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A view of Tarbert reveals a picturesque coastal village scene with a mix of colorful buildings lining the shore. A church steeple rises above the rooftops, while boats are docked at the marina. Rolling hills frame the background, enhancing the tranquil ambiance.

Apartment in Argyll and Bute

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 427 reviews

North Flat Red Lodge Castle Street Tarbert

Ground floor, North Flat, Red Lodge Spacious ground floor flat in the heart of Tarbert. Accommodation Street Level Ground floor, open plan kitchen, dining, living area, 32" smart TV, WIFI. Kitchen electric hob & oven, microwave, fridge-freezer. Bedroom with double bed, spacious with fitted wardrobe. Toilet/wet room modern spacious wet room with underfloor heating. Hall cupboard can store 2 bikes, PLEASE REQUEST KEY FOR CUPBOARD BEFORE YOUR STAY IF YOU HAVE BIKES TO STORE. 🚴🏻‍♀️ On Street Parking.

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A wooden pathway illuminated by soft lights leads to the entrance of the glamping pod. The exterior features natural wooden materials and a shingled design, blending seamlessly with the surroundings in a serene nighttime setting.

Tiny home in Kilmichael Glassary

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

The Pod Over By

Our little family run luxury glamping pod has that 'close to nature' feel but with all the home comforts you need for a wee break away. Whether it be a few days exploring or just a much needed rest, you can enjoy the Scottish elements by day and cosy in at night with the underfloor heating toasting your feet. Our glamping pod is situated at the end of our garden. We will respect your privacy but you might get the odd hello from the neighbouring sheep and children may be playing in the garden.

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Two cyclists are seen riding along a path beside the Crinan Canal. A traditional stone cottage is visible in the background, framed by a grassy area and trees. The scene is peaceful, highlighting the outdoor setting and inviting surroundings.

Cottage in Cairnbaan

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Crinan canal stone cottage Kerrycroy, Cairnbaan

Kerrycroy is a traditional stone cottage with fabulous views of the crinan canal . Set back from the canal access track it offers visitors peace and privacy with an enclosed sunny garden , safe for children and dogs . Newly refurbished , it has a spacious bedroom with super king bed and a single bed suitable for a child . The living room has views to the canal . There is spacious dining kitchen and bathroom with shower. Night storage heating and wifi. Suitable for couple/ families.

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Cottage in Lochgilphead

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 323 reviews

!!HIDDEN GEM!! Cozy Cottage near Lochgilphead

Tir Na Nog cottage lays in the heart of Comraich Estate. A 7 acre Celtic Temperate rain forest. Surrounded by the stunning river Add. In the central belt of what's known as the magical glen. Reaped in Scottish history, central to Prehistoric, cave age and Medieval standing stones, ruins, and cairns. With castles and Forts on the outskirts. Along with lochs, glens, and spectacular scenic drives and walks. Be a tranquil retreat, romantic get away, or just a simple break, you wont be disappointed.

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A solitary figure stands at the edge of the shore, facing the water. Gentle waves lap at the sandy beach, and low, dark clouds hang in the sky. A distant coastline with grassy cliffs can be seen in the background.

Cottage in Lochgilphead

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews

Peace and Tranquility within a dog friendly area.

**Wifi now available** The cottage dates back over 200 years and has recently been fully refurbished.It lies in the heart of the Kintyre Peninsula with miles of forest /cycle tracks to the rear and is on the Caledonian Way.The garden views overlook the spectacular Loch Fyne and the Isle of Arran and is only 8 miles from the beautiful fishing village of Tarbert.Catch ferries to Islay,Ghia and Arran or try Portavadie with its famous infinity pools heated to 30 degrees.A pleasure awaits you...

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An information post highlights Kilmartin Glen, recognized by The New York Times for its natural beauty and historical significance. The glen is described as a pristine valley along Scotland’s west coast, known for its ancient sites and breathtaking views, suggesting opportunities for exploration.

Tiny home in Kilmartin

4.83 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews

The Bothy Suite by Temple Wood

The Bothy Suite is in the 'hidden village' of Slockavullin , delightfully rural but only 1 mile from the village of Kilmartin with Pub, museum and cafe. Temple Wood and the standing stones are in walking distance with the Crinan Canal a short drive or cycle. The guest accommodation does have a seperate entrance and the whole of the ground floor is for guest use with 2 double bedrooms and modern bathroom consisting of double width shower, sink and toilet. Breakfast is continental.

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An aerial view showcases a charming cottage nestled at the base of a historic hill, surrounded by lush greenery and rocky outcrops. The expansive landscape features fields and hills under a cloudy sky, emphasizing the cottage’s tranquil setting.

Cottage in Kilmichael Glassary

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews

Idyllic Royal hillfort - stunning views

An outstanding cottage on one of Scotland's most attractive and important historic sites. Dunadd Fort is where ancient kings were anointed and is widely regarded as the birthplace of Scotland. Our spacious family holiday home offers comfort and tranquillity whilst only a 5 minute drive from the market town Lochgilphead. Perfectly situated for exploring Argyll and the islands. Offers magnificent walking, cycling, fishing, bird watching, sea cruises, and much more on our doorstep.

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Cottage in Cairnbaan

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

An Idyllic Cottage on the Crinan Canal

Stable Cottage is situated in a beautiful location in what is known as, “The Pearl of Scotland”. The cottage is over 200 years old and has been converted from an original stable used by the horses working on the Crinan Canal. It is in pristine condition having recently undergone extensive renovation. It is a perfect location for all outdoor activities and a perfect base for exploring this beautiful region of Scotland. One can’t help to be gripped by the beauty right on one’s doorstep.

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A quaint cottage is set against a backdrop of rolling hills and a clear blue sky. The white exterior contrasts with a brown wooden door, surrounded by a lush green lawn and sparse trees. A covered area is seen nearby, adding to the rustic charm.

Cottage in Argyll and Bute

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 345 reviews

Secluded cottage with stunning views.

Maida's cottage is situated on the edge of the village of Ford, close to Loch Ederline. There is a private driveway to the cottage with a farm gate to keep the sheep on the hill. There is ample parking and a gated/fenced private garden. Although on the edge of the village, Maida's cottage feels remote with a rather stunning backdrop. There are many hills to walk. There is no TV or WiFi, this is a cosy getaway from hectic lives so sit back and enjoy the log fire with a good book.

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Cottage in Crarae

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews

The Steading @braighbhaille

A beautiful, recently refurbished one-bedroom private stone cottage, The Steading is a self-contained cottage just across the courtyard from our main house. It benefits from a lovely setting amongst the Scottish countryside with glorious views across Loch Fyne, and has many unique features. There is ample private parking directly outside the cottage (spaces for two cars with extra parking if required) and you are free to enjoy the fields and open spaces around you.

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A vast expanse of green lawn stretches toward the shoreline, where the gentle waves of Loch Fyne meet the horizon. The distant hills of Cowal are visible across the water, framed by a few trees and foliage, contributing to a serene outdoor vista.

Cottage in Argyll and Bute

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 215 reviews

Lochside Studio

This modern lochside studio is ideally situated to explore Argyll and the Isles. A newly built self-catering unit, it is only a 10 minute drive from Kilmartain Glen and the ancient sites that hold the secrets of Scotland. With nearby ferry links, you’ll be able to venture for day trips to the Scottish islands and sample the world-renowned malt whiskies. The towns of Ardrishaig and Lochgilphead have the services and amenities required to enhance your stay.

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An aerial view of the harbor in Tarbert displays numerous boats docked in a serene bay. The surrounding village is illuminated by soft lights, highlighting the hilly landscape and waterfront buildings. Calm waters reflect the evening sky, creating a tranquil ambiance.

Condo in Argyll

5 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

FLAT B ARDMINISH, TARBERT, PA29 6TN

Flat B Ardminish is situated in the village of Tarbert at the top of the Kintyre peninsula, gateway to ferries to Arran, Islay and Gigha and surrounded by great walks, like the Kintyre Way. The village has superb restaurants, takeaways and unique shops, watch the catches from the fishermen coming ashore and then wander up to the castle and enjoy the great views of Loch Fyne. STL AR01765F