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CYCLING
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'Live the dream, even if it's only for a weekend'
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Britain's premium holiday cottage provider...
- everything from romantic waterside retreats to magnificent castles.
In partnership with cottages4you we offer it all.
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with Scottish Country
Holiday Cottage Rentals
near to cycle trails in
Oban and Argyll.
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The Route from
Edinburgh
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from Edinburgh to the area
in which the property is located, with
detailed instructions on the left side of
the display. You will receive full details on the location of the property from cottages4you after you book the property.
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Holiday Cottages in Edinburgh and The
Borders
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Holiday Cottages in
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Holiday Cottages in St Andrews, Perthshire, &
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Holiday Cottages in Sutherland,
Caithness and Easter Ross
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Holiday Cottages in Loch Lomond, and The
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Holiday Cottages in Oban and Argyll
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Holiday Cottages in Deeside, Cairngorms & The North East
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Holiday Cottages in Locaber, Loch Ness & The Great Glen with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in
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Holiday Cottages in Ullapool
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HOLIDAY COTTAGES
FOR
CYCLING
OBAN & ARGYLL
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Here are a few of the
Holiday Cottages we list in
Oban and Argyll ...
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Five apartments with
superb views over the bay from Oban’s
esplanade.
Property Location: Oban, Agyll.
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"Where eagles soar
above crags and creeks – where the sea
shimmers like silk against the sunset..."
A handsome and
lively Victorian town, Oban is the gateway
to the highlands and its rugged landscape of
wild heather moors and mountains tumbling
into the sea. Beautifully situated on Oban’s
esplanade, these five apartments enjoy
superb views over the bay and their
name-sake islands of Kerrera, Mull and
Lismore. Each has been decorated and
furnished to a high standard with great
attention to detail and provides spacious,
airy and comfortable accommodation, within
convenient walking distance of shops,
restaurants and entertainment Highland
style!
From Oban’s bustling
harbour, there are daily boat trips to the
surrounding islands, where an abundance of
birds and wildlife can be spotted. Iona in
particular stands out from the rest; founded
by St Columba in AD 563, following his
banishment from Ireland, it is a tranquil,
reflective island, with a rich history – no
fewer than 60 kings lie buried in the
graveyard of its abbey. Other interesting
places to visit in the vicinity include the
castles of Dunollie, Ardmaddy and
Dunstaffnage, as well as Torosay and Duart
across on Mull – the largest of the Inner
Hebridean islands. For families, there is a
Sea Life Centre, World in Miniature and Rare
Breeds Park close by, and the annual
Argyllshire Gathering, featuring the
Highland Games, is sure to be a highlight
for young and old throughout the summer
season. The Oban Distillery offers an
interesting guided tour, with a welcome dram
of whisky waiting at the end. Also a must
see is McCaig’s Folly; built as an imitation
of Rome’s Colosseum, it is well worth the
ten-minute climb to admire the stunning
panorama from this, one of the town’s chief
landmarks.
For a day out, Glasgow has
many attractions for all the family. The
many museums include the Gallery of Modern
Art, the People’s Palace and the Transport
Museum. More unusual places to visit include
the Piping Centre (a national centre for the
promotion of the bagpipe), the aromatic and
peaceful Garden of St Nicholas and The Tall
Ship at Glasgow Harbour.
For those
seeking an outdoor lifestyle, there can be
no better choice than this stunning part of
the Highlands. Wonderful walking, climbing,
sailing and both lake and river fishing can
all be enjoyed locally, with sea fishing on
the doorstep, and riding, cycle hire and
golf also available in the vicinity; and for
those visiting during the winter months,
there is even skiing from Fort William. All
in all, this is an ideal base for enjoying
the pleasures of the great outdoors or just
savouring the spectacular scenery of the
Western Highlands.
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Property
Ref: URH - Whinridge Sleeps
6 - 8
Property Location:
Oban,
Agyll..
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In a secluded and
tranquil location, overlooking the Firth of
Lorne and the neighbouring islands, this
spacious, well maintained holiday home
stands in its own mature gardens on the edge
of Oban, just 5 minutes’ walk from Ganavan’s
sandy beach. It boasts two living rooms, an
indoor gym and a sauna, and provides an
ideal base from which to explore the Western
Isles.
Known as the ‘Gateway to the
Isles’, Oban is a bustling town overlooked
by McCaigs Tower from which there are
breathtaking views. Nestling round a busy
fishing and boating harbour Oban has a good
selection of shops, cafes and excellent
seafood restaurants. Don’t miss a visit to
the fine whisky distillery, the War and
Peace Museum and Oban Chocolate Company.
Lively Oban has a variety of events
throughout the year culminating in the
Argyllshire Highland Gathering (August) with
its bag-pipers, Highland dancing and
Highland Games. An ideal base for exploring
the regions historic attractions, it is just
a short drive to the ruined castles of
Dunollie and Dunstaffnage whilst regular
boat trips leave the harbour bound for Duart
and Torosay Castle on the Isle of Mull. On
Mull visit historic Iona and colourful
Tobermory and the Treshnish Isles with their
comical puffins.
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Enjoy the
underwater splendour of the Sea Life Centre just
north of Oban. For the active, Oban’s Atlantis
Leisure Centre is not to be missed. Easily reached
by boat are the Isles of Lismore and Kerrera with an
abundance of wild flowers, bird and wild life
including buzzards, heron and otters. Argyll is also
a garden lover’s paradise, and there is a huge
selection of superb forest walking to be enjoyed.
Cliff top walks, boat launching and diving
facilities in the immediate area. Pubs, restaurants
and evening entertainment in Oban. Pubs 2 miles.
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Ref: UTT - Kinvara Sleeps
7
Property Location: Oban, Argyll.
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Stunning
views over the Firth of Lorne to the islands
of Lismore and Mull can be enjoyed from this
spacious, architect-designed, detached
holiday property which is superbly situated
for taking advantage of the many walking,
cycling and fishing opportunites to be found
locally. A stream trickles through the
delightful hillside garden and the area is a
nature lover’s paradise with an abundance of
flora and fauna.
A mere 300
yards away lies Ganavan’s white sandy beach
along which to stroll and enjoy magnificent
sunsets on clear evenings. Boat trips are
available locally, from which to discover
the mystical islands of Mull, Iona, Coll,
Tiree and Colonsay.
On Mull
visit historic Iona and the pretty fising
village of Tobermory, home to the children’s
TV series, Balamory or take the
steam train to Torosay Castle. Book a trip
to the Treshnish Isles with its abundant
bird life and Staffa with its strange
pillard formation. Just offshore, the Isle
of Lismore offers ideal biking terrain, and
has medieval castles and forts of its own to
explore as well as an abundance of wild
flowers.
History
lovers can also make a journey to Kilmartin
Glen where its standing stones, cairns and
award-winning museum pay testament to a
bygone era. The nearby castles of Dunollie,
Dunstaffnage and Gylen on Kerrera also
transport visitors back in time; all
strategically positioned with magnificent
views. For a different view, take a ’Castles
Cruise’ and see them all from the sea. Just
north of Oban the Sea Life Centre gives a
fascinating insight under the world beneath
the sea and there is an otter sanctuary and
seal pool. Back in Oban, known
affectionately as the ’Gateway to the
Isles’, there is an excellent distillery,
McCaig’s Tower and an excellent selection of
shops, pubs and restaurants with some
specialist seafood dining.
Oban also
has a good leisure centre with pool and gym
facilities. For the active there are
challenging golf courses in the area, as
well as horse riding, sailing, go-karting,
fishing and sea angling. Both north and
south of Oban there are numerous forest
walks to enjoy and Argyll offers a garden
for everyone to discover. A range of
Highland Games takes place throughout the
summer with Highland dancing, piping and
tossing the Caber.
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Idyllically set on the beautiful island of
Lismore, overlooking the sea and hills of
Appin, this converted steading, adjoining
another property, is spacious and full of
character. Surrounded by spectacular
scenery, the holiday property stands just
100 yards from the passenger ferry slipway,
giving easy access to the mainland with a
10-minute crossing time.
There is
sea fishing on the doorstep and an abundance
of wildlife in its natural habitat,
including otters and seals. This
breathtaking island is also very popular for
walking and cycling. Port Appin
offers excellent restaurants with good
shellfish. The popular bustling town of Oban
known as the ‘Gateway to the Isles’ is half
an hour’s drive.
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Property
Ref: UPW - Tigh An Uilit Sleeps
2
Property Location: Island of Lismore, Nr
Oban, Argyll.
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Cosy and
comfortable, this little cottage nestles in
a quiet charming township (shown in
photograph), in a lovely landscape
close to the sea. Surrounded by open
countryside, it has its own sitting-out area
by a little burn. The island is rich in wild
flowers, abundant wildlife, historic
buildings and ruins including a broch,
Viking Castle, Bishops’ Palace and former
Cathedral of the Isles.
This rural location is perfect for walking,
cycling, loch and sea fishing.
Besides its own well-stocked island shop,
restaurants and shops can be found in Port
Appin (a 5-minute passenger ferry trip),
which also gives easy access to riding at
Lettershuna, sailing at Linnhe Marina and
the new golf course at Ballachulish.
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Property
Ref: W1180 - Ardabnaign Sleeps
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Property Location:
Kilchrenan, Taynuilt, Argyll.
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Beautifully
secluded in its own acre of well landscaped
gardens
This cedar
clad, detached bungalow is a real "home from
home". Bright, exceptionally spacious and
well furnished this property makes a
charming holiday retreat at the end of a
full day’s touring.
Situated near
the shores of Loch Awe, this property is
ideally located for nearby Oban, gateway to
the western Isles and a centre for those
attracted by the grandeur of the western
Highlands.
The town has
much to offer if you enjoy natural beauty
and traditional entertainment and its
magnificent setting combining the delights
of a busy harbour with views across the
Sound of Mull is simply unsurpassed. Visit
Inverary with its castle, jail and crofting
museum. During the winter skiing can be
found at Glencoe, a short drive away.
Shop 5 miles,
pub and restaurant 0.5 miles
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These truly
excellent Scandinavian style lodges, 30
metres above the River Awe and just half a
mile from the Bridge of Awe have unspoilt
views of the river and surrounding mountain
scenery. Graded as ‘5 star’ accommodation by
S.T.B, they offer a very high standard of
accommodation and are only 14 miles from the
bustling harbour town of Oban, the ‘Gateway
to the Isles’, and just 2 miles from the
thriving small village of Taynuilt. They are
surrounded by wildlife, golden eagles and
buzzards which are often seen, or more
adventurous visitors can spend a day on the
seas dolphin-spotting. Catch a ferry from
Oban to the Isle of Mull, one of the Inner
Hebrides, where visits to Torosay Castle or
the colourful town of Tobermory are
possible.
Sail to the
beautiful island of Iona and visit the
restored Iona Abbey, originally a medieval
Benedictine foundation and one of the most
sacred historical sites in Scotland. Visit
Inveraray Jail, an award-winning living jail
and courthouse where men, women and children
were jailed from as early as the 1820s.
Glencoe and Fort William, known as the
‘Outdoor capital of the UK’, are within easy
reach and promise a memorable day out.
Close by
there is plenty to see and do for all ages
from exploring the historic Bonawe
Ironworks, venturing inside the hollow
mountain at Cruachan, watching the seals at
the Sea Life Centre, playing a round of
golf, visiting one of the many beautiful
castles and gardens. Outdoor enthusiasts
will be spoilt for choice with fishing,
canoeing, sailing, walking, climbing,
bird-watching, cycling along some of the
many forest tracks or lazing on the beach
just a handful of the activities on offer.
This is truly a place where guests will be
spoilt for choice.
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Ideally
located for exploring the West Highlands
Stance
Cottage, a 150 year old shepherd’s cottage,
has been modernised and furnished to a good
standard.
At the
gateway to Glen Orchy, renowned for its
white water canoeing, this is a popular part
of the Western Highlands. The detached
holiday cottage is ideally situated for
visiting nearby Glencoe with its mountains
and ski resort and Oban with its ferries to
numerous islands.
Fishing, sailing, walking, climbing and
cycling are popular pursuits.
Shop 6 miles,
pub and restaurant 50 yards.
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Ref: S41 - Rhunacairn - Sleeps
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Property Location:
Connel, by
Oban, Argyll.
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This
detached holiday cottage on the shore of
Loch Etive is a peaceful and picturesque
place to spend a relaxing holiday amidst a
working farm. The owner’s woodland gardens
of Achnacloich can be explored - stretching
over 35 acres, they include a variety of
beautiful rhododendrons, azaleas and many
other rare and unusual plants.
Oban, just
9 miles, is an attractive Victorian fishing
port with a superb setting and a large
number of activities for all the family to
enjoy. Known as the Gateway to the Isles,
Oban offers many boat trips providing a
variety of excursions, near and far. Full
details of these and the wide range of other
activities available (sailing, diving,
riding, golf, climbing, hill-walking,
distillery visits, whale and dolphin
watching, castles, Oban Rare Breeds Farm and
Oban Sea Life Centre) can be obtained from
the Oban Tourist Information Centre.
Brochures will also be available in the
cottage itself.
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Property
Ref: SEEQ - Island View - Sleeps
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Property Location:
Tralee,
Nr Baravullin, Argyll.
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On the
beautiful west coast of Scotland, near the
bustling fishing town of Oban with an array
of shops, bars and restaurants, Island View
is an ideal base for exploring the region.
Offering spacious holiday accommodation,
this croft house has been decorated and
furnished to a high standard, and lies in
the pretty village of Benderloch (just yards
from Tralee beach) with outstanding
panoramic views across the bay to the
islands beyond. The long sandy beach is
reached by a short walk along a country
lane. There are plenty of forest walks, many
of them suitable for cycling, and other
popular activities in the area include golf,
sailing, canoeing, rally karting and
fishing.
Drive to Oban where it is
possible to take a short ferry trip to one
of the Inner Hebrides, including Mull, Iona,
Coll and Tiree, all bursting with a
wonderful habitat of wildlife, or explore
some of the famous castles and gardens.
Bonawe Iron Works at Taynuilt, Cruachan
Hollow Mountain, Oban Distillery, Inverary
Jail and the Sea Life Centre make a great
day out for all ages, whilst Ardfern Riding
Centre offers the chance to ride out on one
of their Appaloosa horses. The Sea.fari
Adventures at Ellenbeich specialise in high
adventure, thrills and close encounters with
Scotland’s magnificent sealife. Glencoe and
Fort William are easily accessible by car
and offer popular walking, mountain
biking, climbing and skiing
centres. Licensed restaurant a short stroll.
Lochnell Arms restaurant/pub 3 miles. Tea
room opposite village shop.
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Property
Ref:
8936 - The Barn - Sleeps
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Property Location:
Benderloch, nr. Oban.
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Good touring
base
This holiday
cottage is delightfully located on a small
farm for peacefulness, just 1 mile from
Tralee beach overlooking Ardmucknish Bay. An
ideal base for touring with Oban being the
main ferry terminal for the islands of Mull,
Iona and Colonsay etc. Loch and sea fishing,
Sea Life Centre, Rare Breeds Park, pony
trekking, forest walks, diving and gliding
all in easy reach. Family run restaurant
adjacent. Shop 1 mile, pub 2 miles.
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Near Loch
Etive
Situated on
the north side of Loch Etive, down a country
lane, this well appointed detached house
with gallery ceilings, is an ideal base for
a family holiday at anytime of the year.
There is also a conservatory which leads
onto a garden deck ideal for al-fresco
dining.
Visitor
attractions include a Sea Life Centre, Rare
Breeds Park, golf courses, fishing and a
distillery tour.
The sandy
beach at Tralee is approximately 3 miles and
Glencoe, The Great Glen and all the
magnificent scenery of the West Highlands is
within easy reach. Oban, the area’s
principal town and ferry-port is 6 miles and
offers day trips to many islands, including
Mull, Staffa and Iona.
Shop 2.25
miles, pub and restaurant 1.2 miles.
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With
magnificent views over Loch Etive and the
Falls of Lora, this spacious detached
single-storey cottage is a wonderful place
to enjoy a relaxing holiday in a quiet rural
location.
The
cottage is a short drive from Oban, a
bustling town with ferries leaving for many
of the islands including Mull, Iona and
Kererra. Travel north to Fort William and
admire the rugged mountains.
Travel
south along the varied coast of southern
Argyll with its many coves and beaches. Boat
mooring and salmon fishing can be arranged
on arrival. Sealife Centre, castles, gardens
and great walking are some of the activities
to enjoy.
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Property
Ref:
24854 - the Shore - Sleeps
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Property Location:
North
Connel, nr. Oban.
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Spectacular
coastal setting with magnificent views
Set on the
shores of Loch Etive with panoramic views
over the Falls of Lora and beyond, this
lovely detached holiday cottage is
tastefully furnished and well equipped.
Oban, a small bustling fishing town with an
array of shops, bars and restaurants is
close by, and from there it is possible to
catch a ferry to one of the Inner Hebrides,
including Mull, Staffa or Iona, all bursting
with a wonderful habitat of wildlife.
Explore a few
of the famous castles and stunning gardens,
or enjoy one of the many forest walks, with
plenty of them suitable for cycling. Bonawe
Iron Works at Taynuilt, Cruachan Hollow
Mountain, Oban Distillery, Inverary Jail and
the Sealife Centre make great days out for
all ages. Other popular activities in the
area include diving, sailing, canoeing,
rally karting, golf and fishing.
Sea.fari
Adventures at Ellenbeich specialises in high
adventure, thrills and close encounters with
Scotland’s magnificent sealife. Glencoe and
Fort William are easily accessible by car
and offer popular walking, mountain biking,
climbing and skiing centres. Slipway and
mooring available on request. Shops 2 miles,
pub and restaurant 200 yards.
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Enjoying a
peaceful setting with wonderful views over
Loch Creran and on towards the rugged hills
of North Shian, Seafield Cottage is an ideal
base from which to explore this glorious
area of Scotland.
This is a
detached, single-storey holiday cottage
which has been tastefully furnished and lies
close to the pretty village of Benderloch
and the sandy beach at Tralee Bay, where
there are plenty of attractions to visit.
Nearby is the Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary
offering a great day out; there are also
several golf courses in the area and many
beautiful gardens and historic sites to
visit including the picturesque Castle
Stalker at Appin and Kilchurn Castle on Loch
Awe.
From the
doorstep there is superb walking and
climbing with several ‘munros’ close by and
miles of forestry tracks and cycle
ways to discover. The local sandy
beach at Tralee Bay provides hours of family
fun - with even the possibility of catching
sight of an otter playing on the shoreline.
Boats and dinghies can be hired locally at
Linnhe Marina as well as tuition on sailing
and wind surfing.
The nearby
thriving harbour town of Oban offers a full
range of shops, excellent restaurants,
leisure centre, swimming pool and cinema.
The Hebridean islands of Mull, Lismore,
Staffa and Iona are easily reached by short
ferry crossings and offer wonderful scenery
and wildlife. Pub 4½ miles.
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Two
Holiday Cottages overlooking Loch Sween:
Property Location: Appin, Argyll.
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Superbly
situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural
Beauty, mid-way between Oban and Fort
William, these two delightful 19th-century
properties (Garden Cottage UHS, The Coach
House UKS) each enjoy spectacular,
far-reaching views over Loch Linnhe towards
the Isles of Mull, Lismore and Shuna.
Comfortable and well-equipped, they are set
in a pretty courtyard with the owners’ home,
just half a mile from a shingle beach with
riding and a water sports/boat hire centre
(run by the owner), and enjoy shared use of
a large garden and games barn. Pubs, shops
and excellent restaurants, 5 miles. Sandy
beaches 5 miles.
Sea
fishing locally. Free use of a rowing boat.
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Attractively situated in an Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty with wonderful
views of Loch Creran and forest, this
traditional farmhouse (adjoining the owner’s
garage) is located in North Shian, near Port
Appin.
An ideal
base for touring and visiting Glencoe, Ben
Nevis and the Isles, it enjoys its own large
garden and stands in 5½ acres of the owner’s
grounds, which run down to the loch side. An
abundance of wildlife, excellent hill
walking, sailing, golf, mountain biking and
riding can all be enjoyed in the area and
two well-known restaurants can be found
within a short drive.
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Property
Ref: W40516 - Fernbank - Sleeps
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Property Location: Kentallen, nr.
Ballachulish.
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Superb loch
and hill views
Ideally
situated halfway between Oban and Fort
William ’Fernbank’ occupies an elevated site
enjoying spectacular views across Loch
Linnhe to the peaks and mountains of Ardgour
and beyond.
Furnished and
decorated to a high standard, this split
level detached villa has everything you will
require for an extremely restful and
relaxing holiday amidst wonderful mountain
and loch scenery.
Whether you
are looking for a ’get away from it all’
break or a more active holiday ’Fernbank’
will not disappoint. Outdoor activities
abound in this, ’the outdoor capital of the
UK’. WIthin easy reach you can enjoy
walking, climbing, cycling, golf, skiing,
fishing, horse riding and a host of other
activities. For those less energetic days
you can plan trips to Oban or Fort William,
take a ferry to islands such as Mull
(’Balamory’) and Iona or enjoy a trip
through spectacular scenery on the West
Highland steam railway to Mallaig.
Shop 5 miles,
pub 3 miles, restaurant 200 yards.
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Holiday Cottages in
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Holiday Cottages in St Andrews, Perthshire, &
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Holiday Cottages in Sutherland,
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Holiday Cottages in Loch Lomond, and The
Trossachs with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in Oban and Argyll
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Holiday Cottages in Deeside, Cairngorms & The North East
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Holiday Cottages in Locaber, Loch Ness & The Great Glen with Cycling
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Holiday Cottages in
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Holiday Cottages in Ullapool
and Wester Ross
with Cycling
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