The cottage is full of character, and the perfect place for couples or young families to escape for a few days. Enjoying a slower place, it is designed for relaxing - with the wood burner for cosy nights in. It is centrally placed within Argyll - so there is plenty to see and do within a short distance, if you're looking for a slightly more adventurous holiday!

The cottage features a cosy living room with wood burning stove, and a reading nook in the corner. The kitchen is well equipped, with a hob, oven/grill, microwave, washing machine and Smeg fridge/freezer. There is a separate dining room, ideal for family meals (or for a big Christmas dinner if you're staying at that time of year!). The main bedroom is a spacious double; whilst the second bedroom features two sets of bunk beds which have been locally hand crafted from the most beautiful natural wood. The bunks are 2ft6" - slightly narrower than regular singles.   The large bathroom has been beautifully modernised, and features a bath with shower over it. Downstairs, the views are of leafy surroundings, whilst the master bedroom upstairs enjoys views of the canal. The enclosed south-facing back garden benefits from sun for most of the day. There is another enclosed area with a trampoline behind the parking spaces, as well as a shared green behind the row of cottages - perfect for ball games. The area immediately surrounding the cottage is perfect for walkers, cyclists, kayak/SUP users, and dogs. The track from the cottage takes you back out onto the banks of the Crinan Canal, offering endless opportunities for long walks and to enjoy the scenery. If you look carefully you might spot the swans with their cygnets (usually May/June), or even the resident kingfishers! We are just under 7 miles from Kilmartin. An area steeped in history, Kilmartin Glen is 'considered to have one of the most important concentrations of Neolithic and Bronze Age remains in Scotland' (VisitScotland, 2024). There are over 350 ancient (150 of those prehistoric) monuments within 6 miles of the village, which include standing stones, cup & ring marked/carved rocks, forts, castles, cairns and stone circles.The Kilmartin Museum is a must-see, and the attached Glen Bistro makes it an ideal day trip. Kilmartin Hotel is one of the most popular restaurants with loca

The area immediately surrounding the cottage is perfect for walkers, cyclists, kayak/SUP users, and dog owners.  The track from the cottage takes you back out onto the banks of the Crinan Canal, offering endless opportunities for long walks and to enjoy the scenery. If you look carefully you might spot the swans with their cygnets (usually May/June time), or even the resident kingfishers!