Accessible single-storey stone cottage on a 22-acre estate in Glendaruel, with games and sports facilities on site, flexible sleeping, and woodland and loch-side adventures just under a mile away.
Set within a 22-acre estate in Glendaruel on the Cowal peninsula, this renovated stone cottage offers a practical, easy-going base for families who love the outdoors. There is plenty to do on site, from games and sports facilities to woodland paths, and the setting is wonderfully peaceful. Better still, Loch Riddon in the Kyles of Bute is less than a mile away, with scenery that invites you to get outside in any season.
Laid out entirely on one level, the cottage has been designed with accessibility in mind and works well for guests with limited mobility. The sleeping arrangement is flexible rather than formal, with one main bedroom that can sleep three, two small box-style alcove sleeping areas, and a sofa bed. Bookings can be made for up to six guests, with scope to accommodate as many as eight, although it is often most comfortable for up to four adults. A wet room style shower room sits between the living space and bedroom and is wheelchair accessible. Do bear in mind that Wi-Fi can be patchy indoors, as the signal relies on nearby buildings or mobile networks.
Outside, there is a modest private garden space, while the wider estate offers table tennis, pool and darts in the games cottage. There is also a tennis court, a football pitch and a sunken trampoline, plus a selection of bicycles to borrow. From here you can spend days walking, cycling, swimming, sailing or fishing, and you might spot red squirrels, deer and plenty of birdlife along the way. Historic towns such as Dunoon, Rothesay and Inverary are within easy reach, Loch Lomond is around 35 minutes’ drive, and nearby ferry crossings make it easy to plan a day trip to the Isle of Bute.
1 King size bed, 1 Single bed
No smoking. This property has a £200 security deposit.
Laid out entirely on one level, the cottage has been designed with accessibility in mind and works well for guests with limited mobility. The sleeping arrangement is flexible rather than formal, with one main bedroom that can sleep three, two small box-style alcove sleeping areas, and a sofa bed. Bookings can be made for up to six guests, with scope to accommodate as many as eight, although it is often most comfortable for up to four adults. A wet room style shower room sits between the living space and bedroom and is wheelchair accessible. Do bear in mind that Wi-Fi can be patchy indoors, as the signal relies on nearby buildings or mobile networks.
Outside, there is a modest private garden space, while the wider estate offers table tennis, pool and darts in the games cottage. There is also a tennis court, a football pitch and a sunken trampoline, plus a selection of bicycles to borrow. From here you can spend days walking, cycling, swimming, sailing or fishing, and you might spot red squirrels, deer and plenty of birdlife along the way. Historic towns such as Dunoon, Rothesay and Inverary are within easy reach, Loch Lomond is around 35 minutes’ drive, and nearby ferry crossings make it easy to plan a day trip to the Isle of Bute.
1 King size bed, 1 Single bed
No smoking. This property has a £200 security deposit.
