Stirling, Loch Lomond, Trossachs & W Isles Cottages

15 Albany Apartments

Enjoy a relaxing self-catering break in the Gateway to the Isles at 15 Albany Apartments, Oban.

This bright 2 bedroom apartment enjoys a quiet but central location within a desirable modern development 2 minutes walk from the town centre. The privately-owned apartment is on the 3rd floor and offers wonderful views of the ever-changing scene in Oban Bay and hills of Mull.

Equipped to 4 star standard the apartment has recently undergone a major refurbishment. It now offers an excellent standard of quality accommodation for up to 4 people.

Situated two minutes walk from the town's Argyll Square, the apartment block is slightly above sea level. Restaurants and Shops are easily accessible on foot from the apartment, and the main supermarket is less thsn 10 minutes walk.

25 Munro Gate

25 Munro Gate is a new build property of superiour quailty. This sunny top flat has panoramic view of the countryside and offers tastefully decorated, spacious accommodation for let on a weekly basis or for selected short breaks.

This residential complex sits within it's own landscaped grounds which offers safe parking. Bridge of Allan is a peaceful residential town which is home to the UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING. Bridge of Allan offers a selection of good quailty shops, cafes, bistros and the property is within walking distance to all shops, trains, bus connections and the University.

Tourist attractions nearby include the famous WALLACE MONUMENT and STIRLING CASTLE. A short 45 minute distance by car, bus or rail to the east will take you to EDINBURGH with its historic CASTLE and to the west the cultural city of GLASGOW.

Owners Terms and Conditions apply.

Ardchoille Cottage

Ardchoille is ideally situated 300 Metres from the Town Square and the Rob Roy Centre with a number of good restaurants and Pubs/Hotels within two to five minutes walking distance.

Callander, the gateway to the world-famous Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park (Rob Roy Country), lies in an area of outstanding natural beauty, and for easy day trips is close to Loch Lomond, Stirling, Glasgow & Edinburgh.
For those who like to stay in town, a walk to Bracklinn Falls or up Callander Crags is a must, or see history in the Rob Roy Visitor Centre, relax in the local woollen mills, or browse through the many craft shops and potteries.

Callander offers a number of pursuits for visitors, inducing fishing on Rivers Teith & Leny and on many local lochs, golfing on the town’s scenic 18-hole course, hill walking, cycling and bowling.

The Sports Centre has swimming, games, sauna and even beauty treatment.

Ardnandave

Adnandave lies in the picturesque village of Brig O’ Turk, in the heart of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park a Mecca for walkers, cyclists, fishermen and lovers of wildlife.

The area has many places of interest including Loch Katerine where a 104-year-old Victorian steamboat still cruises daily. Close at hand is the David Marshall Centre where osprey’s chicks can be observed via the 24-hour camera watch.

Nearby Callander can be reached either by a short car journey or a walk along the banks of Loch Vennacher, which forms part of the national cycle route 7. The town has a variety of shops, bars and restaurants, a leisure complex, PGA golf course and an outdoor bowling club, with membership for Ardnandave guests.

Balloch Apartment

The Scott Family have owned and farmed Inchmurrin Island for over 70 years, and welcome you to their three self-catering apartments and cottage, and also their restaurant and bar. This is the real Loch Lomond where traditional hospitality and the gentler pursuits of life still count.

Loch Lomond is the largest and one of the loveliest lochs in Scotland. About 23 miles long, it has many small islands of which Inchmurrin is the largest at about one and a half miles long. It is idyllic and quiet. The total number of residents on the island are: 10 people, one horse, one dog, a herd of 30 beef cattle, a few goats and quite a lot of pheasants!

Inchmurrin is named after St Mirren who is believed to have founded a monastery on the island in the 6th century. The ruins can still be seen, as also can the ruins of the castle built by the Earls of Lennox. It was visited by Robert the Bruce, James IV in 1506, 21 year old Mary Queen of Scots in 1563, and later by James VI.
When you come to stay on Inchmurrin Island you have the freedom to roam and explore. There are many lovely walks, and safe beaches for swimming.

Balmaha Apartment

Barn

4 Cottages - At Blarghour, a working hill farm on the shores of lovely Loch Awe, the holiday guest has a choice of high quality, well appointed accommodation of individual character each enjoying its own splendid view over loch and mountain in this highly scenic area.

Barn House sleeps 2 in 1 bedroom with an open-plan lounge/dining/kitchen, Stable House 4 in 2 bedrooms with large lounge, Barr-beithe Lower 5 in 3 bedrooms with sun lounge and Barr-beithe Upper 6 in 3 bedrooms with sun lounge.

Barn and Stable are unsuitable for children under 5 years.

The area, centrally situated for touring, offers opportunities for walking, bird watching, boating and fishing. Golf is available at Dalmally.

Barr beithe Lower

Barr-beithe Upper

Bo Nan Taigh

Situated in the Heart of the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park (within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park) amid beautiful scenery in a quiet area on the outskirts of Aberfoyle. Warm and comfortable, this newly built semi detached flat has been tastefully furnished and decorated to a high standard.

It lies within an enclosed garden overlooking woodlands and a wildlife pond. An ideal base for touring the Trossachs, walking, cycling, orienteering, bird watching, fishing and golf. Pubs, restaurants and shops are within a 10 minute walk. 30 minutes drive to Stirling and an hours drive to Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Boturich Apartment

Coach House

3 Cottages - These character cottages are in a delightful position overlooking Holy Loch and Loch Long on Scotland's dramatic West Coast. They all have gardens and magnificent views over the Cowal Peninsula. This is a genuinely unspoilt tourist region that enjoys unrivalled and spectacular scenery. Outstanding walking, fishing, boating and golf are all available locally. Pubs and hotels are within easy walking distance.

A lovely location for a holiday and a good base for touring Scotland's famous Highlands. Please telephone the owners for more details.

Only weekly bookings accepted Christmas & New Year - 10% reduction for a 2 week booking.

Corrie Farm Cottage

Cosy Farm Cottage in Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Spectacular views to Stirling/campsie Hills.

Centrally situated for coasts, Highlands, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Peaceful Setting adjacent to Queen Elizabeth Forest Park,ideal for walking, cycling, fishing, golf and touring.

Well appointed homely accommodation sleeps 2-8.

Based on the edge of a working farm of 450 acres of grazing for beef cattle and sheep. Lambs and calves may be seen at certain times, as well as other interesting farm operations.

The farmland includes a waterfall, duck pond and tributary burns to the Forth. Local history includes that of mischievous Rob Roy McGregor who operated in the Corrie Farm area.

No single sex parties under 30.

Fern Cottage

Glencairn

Hawes Cottage

Hawes Cottage has recently been renovated to provide comfortable holiday accommodation for up to 4/5 people. It has a double bedroom and a bunk bedroom in which a fifth bed can be erected.

We can also provide a cot if necessary. There is a living room with a dining area, beautifully heated by a log fire. The cottage has satellite TV, cd player, a few board games and books about the surrounding area for use of guests. The kitchen is well equipped with a conventional oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer.

We provide bed linen, towels, toilet paper and all basic cleaning material. The property has child-safe garden, a double swing and private parking.

Iona

Iona is a newly refurbished south facing chalet set within the beautiful nature reserve of Inverliever Forest.

The chalet has stunning open views towards the shores of Loch Awe and Ben Cruachen.

There is a large private garden and all round privacy, Hardwood garden furniture and parasol are provided for relaxing on the veranda.

Loch Awe is a truely unspoit location with miles of way-marked forestry commission paths for walking/biking and yet within 40 minutes drive away from Oban, gateway to the Isles, Oban Zoo, Sealife Centre, Rare Breeds Park.

Dalavich village is a mere 5 minutes walk away with cafe/shop, you can hire bikes, fishing equipment and boats, community centre with laundry facilities, pay phone and bar is a short walk away. There is free shore fishing and mooring rights with our chalet.

>Short breaks accepted over Christmas & New Year but charged at full weekly price.

No 8 Staball' Ard

A terraced villa set on the edge of the village in the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. An ideal location for fishing, hill walking or golf.

Just a stroll away from the village pubs, bistros, shops and amenities.

The accommodation comprises of kitchen/diner/lounge (real wooden flooring), patio doors leading to a south facing patio with garden furniture and barbecue, overlooking the surrounding countryside.

Raraig House

Spacious guest accommodation peacefully situated in private grounds with panamoric views of sea and hills. UNIQUE Short Breaks available on a carefree bed and continental breakfast basis for 2 nights or more — price on enquiry direct with the owner. From the house it is a five minute downhill walk to the main street of the village.

The guest accommodation is attached to the main house, however, it is completely self-contained, modern and well equipped, with main rooms offering the sea view.

Accommodation is south facing, therefore, takes advantage of the sun all day into the evening, the patio area has garden furniture.

The accommodation is centrally heated by electricity. The living/kitchen area is open plan and well equipped with untensils, microwave, dishwasher, cooker and fridge freezer. There is a good sized double bedroom. The shower room offers toilet and wash hand basin. Garage facilities available for storage of bicycles or outdoor equipment.

We also offer a sceinic whalewatching boat trip to the ISLE OF RUM where you can visit the historic Kinloch Castle.

On return from your trip why not eat traditionally at the family owned Le Routiers world famous Fish * Chip Van !!

Stable

The Annex

"The annexe" is a newly converted, modern and comfortable building near the centre of the charming village of Drymen.

This is an ideal base to explore the beautiful area of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs. It is also convenient to visit historic Stirling, Glasgow or Edinburgh.

"The annexe" consists of two bedrooms, one modern shower room, and an upstairs open plan living and dining area with wonderful views.

The main bedroom has one King size double bed. The second bedroom has a Queen size double bed below a single bunk. Fold away "z" beds are available to allow sleeping in the living area if required. Both bedrooms have their own sink and the shower room is across the corridor.

Drymen has all the sporting and leisure facilities you could wish for. There is a swimming pool and gym facilities at a hotel within 50 metres, plus bike hire on site, golf courses, horse riding, restaurants and all the water sports associated with Loch Lomond.

Late availability; vacancies may exist for last minute bookings and we dont mind short notice. All bookings are welcome.

The Ben Cottage

The Long House

This sunny house is situated off the road at the head of a sheltered bay looking out towards the north end of Iona. Wild flowers, oyster catchers, eider duck, cormorants and other sea birds, seals, silver sand beaches and shells abound.

Boat trips to Iona, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles are available, as are fishing, bathing, walking, touring, wonderful views, sunsets and simply lazing about.

The varied landscape is formed by the underlying geology and Iona Marble, Lewisian Gneiss, Basalt and Schist are all found within 5 miles of the house which is built from local red granite.

Comfortably furnished and sleeping six in two bedrooms, the Long House is ideal for a family holiday or for two couples with up to two children.

Thorntree Barn

Thorntree is situated in the hills above Flanders Moss, midway between Loch Lomond, the Trossachs and Stirling, on the southern edge of the Highlands.

The owners have converted one wing of this farmhouse to make spacious and comfortable accommodation. The french windows open onto Thorntree Barn's own gardens with roses, lawns, flower beds and shrubs with wonderful views over the Carse of Stirling.

Local attractions include Stirling and Doune Castles and the Lake of Mentieth which are only 15 minutes away. Edinburgh is about an hour away and Glasgow 45 minutes. The owners are always happy to give advice about what to do in the area.

All fuel charges (metered) to be paid on departure

Whistlefield Lodge 1

3 Lodges - Whistlefield Lodges nestle on the hillside overlooking Loch Eck on the Cowal Peninsular.

Eleven easy miles from Dunoon and very much off the beaten tourist track, the Cowal peninsular is described by many as the most beautiful area in Scotland.

In this area there are numerous lochs and castles as well as gardens, scenic forest walks, the Isle of Bute, Inverary and much more.

The site enjoys magnificent views of Loch Eck in all its moods and is set within tree covered hills that make up part of the Argyll Forest Park.

Whistlefield Lodges are set amongst some of the most magnificent scenery the Western Highlands of Scotland can provide.

Whistlefield Lodge 2

Whistlefield Lodge 3