Log Cabins to RentStunning scenery, from mountain to glen, remote isles to lively cities, Scotland makes for a great holiday experience. Whether it's 'bagging' a munroe or swimming in a loch, spotting red deer or bird watching, exploring the forests or whisky tasting there is so much to offer.
Loch Lomond Cottage II is located just a short distance from the banks of Loch Lomond, it makes the ultimate holiday home for a family looking to explore one of the most beautiful areas in Scotland. The cottage offers guests an idyllic escape from reality where visitors can spend their days enjoying lengthy rambles through the national park, hiking up Ben Lomond or simply admiring the impressive views across Loch Lomond.
The cottage has been stylishly designed and boasts modern yet tasteful interiors and furnishings, comfortably accommodating up to six guests across three bedrooms. The cottage comes complete with a luxurious and sumptuously furnished living room and modern fitted kitchen complete with dining facilities and all the necessary amenities a keen chef could possibly need! Also on this level is the first of the double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Upstairs, are the two remaining well-appointed double bedrooms.
Outside, the private deck comes complete with dining facilities, making it the perfect spot to dine al fresco on a warm Summer evening while admiring the picturesque views over Loch Lomond. The children will enjoy playing games on the lawn and clambering over the fun climbing frame. For the adults, there is a covered private hot tub, the perfect space to relax after a long day exploring the wonderful surroundings.
*For those travelling in larger groups, it is possible to rent the identical adjoining cottage, Loch Lomond Cottage I, in order to accommodate up to twelve guests.
Loch Lomond Cottage II is situated on the banks of Loch Lomond, offering guests a truly Scottish escape. The location offers guests a truly relaxing retreat, with the national park on your doorstep there are plenty of long walks to enjoy while for the adventurous hikers Ben Lomond is just a short distance away.
Near-by local attractions:
- Stirling Castle
- Blair Drummond Safari Park
- Loch Lomond Aquarium
- Loch Lomond Shores
- Charles Rennie Mackintosh - Hill House
- Glengoyne Distillery
- Kelvingrove Art Gallery
- Soar intu Braehead
- Inveraray Castle
- Inveraray Jail
Near-by local activities:
- Seaplane trips
- Loch cruises
- Pony trekking
- Hawk walk
- Clay pigeon shooting
- Fishing
Loch Lomond Manor is a unique historic National Monuments house constructed between 1901 and 1902. It was built by a husband and wife team, Alexander and Maggie who were part of the Glasgow boys and Glasgow girls’ group of painters, needle women, architects and artisans. As a result, the house was often filled with artists, their influence is still visible today through the many individual feature artworks and tapestries which adorn the walls of the manor house.
The house is perfect for families wanting a luxurious yet distinguished base while visiting the vast and varied delights of the local area, play some golf, walk the banks of Loch Lomond or make some day trips to the Highlands and beyond. Loch Lomond Manor is located in a truly privileged position, located in the upper part of Helensburgh with beautiful views over the Clyde and beyond to Argyll. Situated at the start of the highland train line it's possible to take day trips to Oban and Fort William or if you fancy, day trips to Glasgow or Edinburgh by train. While Loch Lomond is no more than 5 minutes over the hill.
The house itself boasts buckets of character and charm across its five individual turrets, with beautiful period features throughout from tapestries in the drawing room to some of the largest bath tubs you will ever see! Loch Lomond Manor is both formal and welcoming. Staying in this house you will experience the golden age of British architecture - Edwardian Scotland - with all its charms!
The Manor can comfortably accommodate up to twelve guests across its six beautifully-appointed double bedrooms. On the ground floor is the spacious entertaining area, guests will enjoy an after-walk game of chess in the elegant drawing room while the dining room is the perfect space for the whole gang to gather and reflect on all the memorable highlights and adventures of the day! The six handsome bedrooms and the sumptuous bathrooms can be found upstairs on the first floor.
Loch Lomond Manor makes a fabulous choice for those travelling with children, with extensive gardens and a fabulous tree swing, there is so much fun for all the family on offer. Make sure you take some time to enjoy tea in the Hut outside in the kitchen garden, light some candles and enjoy the cosy surroundings!
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Loch Lomond Manor sits in the upper part of Helensburgh with beautiful views over the Clyde and beyond to Argyll. It is a short 3 minute drive to Loch Lomond and looks out on the Clyde Estuary. Situated at the start of the highland train line it's possible to take day trips to Oban and Fort William or if you fancy, day trips to Glasgow or Edinburgh by train. It is no more than 5 minutes over the hill to all of Loch Lomond. A ten minute drive to the village of Luss and 10 minutes to Cameron House for fine dining at Martin Wishart's newest restaurant. In the town of Helensburgh there is easy access to sailing, tennis, hill walking, riding and golf. Over the hill are some of the finest golf courses in Scotland- the world-renowned Loch Lomond course and the Carrick. The scenery around this part of Scotland is breathtaking and it is just over an hour form Inveraray. At the top of Loch Fyne is the original Loch Fyne Oyster bar which makes it the perfect place to have lunch after a walk. There are very good restaurants nearby - Riverhill Coutryard, PJ's kitchen, The Wee Kelpie, La Barca and The Akash to name a few. Nearby there is also a fish monger, green grocer and cheese and deli shops. There are numerous wine and whisky shops and many tea rooms, the award-winning Craigard serves only home-baking. There is also quad biking available, fishing, golf and sea plane picnics to the small islands of Islay and Jura and beyond. For keen hill-walkers, Ben Lomond is a short car journey away. There are literally hundreds of walks within this area, along with the Highland Way and the John Muir Way. All information is provided within the house.
Taynuilt, Argyll, Scotland
From £1015
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This is one of the most stunning areas to visit in the West of Scotland, if not in the whole of Scotland. All four properties have spectacular alpine views of Loch Etive, Ben Cruachan and surrounding mountains.
This luxury property has a fantastic view of the loch and the stunning mountain scenery. Loch View has its own private patio and grassed garden area. The beach is just 170 metres away down our private road. An ideal base to tour the surrounding area. Sorry no pets in this property.
Accommodation consists of; living room with open plan sitting/dining/kitchen area; double bedroom with king size bed and ensuite toilet; twin bedded room; shower room. Enclosed patio area and grassed garden. Gas central heating and hot water, flame effect fire in living room. All fuel and electricity is included in the rental.
We do have four properties to choose from, two of them are pet friendly.
Located in Taynuilt, this chalet is in a rural area and on the beach. Bonawe Iron Furnace and Connel Bridge are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Glencruitten Golf Club and Oban Ferry Terminal. Traveling with kids? Consider Loch Visions and Ardchattan Priory Garden. Be sure to check out the area's animals with activities such as game walks and birdwatching.
This west-facing former dower house, set above a private bay on the east side of Loch Fyne, enjoys stunning views across to the Mull of Kintyre and Arran beyond. It is located a few miles along a private road in a secluded part of what is known as “Argyll’s secret coast” and makes an ideal venue for a Scottish getaway with family and friends. In WWII the house was used as a base for the Norwegian commandos who went on the 'Heroes of Telemark' raid, which was one of the most successful acts of sabotage in the whole war.
This is a holiday house that has tripled in size over the years and has been designed specifically for your enjoyment, with the inclusion of an indoor swimming pool and a games room. The drawing room has large windows so you can enjoy the views across the Loch in maximum comfort. The kitchen is well equipped, and the spacious dining room can seat up to 16 people in comfort and style. The bedrooms are a good mix of double, twin and triple rooms, making them ideal for a family group.
Set in a beautiful location in 50 acres of grounds the sloped lawns lead down to the bay in front of the house. Access to the beach could not be easier for children out with their bucket and spades or those seeking shells. For more activity minded, there is a motorboat moored in the bay for guests’ exclusive use, subject to conditions or it is possible to bring your own boat to use from the jetty. However you wish to enjoy your break here, this is a superb venue for those wishing a family holiday in a beautiful coastal location.
The very large sitting room is located at the front of the house, and the two bay windows offer stunning views across Loch Fyne, With a wood-burning stove and comfortable seating at one end and a TV with further seating, this is a room that you can spread out in or be as one.
A door leads through to the front-facing games room, which houses a pool table and a table tennis table. Access from here can be out to the patio or through to the indoor swimming pool next door. Here there is a 30ft by 15ft heated pool, with sun loungers, a sauna and a shower, with further access to the decking area. Additionally, there is a cloakroom, which is perfect for storing all your outdoor footwear and where you can find life-jackets for trips out on the boat. Pet friendly with two dogs allowed.
The dining room is a light, airy, spacious room, next door to the kitchen, with a long table that seats a maximum of 16 people. Gathering the group in one place for all the meals could not be easier, and there are two high chairs available for younger children. There is excellent light coming in as the larger west-facing windows look past the games room across to the sea view.
Direct access takes you to the well-equipped modernised kitchen with work-island. Cooking is all electric, with hob with 5 rings, 3 ovens with a grill and a microwave oven, as well as 2 dishwashers. A utility room is next door with washing machine, tumble dryer and chest freezer. In the summer months, dining can take place outside at the various tables.
** The maximum number of people which the house will accommodate is 16 (plus up to 2 babies in cots) and this number must not be exceeded at any time.
** Guests who wish to use the boat are obliged to sign a Boat Request Form and be in receipt of a RYA Level Two Powerboat (with coastal endorsement) qualification or higher. Please let us know so the relevant additional legal documentation can be provided during the booking process. All certificates need to be checked in advance and brought on holiday. Use of the boat will not be permitted otherwise.The boat is not included in the rental rates and is only offered to guests at the owners discretion. Please note that the boat is not available between October and April.
Please note that short breaks can only be booked within 4 weeks of the start date.
The House is positioned to the South of the Cowal peninsula between Kinfinan and Tighnabruaich, as part of “Argyll’s secret coast”. Surrounded by a rocky outcrop with mixed woodlands and heather, there is a sloped lawn that leads down to a small bay, which consists of pebble and sand.
This is an excellent location for day trips, with a ferry service to East Loch Tarbert available locally. Golf is available in Tighnabruaich. Alternatively, you could enjoy a trip to the Isle of Bute and do a House and Garden Tour at Mount Stuart. The trip takes about an hour and 15 minutes which includes the ferry crossing.
A motorboat is available to your group, with one tank of fuel provided, as part of the booking – on the provision of an RYA level 2 powerboat (coastal) qualification or higher. All certificates need to be checked in advance and brought on holiday. If you wish to arrive by boat or bring your own boat, that is possible, but please check in advance to confirm.
If you're worried about it being isolated, think again. Once most guests get down to the property, they don't want to leave. There's so much to keep you occupied, a week will whizz by. You've got walking, the beach, fishing, boat excursions, the indoor swimming pool, a games room, a huge garden and day trips to places like the Isle of Bute and Tarbert. You can also use the Visitcowal website and download a map on the touring routes around the quiet roads of this beautiful peninsular or check out their events page for things to see and do.
There's an excellent village store 20 minutes away (Kames Village Store) run by an extremely accommodating proprietor called Andy. He can pre-order groceries and dry goods and arrange a click and collect style service. The meat, veg & fish will all be locally sourced. The local butcher delivers to the village on a Friday, and there's also a local fishmonger.
Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland
From £980
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Loch View Lodge is a Scandinavian-style lodge, perfectly set in a quiet and picturesque location in the Hunters Quay Holiday Park. The lodge commands stunning loch views from your lodge windows and the outside deck. Privately owned this inviting two bedroom retreat is perfect for families or couples wanting to enjoy a relaxed or adventurous break-away.
Interior
Warm and welcoming the lodge offers quality and contemporary interiors. Light and airy the spacious open plan living area has full length picture windows with views, comfortable sofas and a cosy wood burning stove. There is an open dining room seating up to six and a very well equipped kitchen to cook up a delicious feast.
On the upper level the lodge sleeps up to four guests, featuring a double bedroom with wonderful views over the loch and an ensuite Jack and Jill style bathroom. The second bedroom is a twin and has access to the bathroom by the landing door. There is a second bathroom with toilet and shower on the ground floor.
The large open deck area, complete with outdoor furniture is a wonderful outdoor space to enjoy alfresco eating or fully unwind while soaking up the stunning loch views and scenic surroundings.
Explore
An idyllic location to explore the region or simply taking some time out to soak up some Scottish sun, or cosy up by the log fire in winter. Loch View Lodge is located within the Hunter’s Quay Holiday Village where it offers swimming pools, a leisure centre, games, and a bar and restaurant. Guests can pay direct to use the facilities within the Holiday Village. Paid activities are not included in your accommodation price.
Sorry no pets allowed.
This cabin is located in Dunoon. Castle House Museum and Newark Castle are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park and Lunderston Bay. Funworld Leisure and Benmore Botanic Garden are also worth visiting.
Dating back to the 1770s this Adam style mansion is as magnificent today as the day it was built. Set in well-maintained grounds, with a front lawn surrounded by woodland, the house takes centre stage and is a stunning retreat. On offer is the main core of the original building, with its fine twin-stair entrance, bringing you into the grand entrance hall. Beyond this are the wonderful drawing room, dining room, TV room, family sitting room and functional kitchen, with the 9 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms on the floor above.
The large front-facing drawing room is an elegant room, with comfortable seating, grand piano and large gilt mirror, with an anteroom next door, which can either be part of this main room or as a separate sitting room. It also has comfortable seating with a TV with SKY connection, and these rooms have SONOS. In the grand hall, there is a magnificent wood-panelled snug with wood-burning stove, with this area and up the stairs all decorated with stags heads and ancient armoury. A family sitting room is located to the rear of the house, which is ideal for children to find their own space or be used as an extra function room, depending on your requirements. The pool table is always a popular feature of the room.
The front-facing dining room has character and atmosphere in abundance, with semi wood panelling and fine furniture and family portraits throughout. With seating for 18 people in comfort, this is a dining room with some style and panache. The kitchen is next door and is more modest in style and space, but it is modern and has the capacity to cater for up to 18 people, with two double ovens and 4 hobs. There is adequate storage with a fridge freezer and an additional refrigerator. (For those with extra catering requirements or using a caterer, then an additional kitchen can be made available to the rear of the house on request).
For groups booking the Lodge to increase the group size from 18-23, the dining room can seat a maximum of 22 people in one sitting with the use of an additional round table which can be added to the end of the main table.
*** A Lodge accommodating up to 5 guests can also be made available for larger groups. The lodge consists of two twin/double bedrooms plus a sofa bed in the main living space.
In the house additional staff quarters can also be made available (two bedrooms), please contact us for further information and prices.
Please note that any weddings need to be approved prior to booking as extra costs may be involved.
Set within an enclosed area of grounds, there is an impressive drive, which includes a bridge over the Muckle burn, which is a tributary of the River Findhorn, before leading up to the house. With a lawn to the front where croquet can be played in the summer, to the rear, there is a nice woodland walk past the old doocot.
It is located 26 miles east of Inverness and 3 miles from Forres, which offers supermarkets and a train station. There are golf courses everywhere at Forres and Elgin, with more renowned courses at Nairn and Castle Stuart. The “Castle Trail” is in the area, with Brodie Castle being the nearest. Beaches can be found at Findhorn. Fishing on the Spey and Findhorn is available. The nearest distillery is Dallas Dhu.
Covid-19 UPDATE
We have always been proud of our properties cleanliness but have further added to our stringent cleaning routines. Extra cleaning protocols have been put in place to keep everyone safe against corona virus. We will be working to the Association of Scotland's Self-Caterers' cleaning protocols which have been accepted by the Scottish government.
Our cleaners will be using a fogging machine which enables sanitisation of all soft furnishings and hard to reach areas against the corona virus.
There will be two sanitising stations, one in the entry hallway and another in the living area.
Architecturally designed Luxury Lodge, built to a very high standard, our three bedroom lodge combines the best of rural tradition, modern living and the latest super-insulated construction technology to set a new standard.
The elegant open plan lounge and dining area are spacious and airy and are decorated with a sophisticated contemporary Scottish style.
Open plan Lounge, dining and bespoke kitchen area 7m X 6m with double height ceiling, full height double glazed window and with solid oak under floor heating complete with French doors, leading to your own private veranda overlooking the Loch.
The lounge area has two large stylish leather sofas, rocking chair, coffee tables, colour TV, DVD, CD player and fabulous Antler Chandelier.
The luxury bespoke kitchen comprises of Smeg appliances, breakfast bar and is off the dining area and is fully equipped with everything needed to serve a full scale dinner party if so desired.
Lochside Lodge has three bedrooms. One king size double room with on suite shower rooms and patio doors to the balcony area. The second has one double bed and one single bed with an on-suite bathroom, with a bath and a shower. The third room has two single beds with on-suite shower room. The whole lodge has underfloor heating for your comfort.
Large balcony with wooden table and chairs for Al Fresco dining or looking up at the stars at night!
Balcony area has views over the Loch and the deer park you can also view the munro Schiehallion.
This chalet is located in Pitlochry. Mains of Taymouth Golf Course and Aberfeldy Golf Course are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Cairngorms National Park and Loch Tummel. Canyoning Scotland and Bolfracks Garden are also worth visiting.
South Laggan, Highland, Scotland
From £1785
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Bright Star Lodge is a Scandinavian Lochside Lodge with Hot Tub in the Heart of the Scottish Highlands.
Nestled on the bonny banks of Loch Oich in the middle of the Great Glen, Bright Star Lodge is the ultimate idyllic getaway in the Scottish Highlands.
Our 3-bedroom Scandinavian-style A-frame lodge was renovated in Summer 2021, making it the perfect escape for couples, families, and trips with friends (or four-legged friends – pets are welcome too!)
We have an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area that’s designed for socialising. The kitchen includes an oven, hobs, microwave, fridge, ice maker machine, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, cafetiere and fully-stocked kitchenware.
Our pull-down projector is perfect for cosy evenings snuggled up on the sofas with access to movie apps (e.g. Netflix, amazon prime, etc.), while through the wide patio doors, the decking and hot tub area is the perfect place to chill.
The master bedroom has a king bed, while bedrooms #2 and #3 have twin single beds with storage space in each room. We also have a travel cot and high chair that can be set up on request.
The bathroom has a shower, toilet and sink - perfect for rinsing off after a dip in the Loch!
We also provide a welcome bottle of prosecco, 2 towels per person, fresh bed-linen, free wifi, free on-site parking and an outdoor gas BBQ.
We offer a self check-in service to provide flexibility for guests travelling from far and wide. Guests are able to check-in any time after 4pm.
This cabin is located in Invergarry. Allt na Criche and Nevis Range Mountain Experience are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Lochaber Geopark and Loch Lochy. Traveling with kids? Consider Invergarry & Fort Augustus Railway Museum and Great Glen Water Park. Discover the area's water adventures with kayaking and fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with mountain biking.
Dalavich, Argyll, Scotland
From £1750
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Lochside Lodge is a beautiful, traditional log cabin full of character and charm and provides a true log cabin experience. It is situated on its own 1/3 acre plot right on the shore of Loch Awe and with the wood burning hot tub looking out onto the loch what more can you ask for.
This beautiful cabin consists of open plan Lounge, dining area & kitchen, double bedroom, twin room (bunk beds) and family shower room. The lounge and dining area has a high vaulted ceiling and is mainly glazed to maximise the stunning views. The main bedroom is on the stunning mezzanine which looks out directly on to Loch Awe and with its own ensuite bathroom adds to your privacy and comfort.
There is satellite TV, sofa, easy chairs, dining table and a lovely wood burning stove. The French windows opening onto a raised veranda look straight out onto the loch with the steps leading down to the shore and large fire pit.
The kitchen area is well equipped, with cooker, fridge freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle and all necessary utensils, crockery & cutlery. The Shower room is tastefully finished and has electric shower, wash basin, toilet and shaver point.
The cabin is very private and comes with fishing rights and easy access to boat launch area. The cabin is timber lined throughout, double glazed, highly insulated, well heated and suitable for year round use. It provides a balance of tradition and comfort while maintaining the character, charm & feel of a true log cabin on the shore of Loch Awe. Whether you require a base from which to explore Argyll and the west coast, simply enjoy the local area or just relax and be at one with nature our log cabin provides the perfect location.
Free WIFI & towels
Located in Taynuilt, this cabin is in a rural area and on the waterfront. Auchindrain Highland Farm Township and Inveraray Jail are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Carnasserie Castle and Carnasserie Castle. Loch Visions and Argyll Adventure are also worth visiting. Fishing and swimming offer great chances to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with cycling and hiking nearby.
This Lochview Hideout is located on a fantastic holiday park on the shore of Loch Tay in the Highland Perthshire region of Scotland. The comfortable accommodation guarantees a wonderful glamping experience, and you'll even enjoy the added luxury of your own hot tub.
The property has an open-plan layout where you'll find lounge, kitchen, dining and sleeping areas, as well as an integrated shower room with a WC and sink. The lounge has a TV for entertainment as well as a comfortable sofa which converts into a double sofa bed.
A compact kitchen space with all your self-catering essentials, including a hob, microwave, fridge, kettle, and toaster, is provided, and there's a dining table to sit around and eat together. A partitioned sleeping space features a double bed.
Outside you can enjoy the weather and spectacular loch views from your decked outdoor picnic area complete with seating and a fire pit, as well as your very own eco-friendly wood-fired private hot tub, perfect for relaxation after a day exploring the Scottish Highlands.
