In a nutshell: Beautiful setting, ideal for wildlife lovers. Our featured Argyll cottages include this comfortable property close to the famous Bridge over the Atlantic, just south of Oban. Clachan Bridge crosses tidal water which flows from the Atlantic Ocean to Seil Island. Opinions differ about whether Seil should be counted as an island at all, the latest development occurred in 2011 when the Scottish Government withdrew its special island status funding for cost saving reasons. Just over the bridge you come to the Tigh an Truish Inn. The name means house of the trousers and comes from the period after the 1745 rebellion when kilts were banned. This was the place where islanders heading for the mainland were said to have swapped their kilts for trousers.
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In an area of outstanding natural beauty, rich in wildlife, a warm welcome awaits visitors to this comfortable refurbished cottage. Enjoying a wonderful location where otters and deer can be observed close by, Stables Cottage is set with its own private garden area in the grounds of the owner’s home. Just minutes away are the Bridge over the Atlantic and Seil Island where a small ferry can be taken to visit Luing and Easdale. Excellent coastal walks and boat trips to view wildlife can be enjoyed locally whilst keen astrologers will marvel at the wonderfully dark skies. Oban (10 miles) offers good shops and ferries to the Isles of Mull. Pub serving food on Seil Island. Balvicar shop and P.O. 3 miles.
Cosy sitting room with coal burning stove (back boiler) and kitchen area. Dining room. Twin bedded room. Double bedroom. Shower room/WC.
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