Isle of Seil Holiday cottages Argyll Scotland: A charming detached self catering cottage on the seashore with a pretty garden sloping down to the waters edge near Oban.

Isle of Seil Holiday cottages

Isle of Seil Holiday Cottages:
Self Catering Accommodation Near Oban Argyll West Highlands of Scotland

Delightfully situated detached Highland cottage on the coast for family holidays

A self catering Scottish holiday cottage sleeps 8 in a delightful rural setting on the Isle of Seil Scotland

	Ach St Clair cottage is beautifully situated directly on the seashore of the idyllic Isle of Seil. This lovely island is easily reached across the famous little Clachan Bridge dating from 1792, known as "The Bridge Over the Atlantic". The surrounding West Highland scenery is beautifully picturesque and peaceful, and the local area is abundant with seascapes, wildlife and West Highland charm.

	Interior

	This attractive detached self catering holiday cottage in western Scotland stands amidst mature trees in its own informal garden sloping gently down to the sheltered seashore. The sunny, bright rooms mostly benefit from beautiful sea views. Guests will appreciate the comfortable conservatory overlooking the seashore with direct access, through patio doors, to the garden and terrace. The accommodation in this charming seashore cottage comprises a fully equipped kitchen with a small breakfast bar, cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave and washing machine. The spacious sitting room provides comfortable seating, table and chairs, TV, DVD and Stereo/CD player. Enjoy the view from the conservatory where the dining table and chairs overlook the coastline and additional comfortable seating, a TV/DVD extend the living space. The 4 bedrooms - 2 doubles, 1 triple, 1 single - provide ample space for large families or different generations holidaying together. All bedrooms are comfortably furnished and the cottage has 3 bathroom/shower rooms. A travel cot and high chair are available. The cottage benefits from oil fired central heating included in the rental. Duvets, pillows and tea towels are provided free of charge. Guests are encouraged to bring their own bed linen and towels but both can be provided at an additional cost of only £10 per person. Electricity is charged at 10p per unit used. The meter is read by the guests at arrival and on departure.


Region:	Argyll, Scottish Highlands & Islands	Area:	Isle of Seil
Type:	Detached Cottage	Nearest village:	Clachan Seil
Bedrooms:	4	Phone:	07974 735010
Sleep:	8	email:	Click here
Owner:	Mr Chris Rose	Web page:	Click here
Weekly rent:	£220-890+

Facilities:	Central heating		Colour TV
	Washing machine		Stereo/CD player
	Dishwasher		DVD player
	Microwave		Seashore garden
	Freezer		Terrace
	3 Bath/Shower rooms		Parking
	Ensuite		Pets welcome by arrangement
	Linen available at extra cost		Non smokers
	Rural		Beach nearby
	Character		Amenities nearby




	Outside

	Here a lovely terrace, with garden furniture, and a pretty garden slope gently down to the seashore with views across to the hills. Good walking may be enjoyed from the door.

	Map location



	Local area



	Argyll is very popular for walking holidays, cycling, fishing, sailing, canoeing and golf. There are also various historic places of interest nearby including Dunstaffnage Castle and Kilchurn Castle, as well as famous Argyll gardens. The popular harbour town of Oban is only 12 miles along the coast from the Isle of Seil and offers an excellent choice of shops, restaurants, cinema, island boat trips, leisure facilities and the famous Oban Scotch Whisky Distillery. Oban is known as "the Gateway to the Isles", and ferries can be taken to various Scottish west coast islands including Mull, Tiree, Coll, Colonsay, Barra, South Uist, Islay Lismore, Staffa and Iona. Following the defeat of the Jacobite Army at Culloden and Bonnie Prince Charlie's subsequent flight from Scotland, the Government banned the use of the Gaelic language and the wearing of tartan and the kilt. The islanders from Easdale and Seil would change from their traditional garb at the Inn beside the bridge before crossing to the mainland. The inn to this day is still known as 'Tigh an Truish' - "the house of the trousers" - it's a great place for lunch or supper! There is glorious walking in the local area - the stunning West Highland scenery is endless and the walking is suitable for all levels of experience from trekking up Ben Cruachan, Glencoe or the local Munros to a gentle stroll along beautiful local shoreline. Whilst on holiday here you can enjoy organised whale and wildlife boat trips at Sealife Adventures and Seafari. There are also many opportunities for fishing, golf and cycling - or just relaxing in the peace and quiet!

Isle of Seil Holiday Cottages: Self Catering Accommodation Near Oban Argyll West Highlands of Scotland

Isle of Seil Holiday Cottages:
Self Catering Accommodation Near Oban Argyll West Highlands of Scotland