A charming semi detached property in the small village of Strachur.
Ground Floor:
8 steps to entrance.
Living room: With Freesat TV and DVD player
Kitchen/Dining area: With electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher, washing machine and radio/CD player.
8 steps to entrance.
Living room: With Freesat TV and DVD player
Kitchen/Dining area: With electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher, washing machine and radio/CD player.
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: With single bed (for child).
Bedroom 2: With two single beds.
Bedroom 3: With double bed.
Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and wash basin.
Bedroom 1: With single bed (for child).
Bedroom 2: With two single beds.
Bedroom 3: With double bed.
Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and wash basin.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included . Cot and high chair available on request.
Garden area with outdoor furniture and BBQ (coals not included). Private parking for 2 cars. NB: River is located 50 metres from the property - children take care! Please note that this property is not suitable for 5 adults. Please note: There is an Access statement available for this property, if required please call 01228 599950.
Rhoda’s Cottage is a charming semi detached property located in the small village of Strachur, which lies on the eastern shore of Loch Fyne - famous throughout the United Kingdom for the quality of its sea food. Attached to the west wing of the historic Strachur House, this attractive, tranquil cottage enjoys a private setting with its own front entrance. It occupies an idyllic location on the 2000 acre Strachur Estate. The antique yet practical household furniture ensures Rhoda’s Cottage retains its charming, old fashioned character and charm. The larger bedrooms overlook the spectacular formal gardens of the main house and beyond to the heather clad hills.
The smaller bedroom has a view over the much loved loch. Strachur House itself, a fine Adams style mansion, was built by General John Campbell in the 1780s. From 1957 the house was home to the illustrious Scot, Sir John Fitzroy MacLean, the soldier, diplomat and adventurer, who was said to have been the model for Ian Fleming’s hero, James Bond. The Maclean family still live in the main house. The local village shop, cafe, Inn with bar and restaurant, petrol station, village hall and tennis courts are all within easy walking distance from the cottage.
The smaller bedroom has a view over the much loved loch. Strachur House itself, a fine Adams style mansion, was built by General John Campbell in the 1780s. From 1957 the house was home to the illustrious Scot, Sir John Fitzroy MacLean, the soldier, diplomat and adventurer, who was said to have been the model for Ian Fleming’s hero, James Bond. The Maclean family still live in the main house. The local village shop, cafe, Inn with bar and restaurant, petrol station, village hall and tennis courts are all within easy walking distance from the cottage.