Kilmartin 12 miles. A delightful, single-storey, detached cottage in the owners' grounds, just a ten minute walk from the shores of Loch Awe in the village of Eredine, 12 miles from Kilmartin. This lovely, spacious property is tastefully furnished with a modern, well-equipped kitchen, a woodburner and a large decked area overlooking a woodland garden, complete with burn (stream), perfect for alfresco dining! The glorious setting of Loch Awe, the longest inland loch in Scotland, provides excellent walking, fishing (free fishing permit provided), cycling and wildlife, plus guests benefit from having private access to the loch frontage, a picnic area and a jetty. Kilmartin offers a pub and museum, plus visit the town of Lochgilphead, the village of Inveraray, home to the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, or take a boat trip around the islands, many with castles and graveyards to explore, in the Firth of Lorn. A great holiday base, any time of year!

Set in the heart of the Kilmartin Glen is the village of Kilmartin. The Glen is one of the major prehistoric sites in Scotland, and within a six mile radius there are standing stones, the remains of an Iron-Age fort at Dunadd, rock carvings and burial cairns, making the region a fascinating area for history buffs. Kilmartin itself has a museum and visitor centre, two castles and a variety of shops providing all amenities for visitors. Eight miles away the town of Lochgilphead has a choice of cafes, craft shops, and other stores. Loch Awe is the longest inland loch in Scotland and there are some lovely walks around the loch and fishing is also available. This area is a super base to discover the joys of this stunning part of Scotland.

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