Lochgilphead, located in Argyll, Scotland, is home to a charming detached bungalow that accommodates up to four guests. Nestled at the top of Loch Sween in the picturesque village of Tayvallich, this property is ideally situated near a popular yacht haven, where the sight of boats moored in the bay adds to the scenic beauty of the area. Within a short walk from the bungalow, visitors can find a general store, a seafood restaurant/pub, and a delightful coffee shop, making it convenient for both dining and shopping.
The surrounding area boasts an abundance of natural beauty, with forest tracks perfect for walking and cycling, offering numerous opportunities for wildlife spotting. Guests may encounter deer, seals, otters, and various bird species, enriching their experience in this serene environment. Notable nearby attractions include Taynish Nature Reserve, located 13 miles away, and Knapdale Forest, which is just 5 miles from the property and features the Scottish Beaver trials. Moreover, the sheltered waters of Loch Sween are perfect for boat trips and canoeing, while a lovely sandy beach and numerous walking paths are easily accessible directly from the doorstep.
Upon entering the bungalow, guests are greeted by a spacious lounge that provides stunning views over Loch Sween from its elevated position. The lounge is equipped with an electric wood burner or open fire, along with a TV and CD player for entertainment. Adjacent to the lounge is a dining room that leads into a well-appointed kitchen, featuring modern appliances such as an electric hob and oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, and microwave. The hallway connects to two comfortable bedrooms: a double room with loch views and a cozy twin room, while the bathroom, located opposite, includes a shower over the bath.
The property also boasts an enclosed garden with a patio area, providing a peaceful spot to unwind and enjoy the breathtaking views and sunsets that the location offers. For added convenience, there is private off-road parking available, accommodating a small boat and trailer. Access to the patio involves a steep ramp, and there are three small steps leading into the house, ensuring that guests can enjoy their stay in this idyllic setting with ease.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!