Resting in the heart of the lively Scottish town of Dunoon, overlooking the East Bay, is this charming newly renovated property, Secret Nest. Set over the ground floor, this character property welcomes families and friends looking for an idyllic base in Argyll and Bute. Upon arrival you are greeted by ample private parking spaces so you can easily park up and unload your belongings. Refuel following an action-packed day in the kitchen, fitted with a host of contemporary appliances and units, so the house chef should be ready to dust off those cooking books! Move into the sitting room, featuring high ceilings and large window bays, this room provides a character feel combined with modern amenities including the 65” Smart TV, perfect for catching up on your favourite shows. As the night falls, retreat to the bathroom for a soak before choosing one of the three bedrooms to rest, including two king-size and a twin. The charming Scottish town of Dunoon is home to Wreckspeditions, a company that offers tours of shipwrecks in the area. The property has unspoiled views over the Firth of Clyde where you can see anything from small fishing boats, cruise ships and submarines sailing by․ You can also visit the Castle House Museum, which is housed in a former castle, or enjoy a meal or drink at one of the town's many restaurants and bars. Those keen walkers should remember their walking boots as the nearby Kilbride Hill affords stunning views from the summit, or head north and tackle the climb to the summit of Beinn Mhòr, famed as the highest mountain on the Cowal Peninsula. Explore the treasures of West Scotland with a holiday at Secret Nest. EPC Rating: Band C

The traditional resort town of Dunoon sits on the Cowal Peninsula in Argyll on the west coast of Scotland. The journey to Dunoon can be made by ferry across the Firth of Clyde, which is one of the top sailing regions in the world, or by driving through amazing scenery of towering mountains and lochs, each more beautiful than the last. Dunoon is reachable by both land and sea. The region hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including sailing competitions, cuisine and music festivals, and the Highland Gathering, which is said to be the biggest and most spectacular in the entire globe. In addition to a high street filled with mostly independent stores that offers a delightfully unusual shopping experience, Dunoon itself has a large number of taverns, coffee shops, and restaurants serving local seafood. With its walled garden, towering Giant Sequoia trees, and hillside walkways offering views over Holy Loch, known for its shipbuilding heritage and which, for a long time, served as a US Navy submarine facility, Benmore Botanic Garden is well worth a visit. In this incredibly lovely region of Scotland, there is something to please everyone. Glasgow is only an hour and a half away and offers fantastic walking, sailing, and landscapes.

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