William, home of Ben Nevis, is known as the Outdoor Capital of Scotland and has a wide variety of bars and shops to suit every taste.
Glencoe is only a 50 minute drive away and provides an awe inspiring trip through its central valley, it is without doubt one of the most beautiful places in Europe.
Ardnamurchan, the most westerly point in Europe is just a short ferry ride away.
The Road to the Isles from Fort William to Mallaig is a route steeped in history and you can end your trip with a journey on the Jacobean Steam Train.

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For further information please contact Waterside Breaks Ltd on 01252 339020