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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.

Light airy house, enclosed garden. Cafe, shop, pub within the village. 15 miles south of Oban.

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.

This charming detached single storey sits in a peaceful corner in its own garden. The view from the living room is south easterly overlooking the garden & paddock. COTTAGE DETAILS Hallway leading to large sitting room with open fire and French windows to the garden Equipped with a double sofa bed for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Combined kitchen/dining room with oven, hob, fridge with ice-box, microwave & dishwasher Double bedroom Twin bedroom double on request Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Shower room with electric 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.

A waterside holiday home with a terrace offering spectacular views, over Loch Melfort. Located in Kilmelford, 15 miles south of Oban. Sleeps 5 with open living/dining/kitchen space, private garden and outdoor space. This is the perfect place to relax and drink in the tranquil view of the yachts and boats out on the bay. Sunsets are amazing. If you don't wish to cook you can walk to the lovely 'Room At The Top' restaurant to enjoy a great meal and glass of wine.

The cottage is situated among other holiday properties, however ours is privately owned and any queries should be made direct to us and not directed to the on site office. What's in & around the property: - Private parking Jetty for boat launching Tiled floors with under-floor heating 'Room At The Top' restaurant within walking distance or a short drive Linen and towels included Electricity costs included 2 dogs welcome No smoking Woodburning stove - Welcome Logs included, more available to purchase from host 42 inch flat screen TV (Freeview) and DVD player Wall mounted TV in main bedroom CD player Double electric oven, grill and hob Fridge and freezer Dishwasher Two outdoor tables with chairs on South facing deck and West facing deck Ground Floor: Hall Double bedroom with en suite bath/shower room with Jacuzzi spa bath, separate shower, toilet and hand basin Double bedroom Single bedroom Shower room with deep shower tray, toilet and hand basin First Floor: Spacious upper living area incorporating sitting room with access to upper deck and a dining kitchen

In an area of outstanding natural beauty, teeming with wildlife and a rich and varied bird population. Seals, otters and porpoises are frequently spotted in the loch. From the top of the Melfort Hills are some of the most breathtaking views over the Sound of Jura, Firth of Lorn and surrounding islands. This is an excellent base for walking, bird-watching and water activities; or for touring Scotland's impressive west coast.

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 .

A compact cottage adjoining the old Coachmans Mews with its own delightful enclosed stone-walled garden and views over the Paddock to the hills beyond. Entry to the cottage is made via the garden path leading to the front door. Access to car parking is at the rear of the building by narrow driveway between garden wall and neighbouring cottages. COTTAGE DETAILS Sitting room with open fire Equipped with two single sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Kitchen/Dining area with oven, hob, fridge with ice-box, microwave & dishwasher Large Double bedroom 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.

Situated on the hillside above the main complex, this charming detached cottage enjoys unsurpassed views over the Village and Loch Melfort beyond. At the front of the building, a glass door leads from the sitting room onto a gravelled garden area with a rustic picnic bench. COTTAGE DETAILS Hallway leading to spacious open plan sitting room open fire and French windows to the garden Equipped with double sofa bed for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Combined kitchen/dining room with oven, hob, fridge with ice-box, microwave & dishwasher Double bedroom Twin bedroom (double on request) Bathroom with bath, w.c. & wash-hand basin Shower room with electric 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.

These cottages are a stone’s throw from the shores of Loch Melfort & ½ mile from the main Village complex. They have a marvellous view south east over Fearnach Bay and to Creag an Sturra behind with large gardens enclosed by stone walls, leading onto the road. The large car-parking area is on the left-hand side of the road just before the cottages. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Sitting Room with open fire Equipped with double sofa bed for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Large Dining area & fully-fitted Kitchen with oven, hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher & washing machine Small Drying Area Shower Room with shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin UPPER FLOOR Loch facing Double bedroom Loch facing Twin bedroom (double on request) Bunk bedroom with two sets of bunk beds 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.

The Farm Cottages lie 800 metres outside the main Village complex in front of Melfort Home Farm. Farm Cottage 1 is accessed from the lane leading from the road to the Farm and shares a communal back garden with the other farm cottages. Car parking is at the side of the building within the garden ground. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Spacious Sitting Room with open fire & window seat overlooking garden Equipped with a double sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Open-plan Kitchen/Dining area with oven, hob, fridge, freezer, microwave & dishwasher UPPER FLOOR Double bedroom 2 Twin bedrooms doubles (on request) Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Shower Room with 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.

The Farm Cottages lie 800 metres outside the main Village complex in front of Melfort Home Farm. Farm Cottage 3 is accessed directly from the Melfort road & enjoys views across the fields to Loch Melfort. In addition to its own front garden, there is a back garden shared with the other Farm Cottages. Car parking is at the side of the building within the garden ground. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Spacious Sitting Room with open fire Equipped with a double sofa bed for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Large Kitchen/Dining area with oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave & dishwasher UPPER FLOOR Double bedroom 1 Twin bedroom (double on request) 1 Family room double bed and 1 set of bunk beds Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Shower Room with 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.

Waterside/Two bedrooms/ disabled access/ parking/ Wifi/ garden/ dock,/great views. /roll in shower/ Gourmet kitchen/log fire/fridge freezer/ sauna/ 2TV/ washer/ All linen incl/ toilet paper/cleaning material/ kitchen towels/spa bath/ House on 1 level, ground floor, sleeps 4 Bedroom 1 - Double bed and ensuite bathroom, TV, Bathroom 1 - Spa bath, shower, toilet, sink, towel rail. Bedroom 2 - Twin beds or King size bed, TV, ensuite bathroom Bathroom 2 - roll in, shower, basin W.C ,towel rail

Dockmaster, is right on Loch Melfort , and has a dock. Bring your kayak. Free fishing. We have 2 beaches for the dogs and kids to play on . Melfort is an ideal touring base for the Highlands and Island. Dockmaster is all on one level, great for kids and the elderly. Private Sauna, spa bath, log fire+ free basket of fire wood. gourmet kitchen , large gated garden, all bath rooms en suite, 3 TV's, DVD, CD, free Wifi, parking right by the front door, Tesco.com delivers here. 7 min . for us is a local shop and two restaurants . When you arrive, all the beds are made up, fresh towels are ready for use, toilet paper, soap, kitchen towels, cleaning materials. Our office is open 5 days a week , and we are happy to assist you on where to go and what to do . We are only 30 min. for Oban , where you can do a lot of things and there are M & S, Tesco, Lidil.

We are on one of the beautiful sea loch on the West Coast of Scotland, the Highlands come down to the sea …..We are only 2 1/2 hours North of Glasgow, 30 min south of Oban ….but the great thing is , we are 1 1/2 mile from the main road....it is so peaceful and quite here. Plenty of parking, right by your house. We are an ideal touring base for the Highlands and Islands .

This large semi-detached cottage is set in a charming triangle of garden which it shares with Melfort Cottage and the rear of the building looks out over the Stable Courtyard. Views from the first-floor sitting room are over the paddock and to the River Oude beyond. Car parking is at gable end of building. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Spacious Kitchen/Dining Room with oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave & dishwasher 2 Twin bedrooms (double on request) Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin UPPER FLOOR Sitting Room with wood-burning stove & window seat Equipped with double sofa bed for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Double Room with en-suite Shower Room 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.

Delightful two bedroom lodge with sauna and access to private beach set in the beautiful Lunga Estate, a short walk from Craobh Haven Marina. Seashell lodge comprises of a double bedroom, a twin bedroom, a family sized bathroom with sauna, open plan living area with well-equipped kitchen, a separate toilet and surrounding decking to take in the breathtaking views!

This is a delightful, well-equipped lodge with access to a private beach. Seashell lodge has a stunning views, open plan living area and sauna.

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

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!

Brand new listing. Spacious family house, family & pet friendly, by the sea, with 5 bedrooms (one double, two twin, one single, one 2 bunk room, all with sea views), sleeps 9, one ensuite bathroom with wc, two shower rooms each with wc, one wc downstairs. Children and pet friendly; unfortunately not disabled friendly. Large enclosed garden, parking. Oban 12 miles north, where there is a golf course. Walking, climbing, boating, exploring, riding, sea food, restaurants, fantastic scenery etc.

CREAG-an-FHITHICH (pronounced craig-an-eeoch) meaning 'Rock of the Raven', is available as a self catering holiday cottage for a relaxing or busy holiday on the sea front at Loch Melfort. When the weather is good, the sun shines on the house all day and meals can be taken alfresco, even out of season. The beautiful views of the loch, marina and hills with the isles of Shuna, Luing and Scarba in the distance are ever-changing. The sunsets are breathtaking.

A beautiful area, with ever changing views. Throw a stone (careful, now) and most likely it will plop into the sea. Climb the hill behind upto the open high ground. Fantastic walks. Pooh Sticks at the bridge. Stone skimming on the shore. Watch the birds, spot the otter and the red squirrels (you can be lucky). Enjoy the space and a delightful family home.

Superb Country House with magnificent views over Loch Melfort. Elegant drawing room for guests' use, Double/twin room - private bathroom, 2 bedroom suite - bathroom ensuite. All rooms elegant and furnished with antiques. Full Scottish breakfast

Glenmore Country House has been in the Oatts family for over 150 years and is situated in a secluded and scenic part of the Scottish countryside near Oban on the West coast. Natural wood is retained as a feature throughout the house and all rooms are spacious and elegant

Kilmelford is 16 miles south of Oban and is a quiet location to enjoy the West coast of Scotland. Various eating places are near and access to other attractions is easy.

Boat House West is right above our private harbour with a fabulous view up Loch Melfort and towards the hills. Downstairs is a bedroom with a superking size bed or twin beds with en suite facilities, a large bathroom with walk in shower, toilet and sink. Ideal for the less able and wheel chair guests. There is a gourmet kitchen with a large fridge/freezer. Dining and sitting room with an open log fire and flat screen TV. Upstairs, 2 double bedrooms, both bathrooms en suite. Sauna, spabath

U kan hier vissen , wij hebben een bootje U kan gebruiken . Breng je kano, wind surfer of penndle board. Ook je wandel schoenen en mountabikes,Er zijn veel Bergen hier. Wij zijn 30 minuten van Oban ….er is zo veel te doen en te zien .Kom voor een week en geniet van de prachtige Melfort area .

We are right on Loch Melfort, one of the most scenic sea Loch 's on the West Coast of Scotland. We have the beaches to play and swim from , the mountains, the castles, standing stones. canals, distilleries. So much to do ,so much to see. Many places are wheel chair friendly ,and we love dogs .2 per house .

Blaran is a traditional stone shepherd’s cottage, carefully extended and modernised to provide comfort, convenience and luxury for up to six visitors. This rare find has just been fully renovated with a new kitchen, new shower room and new carpets throughout. Set in a private fenced garden with views of the magnificent “Braes of Lorne” and a lively trout stream with fishing rights, you will truly be immersed in some of Scotland's finest scenery.

Blaran is a traditional stone shepherd’s cottage, carefully extended and modernised to provide comfort, convenience and luxury for up to six visitors. This rare find has just been fully renovated with a new kitchen, new shower room and new carpets throughout. Set in a private fenced garden with views of the magnificent “Braes of Lorne” and a lively trout stream with fishing rights, you will truly be immersed in some of Scotland's finest scenery. The Ground Floor Comprises Sitting/Dining Room Dining area, log burning stove, TV, DVD player, and CD player. There is a sofa bed and comfortable armchairs. Paintings by local artists and the owners mother. Fabulous views on three sides. Garden Patio doors open onto a slate paved area for eating outside overlooking the trout stream in the valley below. The garden has a well tended lawn, rhododendrons and interesting trees. It is fully fenced to make it suitable for dogs. There is abundant wildlife around Blaran Kitchen The traditional tongue and groove style of the kitchen has been maintained but it has been fully re-furbished to provide all of the conveniences that you would expect in a home from home. There is an electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, automatic washing machine and tumble drier. There is also a food mixer, liquidiser and juicer. It is spacious with table for food preparation or breakfasting. The kitchen overlooks the garden. Master Bedroom With Double bed and en suite bathroom - incorporating modern shower room with an electric shower, toilet and wash basin. There are views over the trout stream on one side and the garden on the other side. The First Floor Comprises: Two Twin Bedrooms Each with a dressing table and built in cupboards. The two twin beds in one of the rooms can be zipped together to provide a king size bed on request. Second shower room with shower, basin and toilet. Broadband throughout the house Bed linen and towels are provided

The fully-fenced garden can be enjoyed as a place to relax or to play games. We encourage the birds and there are various bird feeders on the trees. Outside the garden, a path is cleared beside the stream providing access for trout fishing. Blaran is ideally placed to visit islands including Mull, Iona and Lismore plus the fascinating burial sites of Kilmartin with its standing stones, ancient cairns and prize-winning museum. Castles, beaches, fabulous scenery and Highland hospitality

The Chalet's bright southerly outlook on Scotland's beautiful West Coast is one of breathtaking seascapes & tranquility - stunning, uninterrupted views across Asknish Bay to inner-Hebridean islands Jura, Scarba, Shuna • Traditional wooden chalet, perfect for 2 • 1 Bdrm - small double bed (not for the tall/big) + a single • Open lounge kitchen w/ dining table, sofa & chairs + TV, DVD, CD • Well-equipped kitchen + washing machine & tumble dryer • Shower-room w/ toilet & basin • WiFi (fair)

You'll be mesmerised by the ever-changing picture beyond the Chalet’s lounge window - guests cite this as a main attraction. Many hours have been lost watching the weather & the slowly-passing crafts navigating the sea, Loch Melfort & entrance to Craobh Haven marina in the distance. The traditional, solid Chalet was Carpenter hand-built over 50 years ago and accommodates two people (and a dog!) extremely comfortably. The warm & comfy living accommodation provides a quiet retreat for local walks, drives and sight-seeing, + a great base for visiting the many attractions up & down the coast. Whether you’re a historian, marine biologist, geologist, gardener, golfer, bird-watcher, wildlife-lover, horse-rider, hill-walker, kayaker, wild-swimmer - or simply want a break far from the madding crowd - the Chalet is perfectly located and appointed. Entrance via 2 small steps from the off-road private parking leads thru a small vestibule to the open plan kitchen / lounge / diner. To the left of the hallway is the shower room with loo & sink, straight ahead is the bedroom with small double bed and a single (or a cot, if requested at booking), so no steps once through the door. On wintry nights, take your choice of overhead lighting or soft lamps, comfy armchairs or proper lounging sofa to watch the large TV (FreeSat), select from many DVDs, listen to the radio, read a good book or simply gaze at the view. Long summer days stretch into one another when the moon reflects back off the sea, revealing a stunning moonlit island seascape. Eerie and quite magical. The compact but extremely well equipped kitchen contains a wide range of utensils, crockery and cutlery in drawers and cupboards, and toaster, coffee machine + cafetière along with a microwave on the wooden worktop. Appliances include hob with oven & grill, fridge with small top-freezer compartment, washing machine & tumble drier, sink & drainer. From the dining table at the picture window, you’ll get to watch at close quarters the many birds visiting the feeder - only 3-feet away! If you’re very lucky (& still), you may capture one or both of our resident red squirrels as they take an early breakfast or late supper. The bedroom’s 4ft double bed, which abuts walls on 3 sides (please see pics & ‘Things to Note’ section), is really comfortable. With a single bed too, this offers flexibility to accommodate couples or companions. Individually-controlled panel-heaters in each room are mechanically pre-programmed to come on automatically every morning & all evening, & may also be over ridden for your comfort. Garden furniture & barbeque are provided, & a bench-seat located under the Chalet window is a permanent fixture. We welcome well-behaved dogs (up to 2) - although there are some additional requests here so please contact before booking to ensure we're fully aligned on those. When you arrive we’ll be happy to give you the low-down on the many areas for dog-walking based on your & your pets’ preference for distance & terrain. For extended family members, the adjacent Post House (see separate listing) may be booked too. Over the years, many grand-parents accompanying a family staying in the Post House have welcomed the peaceful respite afforded by the Chalet!

There are gardens, walks, sea-scapes, hostelries, marinas, stables and heritage sights in all directions - you’ll be spoilt for choice. Details are provided in the guest book when you arrive, or contact for details in advance. Within a short distance from Arduaine as well as further afield, many eateries serve local produce, & I'll be happy to give you the low down on where the locals eat when we meet. There are excellent marina facilities at nearby Kilmelford, Craobh Haven and Ardfern - all within 5-10 minutes drive, plus swimming pools and golf courses at both Lochgilphead and Oban. The famous links course at Machrihanish is a must for keen golfers, albeit somewhat further afield. Boat trips from nearby Craobh Haven traverse Shuna, Scarba and the Corryvrechan whirlpool (2nd biggest in the world). The slate islands of Seil, Easdale, and Luing can be reached within a 20-min drive & short boat-hop, with bicycle hire on the other side of the Luing ferry enabling leisurely exploration of the island. Mull and Iona can be reached in a day-trip by ferry from Oban (30-40 mins drive). Jura, Isla and other western isles are longer ferry trips and/or from further afield. Not all of Scotland’s western isles are recommended or achievable as day trips!, so if daily island-hopping is your main attraction, we recommend to check travel distances and ferry routings (via calmac.co.uk & jurapassengerferry.com) before booking your accommodation. For shopping: • If arriving from the north or cross-country - our nearest 'big toon' of Oban, ~20-miles / 30-40 minutes by car, is well served by excellent Tesco, Lidl & Aldi + M&S Food stores • If coming through/via Glasgow: * Dumbarton is on your route & has a small retail park with a large 24-hour Asda store, a small M&S Food & also a Morrisons, as well as the cheapest fuel around. * Inveraray (~1 hour drive from Arduaine) & Lochgilphead (~25 mins), are also on the route from the south and both have smaller Co-op stores – good for picking up frozen items (like ice-cream!) * An excellent village store in Ardfern, ~6 miles/10 min drive, is a great supporter of local producers & it's here you'll find fresh-baked bread, cakes, pies, meat from local farms and all manner of good stuff. * Kilmartin, 15 mins south, has a small store (as well as being home to the multi-award winning museum which is a great place to learn about the local history, geology & heritage) * A village store in Kilmelford ~4 miles north is great for basics and also serves as a Post Office

Our large five bed roomed former farmhouse can sleep 13, 14 by prior arrangement and is a dog friendly property. Renovated to a high quality it is an ideal setting for large family or friends get together with a large lounge with open fire and blue tooth music system, a music room with piano, guitar and seating space, TV lounge well stocked with DVD's, books, games and wildlife basket and a large conservatory dining space with wood burning stove and seating and table ware suitable for any celebration meal. Set in half an acre of garden in a beautiful rural setting it is certainly the place to enjoy the Argyll countryside.

Able to accommodate 13 people altogether with plenty of space for all the family, we offer luxury accommodation for a special birthday, anniversary get together or even a small wedding. With easy access to the countryside and a house fishing permit allowing fishing on the nearby loch it is an ideal setting for an outdoor pursuits get away.

Rural Argyll setting with walks suitable for children and dogs straight from the house or more challenging terrain within a short car journey. Set in a large garden, along a single track road with only a few other proprieties nearby it is a true Highland getaway.

A unique retreat, set in 17 acres of gardens and beach on the romantic coast of Argyll in the Scottish Highlands. As you step into the warmth, comfort and tranquility of this comfortable country family home, you cannot fail to notice the uniquely informal and relaxed atmosphere – there’s a cosy bar and welcoming sitting rooms with perfect curl-up-and-read-a-book sofas next to our roaring log fire. Choose to dine in our formal award-winning Restaurant or our Bistro.

A unique retreat, set in 17 acres of gardens and beach on the romantic coast of Argyll in the Scottish Highlands. As you step into the warmth, comfort and tranquility of this comfortable country family home, you cannot fail to notice the uniquely informal and relaxed atmosphere – there’s a cosy bar and welcoming sitting rooms with perfect curl-up-and-read-a-book sofas next to our roaring log fire. Choose to dine in our formal award-winning Restaurant or our Bistro.

Luxury holiday cottage in a Marina Village with stunning views across to Mull. Modern furniture and fittings. Smart TV, high speed internet, outdoor furniture and Weber charcoal BBQ in a small secluded garden. Fantastic area to visit with great walking and boat trips out to the islands from the Marina. Local pub with great food on the doorstep and wonderful restaurants a short drive away. Price includes, heating, and electricity.

Open plan kitchen, dining, and living areas with patio doors to outside garden furniture and Weber charcoal BBQ. Dining table has an extension to comfortably take six people. Twin beds can be made into a second double bed.

Fantastic area for walking, sailing, fishing, or for trips to the islands. Two local boats do trips out to Scarba, Jura, & the Corryvreckan whirlpool. White tailed eagles & golden eagles & other interesting wildlife are often seen on these trips. Fishing, horse riding & clay pigeon shooting can all be done locally. Ferries from Oban go further afield out to the Inner & Outer Hebrides.

Traditionally brick built, harled and whitewashed, this garden-fronted cottage faces out on spectacular panoramic seascape views across Asknish Bay to Craobh Marina and the Inner Hebredean islands of Shuna, Scarba and Jura. Once a rural Post Office, now tastefully modernised to provide comfortable accommodation for up to 4 people, comprised of 2 bedrooms, lounge, large kitchen/dining room, bath/shower room and cloakroom.

You'll be mesmerised by the ever-changing picture beyond the lounge window, or can immerse yourselves in the landscape using the garden furniture. The master bedroom’s king size bed looks onto the garden and seascape beyond. The other bedroom has both a double and a single bed, providing flexible sleeping arrangements for two, either as a double or twin room. The single bed can be swapped out for a cot (see pic) - please ask when booking. TV’s with FreeSat connections in the lounge and both bedrooms deliver a variety of free-to-air channels - tho you don’t have to use them! The lounge has two 3-seater sofas and a couple of chairs, coffee tables, TV, DVD & CD players with an assortment of discs, films & games. Oh, and did we mention the marvellous views out to sea?! The large combined kitchen / dining room is fully equipped to an exceptionally high standard with ceramic hob, dual oven, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, coffee machine (+ cafetières & a percolator for aficionados), bread-maker, toaster plus extensive range of crockery, cutlery and utensils. The table seats 6 & may be extended further for dual bookings with “The Chalet” (see separate listing) for joint dining & wining. The fully-tiled fully-white bathroom has an egg loo, mini-bath with powerful rain/mixer shower, large wash-basin & cabinet with plenty of room for toiletry bags. Dimmable touch-lighting enables bright white for shaving or make-up, low warm-white for relaxed bathing. USB charging points are provided in every room. Individually controlled panel heaters, pre-programmed to come on morning & evening, may be manually overriden for comfort. Our guests are welcome to use the barbeque (at your own risk), we just ask that you bring your own charcoals, & before checking out that you leave the bbq & tools in a clean & usable state for the next guests. We welcome well-behaved dogs too (up to 2) - tho there are some additional requests here so please contact before booking to ensure we're aligned on those. When you arrive we’ll be happy to give you the low-down on the many areas for dog-walking based on your & your pets’ preference for distance & terrain. When travelling with extended family, you may wish to consider dual booking with the adjacent Chalet (see separate listing). Over the years, many grand-parents accompanying a young family staying in the Post House have welcomed the peaceful respite afforded by the Chalet!

There are gardens, walks, sea-scapes, hostelries, marinas, stables and heritage sights in all directions - you’ll be spoilt for choice. Details are provide in the guest book, or contact for details. For shopping: • If arriving from the north or cross-country - our nearest 'big toon' of Oban, ~20-miles / 30-40 minutes by car, is well served by excellent Tesco, Lidl & Aldi + M&S Food stores • If coming through/via Glasgow: * Dumbarton is on your route & has a small retail park with a large 24-hour Asda store, a small M&S Food & also a Morrisons, as well as the cheapest fuel around. * Inveraray (~1 hour drive from Arduaine) & Lochgilphead (~25 mins), are also on the route from the south and both have smaller Co-op stores – good for picking up frozen items (like ice-cream!) * An excellent village store in Ardfern, ~6 miles/10 min drive, is a great supporter of local producers & it's here you'll find fresh-baked bread, cakes, pies, meat from local farms and all manner of good stuff. * Kilmartin, 15 mins south, has a small store (as well as being home to the multi-award winning museum which is a great place to learn about the local history, geology & heritage) * A village store in Kilmelford ~4 miles north is great for basics There are eateries within a short distance from Arduaine as well as further afield. Many serve local produce, & I'll be happy to give you the low down on where the locals eat when we meet. There are excellent marina facilities at nearby Kilmelford, Craobh Haven and Ardfern - all within 5-10 minutes drive, plus swimming pools and golf courses at both Lochgilphead and Oban. The famous links course at Machrihanish is a must for keen golfers, albeit somewhat further afield.

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.

This detached two-storey cottage is set into the hillside amongst the Beech woods with glorious views over Melfort Village & south over Loch Melfort. It has its own large garden with garden seating, surrounded by a ha-ha wall with plenty of room for car-parking. COTTAGE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR Large sitting room with wood-burning stove Equipped with two single sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Open plan kitchen/dining area with oven, hob, fridge with ice-box, microwave & dishwasher Shower room with electric shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin UPPER FLOOR Double bedroom Twin bedroom (double on request) Bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Car parking is to the side of the cottage. Heating is by electric thermostatic controlled radiators. 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.

The Stables Cottages, with their distinctive arch windows are at the north end of the old Estate stable yard. Built into the hillside, on two levels with the bedrooms on the lower floor, Stables East and West enjoy views over a grassy courtyard and paddock to the hills beyond. Car parking is at the rear of the building. COTTAGE DETAILS UPPER FLOOR Open-plan Sitting Room with wood-burning stove Equipped with double sofa bed for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Open-plan Dining/ Kitchen area with oven, hob, fridge with ice box, microwave & dishwasher UPPER FLOOR Double bedroom Twin bedroom (double on request) 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.

Crosple Cottage is close to Oban and the ferries to the outer isles. You’ll love the cottage because of the outdoors space, ideal for getaway from it all holidays. Crosple is good for couples and solo adventurers. Ideal for birdwatching, walking and outdoor country living. The cottage is warm and cosy and recently built to a very high standard with underfloor heating, log burning stove and solid oak fittings and furnishings. Celebrate in style in this wonderful secluded setting.

There is full wifi and bluetooth available, a wide screen Smart TV and an integrated sound system which is compatible with your iPhone. Free basket of logs for the wood burner Bicycles are included and also fishing rods and tackle for sea loch fishing in the summer months.

Kilmelford is situated only a 30 minute drive from the bustling town of Oban. This is where ferries leave for the outer isles, including Mull, Iona, Colonsay and the Outer Hebrides. Mull makes for an easy day out from Crosple Cottage. The island of Iona is also achievable on a day's visit if you start early. There are 4 supermarkets in Oban and a good choice of restaurants and gift shops to visit. In Lochgilphead which is situated a 30 minute drive south from Kilmelford there is one supermarket. Kilmartin Glen is close by with ancient monuments of standing stones, Neolithic and Bronze Age burial cairns and Dunadd Hill Fort, home to the the earliest Kings of Scotland.

Admiral suite right on Loch Melfort, where the Highlands come down to the sea . 30 min. south of Oban . Free Wifi . 2 TV's, parking. fishing .The flat has a gourmet kitchen/large fridge/freezer/dishwasher/washer. Log fire with fire wood. You have a private sauna, en suite bath room/ spa bath /shower /toilet /sink, towel heather. When you arrive, your super king size bed is made up, and the towels are ready for use. There is even toilet paper & cleaning material & a hair dryer .

We are the only holiday place right on the ocean . Two miles from the main road. Free fishing from our Pier, and you can use our row boat to go on the sea loch . There a few nice restaurants close by, and most of them are dog friendly. There is lots to do and explore in our area so come and stay a few days or weeks .....

Lots of great hills to go walking, plenty of sea water for swimming, sailing, wind surfing and free fishing from our dock, and the use of a small boat !!!! There is so much to do here, from the Oban whisky distillery, boat trips to see the seals, the standing stones in Kilmartin, the gardens , Crinan Canal. Come to the office and we can give you all the local information.

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

The Walled Garden Cottages are set in a secluded sunny corner, within the walls of the old Estate gardens. Mews 11 is a two-bedroom first floor flat with large picture windows overlooking the beautifully kept gardens and with fantastic views to the South overlooking Loch Melfort. There is plenty of car parking space to the rear of the building. APARTMENT DETAILS LOWER FLOOR Open-plan Sitting Room with wood-burning stove Equipped with TV, CD, DVD, Sky Freeview Open-plan Kitchen/Dining area with oven, hob, fridge with ice box, microwave & dishwasher Double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with bath, over-bath shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin Shower room with shower, w.c. & wash-hand basin UPPER FLOOR Twin bedroom (double on request) Balcony overlooking Lounge with double sofa bed for occasional guests Car parking is to the rear 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). The central facilities area is some 10-20 metres from each cottage and houses: telephone; laundry (with coin-operated washing machine, tumble-drier and large chest freezer for extra frozen goods); and games room.

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.

Situated at the western end of the Gunpowder House, the light, airy, Lower Cooperage apartment has views over the Paddock and to the hills beyond. Car parking for this property is in the area to the left side of the gable end, under the grassy bank. COTTAGE DETAILS Open-plan Sitting Room/Dining area with wood-burning stove Equipped with two single sofa beds for occasional guests, CTV, DVD, Sky Freeview Open-plan Kitchen with oven, hob, fridge with ice box, microwave & dishwasher Double bedroom with en-suite Shower Room Twin bedroom (double on request) 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.