Blane cottage is situated at the centre of Kames Estate in a small courtyard area close to the impressive 14th Century Keep. Blane is adjacent to an extensive lawned area and a woodland boasting many mature trees and a walkway throughout. Pets are welcome in Blane and its proximity to this woodland area means it is ideal for dog owners. The cottage sleeps five guests in one double bedroom and one triple bedroom (the latter comprising one single bed and one bunkbed). All accommodation is on the ground level, including the bathroom with bath and separate shower cubicle. The cottage boasts modern and comfortable accommodation and benefits from hairdryer, washing machine, microwave, dishwasher, DVD player and free Wi-Fi. A log burner is located in the living room. A high chair and travel cot are available on request. Step in to a long hallway that leads to each of the rooms. Enjoy a home cooked meal in the well-equipped kitchen / diner. Move to the comfortable lounge, complete with games, books and a log burner – a perfect cosy room to relay after a busy day. The bathroom has been newly renovated. Choose between the walk-in shower or have a soak in the large, free standing bath. The cottage is located in 20 acres of grounds, including an 18th Century walled garden and a stunning 14th century Keep. A number of facilities are available for guest use including a BBQ, an all-weather tennis court, small putting green and football goals. In the nearby village is an array of pubs, bars and tea rooms serving delicious food, as well as a golf course and beautiful sheltered beach. The next seaside town along is Rothesay, with many shops, cafés and restaurants, along with walking opportunities and open top bus tours. Steeped in history, this holiday let offers a wonderful opportunity to stay on a private estate, which showcases Scotland at its best! Note: Property can be booked with Ref. 992863, 992736, 992859, 992861, 992862 and 992860 together they can sleep thirty-four people.

This village offers a popular location for sailing the Kyles of Bute, one of the most stunning areas of coastal scenery in Argyll. There are pubs, bars and tea rooms serving locally sourced produce. Rothesay has plenty of shops, cafes, restaurants and takeaways. Walk along the esplanade, visit the winter gardens and catch the open top bus for a full tour of the island. You can take the ferry crossing to Wemyss Bay, visit the castle ruins in the centre of town and enjoy the scenery.

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