Kilberry Castle Cottage

Set in the grounds of the ancient Kilberry Castle, this traditional detached cottage was once home - in Victorian times - to the estate's laundry maids.

The property's secluded woodland location is the perfect base from which to explore Argyll - within easy reach are Tarbert, Lochgilphead, the Mull of Kintyre, Loch Tarbert and Loch Fyne.

The cottage was completely renovated in 2001 and offers holiday accommodation of a very high standard for up to 6 adults.

Through the trees there are beautiful views across the sea to Gigha, Islay, Jura and the coast of Ireland in the distance. You can be walking on a beach on the West Coast of Scotland within only a few minutes.

The cottage has spacious, sunny rooms decorated in fresh colours and furnished most comfortably in a modern country style, with tasteful personal touches.

Accommodation comprises:

• 1 large double and 2 twin bedded rooms
• Charming sitting room with open log fire
• Spacious dining room
• Utility room with washing machine
• Cloak room with toilet
• Bathroom

Home entertainment is provided by the TV, DVD player and stereo hi-fi. Maximum occupancy is 6 adults plus a baby (or a combination of adults and children up to 6 plus a baby in a cot).

The property stands in a fenced garden with furniture for outside use provided.

There is a children's play area amongst the trees and a garage available with storage space.

The modern kitchen in the cottage has a breakfast table, an electric oven, a microwave, a fridge/freezer and a dishwasher.

Shopping and restaurants are available at Tarbert and Lochgilphead, within a short drive of the cottage. There is a campsite shop and tearoom within walking distance, as is the award-winning and nationally recognised Kilberry Inn - serving excellent food at reasonable prices.

Kilberry village is less than a mile away and the cottage is 15 miles from Tarbert, along the B8024 road. It takes about 30 minutes to drive from the Kilberry Castle estate to Tarbert or Lochgilphead.

Kilberry Castle has been home to the Campbell family for over 400 years, its wooded grounds extending to some 15 acres - carpeted with snowdrops and bluebells in spring.

A short walk across 2 fields leads to a lovely sandy beach. There is an abundance of wildlife here and the whole area offers ideal terrain for walking and cycling.

Local places of interest include archaeological sites, standing stones, forts and castles. There are opportunities to enjoy golf, sea and loch fishing, pony trekking, clay pigeon shooting, stalking [in season] and ferry trips to the islands.

£330.00 to £550.00 per week [depending on time of year - please see 'Website' link at top of this page for details].
Short breaks may be available from £300.00 for 2 or 3 nights in low season to £405.00 for 6 nights in Mid Season [not available in High Season] - please ask for details.
Fire wood included [electric heaters throughout plus open fire].
Cost of electricity supply is charged at standard rate.

Bed linen and towels provided.
Children welcome - cot and high chair available.
Pets not allowed.