Its location makes an ideal base for exploring Cowal, Argyll Forest Park, the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, Kintyre, the SW Islands and Glencoe plus easy access via one of the shortest sea ferry crossings in the world to the Island of Bute.

All the properties have ample parking, central heating and double-glazing throughout, TV, CD player, video, indoor and outdoor games, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, microwave, fridge, freezer, patio, garden furniture, gas barbecue and garden.

Excellent 4 Star accommodation includes Victorian open fire, log burner, natural wooden doors and floors (with rugs), own garden and foreshore - the perfect place to relax and unwind. Golf, fishing, riding, wildlife, woodland and hillwalking in the vicinity; numerous gardens to visit; easy access for day trips to the inner Isles. Loch Fyne Oyster Bar 1 mile.

So, if you can visualise yourself sitting in the garden taking in the fabulous sunsets looking out over the loch with its ever changing moods or enjoying a cosy night in front of the Victorian open fire or French style log burner - perhaps after visiting the famous Loch Fyne Oyster Bar - contact us for more information.

Situated on the sea front with wonderful views of the Firth of Clyde. Completely renovated in 1998. Thoughtfully and tastefully furnished. Very convenient for the town centre, with a good selection of shops and restaurants within easy walking distance.

External stone steps lead up to the ground floor, with a lounge, dining kitchen and toilet. The kitchen is well equipped with gas cooker, fridge-freezer, washer- drier, microwave and dishwasher. There is a colour TV and both upstairs rooms have lovely views of the Firth and pier.

The original curved stone stairs lead to the lower ground floor where there are two double bedrooms, one twin bedroom with ensuite shower room and a bathroom with bath and shower above.

Full gas central heating. All gas and electricity, linen and towels are included in the rent. Travel cot and high chair available. There is a garden to front and rear, the rear garden being private, suitable for young children, and with patio and garden furniture. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Private parking is available at the rear of the property, accessed from John Street.

There is also a utility room, which houses the washing machine, tumble drier and microwave. Why not pass a few winter evenings lounging by the log fire listening to music from the cd player or radio, with television, a video or a variety of books as alternative options. Upstairs is a double and a twin bedded room, both with superb far-reaching views, akin to those from the main rooms downstairs. Fluffy towels, cosy duvets and crisp bed linen help to set the scene.

Each of our individual properties is situated in its own private grounds, no property overlooks another and there is no through traffic. Both Pier Cottage and Highfield Cottage boast stunning views, comfortably furnished interiors, open fires and a relaxed homely ambiance.

Prices quoted are weekly and include electricity, logs for the fire, bed linen, towels etc. Special rates exist for short breaks and long weekends – please enquire. These lovely cottages are available for let all year so whether you are looking for a summer holiday, spring or autumn break or an out of season getaway a warm welcome awaits you and your family.

The cottages sit on the site of a former highland village (celebrated in story by Neil Munro and in song by the Gaelic poet Evan MacColl) and are surrounded by secluded natural woodland which is protected by national heritage.

Each cottage has central heating, log fires, latch doors and is fully furnished with linen provided.

Day trips can be taken to Iona, Mull, Bute, Glencoe, Oban and Loch Awe. Visit nearby castles, museums, gardens, prehistoric sites (such as Temple wood, Kilmartin and Dunadd near Lochgilphead), or fish, golf, dive, pony trek, try water sports or just walk in the beauty of the hills and shoreline (over which the owner enjoys fishing rights available to occupants) along loch frontage of 3 miles.

Low occupancy rates in the remaining chalets ensures a peaceful and relaxing environment in which to enjoy Loch Fyne's scenery. The site's south westerly aspect provides superb views over Knapdale and magnificent sunsets.

The Farmhouse Annexe was converted from an old barn in 1996. Finished mainly in wood, the accommodation incorporates modern standards of comfort in a traditional farmhouse atmosphere. The downstairs open plan layout enjoys a view from patio doors down to the lochside and features a wood burning stove to complement the electric storage heating in the winter months. The modern kitchen is well equipped and includes electric cooker, dishwasher, fridge freezer, washer dryer and microwave. Upstairs is a large double bedroom and 2 twin bedrooms. All bedding is supplied.

The Chalets are furnished and laid out according to the owners' tastes, all within 200 yards of the shore and have a sea view through large front windows. The standard layout of 1 double and 1 twin bedroom is extended, using bunks beds, in one chalet to provide accommodation for a family of 5.

Set within 3 acres of private grounds, this is a 4 star luxury 2 bedroom apartment on the shores of Lochgoilhead.

Accommodation standards are above average and include: sun deck and private parking. There are forest walks nearby.
No pets/no smoking.

The house is well situated for sight-seeing all around the West Coast. The immediate area is renowned for some of the best walking in Scotland, and it's a great base for fishing, riding, shooting, sailing, cycling, climbing or golf.

With a large sitting room, wood-panelled dining room, comfortable kitchen-breakfast room, snug with big TV and DVD, games and snooker room, two baths, three showers and three toilets, plus five double bedrooms, two triple rooms, and a bunk room for children, the accommodation is flexible enough for most parties.

Originally built by the family of the Duke of Argyll in 1693 - the Campbells have a family mausoleum next door at Old Kilmun Church - the house was owned in Victorian times by the Younger family who founded the amazing Benmore Botanic Gardens a couple of miles away, which still contain the tallest trees in the UK. They also planted a huge variety in ours, which is a lovely garden with stunning views at any time of the year.