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This tastefully finished and well equipped cabin is a peaceful retreat, deep in the forest.The cabin was fully refurbished in 2019 and accommodation consists of Living / dining area, kitchen, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, entrance vestibule, garden and veranda. Living / dining area has sofa and arm chairs, Freesat TV / DVD, free Wi-Fi, Bluetooth music player, fold away individual TV dining tables, a lovely wood burning stove and patio doors opening onto raised veranda.Kitchen area is well equipped, with oven, hob, fridge (with freezer box), kettle, microwave and necessary utensils, crockery and cutlery. Bedroom 1 has a double bed, clothes storage and an en-suite w.c.Bedroom 2 has a double bed with single bunk above and clothes storageThe family bathroom has a shower, W.C., wash hand basin and bathroom cabinet.The entrance vestibule is ideal for coats and boots and there is a shed with a chest freezer.Outside there is parking for 2 - 3 cars, a fire pit / BBQ area, veranda with garden furniture and an ample garden, surrounded by forest.All electricity and is included within quoted prices. This is a non smoking cabin.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs and cats (limit 2 total).£20 each.About checkOut:Check out before 10:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 3:30 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 18.About events:Events allowed: family gatherings, birthday parties, weddings.Maximum event attendees: 5.

A lovely cabin with an all weather electric hot tub situated on a private balcony with stunning views over Loch Awe and the hills. There is also a decking area to the rear of the property with plenty of picnic tables and benches to relax and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the area.The 5 berth cabin is situated in extensive grounds about 25 metres from the loch shore, the front of the cabin is glazed to maximise the stunning views with patio doors opening onto the raised balcony with hot tub. The cabin has electric heating and is suitable to use all year round, the luxury hot tub has an all weather thermo sealed cover, 31 powerful jets and mood lighting. The accommodation comprised of bathroom with shower, open plan lounge/kitchen, 2 bedrooms, raised balcony to front and decking area to the rear and there is ample space for 2 cars to park.Living Area - Sofa and two chars, 37 inch flat screen satalite TV with freeview box, patio doors opening to balcony, electric all weather hot tub, picnic bench and outside seating.Kitchen - cooker, fridge, microwave, freezer, kettle, toaster and all necessary utinsils for cooking.Bedroom 1 - Double bed, clothes rail and bedside cabinet, Linen supplied.Bedroom 2 - Three high bunk beds and clothes rail. Linen supplied.Shower Room - electric shower, wash basin and toiletNearby there is the Lochview Bar, village shop/cafe, boat and bike hire, kids play area, wonderful walking routes and lots of wildlife.If your looking for a romantic break, family holiday or a base to explore Argyll, Innis chonnel cabin is the perfect location.About pets:Pets allowed: limit 1 total.About checkOut:Check out before 11:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About minBookingAge:Minimum age to rent: 18.About events:No events allowed.

Cabin 16 ‘Duart’ is a cosy cabin situated in 1/4 acre of grassland very close to the loch side with a stunning view over Loch Awe. _______________________________The accommodation consists of: Open plan lounge / dining / kitchen area, Bunk room with three bunks,Double bedroom with 1 double bed,Shower room / toilet. The lounge area has: freeview television (5 channels), cottage suite, and dining table. The kitchen is equipped with a four ring electric cooker and oven, fridge with icebox compartment, microwave, toaster and kettle. A full range of cooking utensils, crockery and cutlery is provided. There is access to the decking from the lounge area, where you can enjoy an "al fresco" meal, or simply contemplate the view over a glass of wine or a "wee dram". The shower room has an electric shower, wash hand basin and toilet.Bedroom #1. Double bed, built in, clothes hanging space and 3 drawer bedside cabinet. Bedroom#2. Three bunk beds, one on top of the other, suitable for adults or children, and built in clothes hanging space._________________________________________The cabin is double glazed and electrically heated and is perfectly suitable for autumn and winter breaks. It is only around 30 yards from the loch side. Parking space for two or three cars is to the rear of the cabin. This is a non smoking cabin._______________________________________The cabin is approximately five minutes walk from the village of Dalavich which has a shop, cafe and post office where you can enjoy a morning coffee, light lunch and stock up with groceries. It also has a range of gifts, outdoor accessories and fishing equipment. Take-away meals are also available from the cafe and it is fully licensed. A social club with a bar and restaurant, which is owned and run by the community is situated at the entrance of the cabin site. Guests from the cabins are warmly welcomed. The bar is open 7 nights a week (April to October) and 4 nights a week (November to March). The restaurant, ‘The Lochview Grill’ is open for evening meals Thursday to Sunday. A coin-operated laundrette is also available on site in the Club building and Wifi is available in the Social Club._________________________________________There are many beautiful forest walks in the area, including: The Oakwood Trail, The Avich Falls Trail and Duncan's Walk, all of which meander through ancient oak and pine forests. Pine marten, fox, wild cats, red deer, roe deer, otter and red squirrels can often be seen in the area. There are also regular sightings of eagles and ospreys. Apart from the signed trails, there is up to 100 miles of forest tracks and roads in the area, suitable for the serious walker or mountain biker.Loch Awe itself is beautiful, far away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. It has islands worth visiting, including Innis Chonnel Castle, the first stronghold of the Campbells. The remains of Crannogs; pre historic island hut settlements, can still be seen when the loch is low, at different points along the lochside. The fishing is legendary with monster trout up to 30lb (~14Kg), salmon, sea trout, pike, perch, char etc, depending on the season.There are good pub and hotel restuarants in the area, including The Kilchrenan Inn, (7½miles) The Taycreggan Hotel (7½miles) and the Taynuilt Hotel (15 miles). In Oban itself (50 minute drive) there are many hotels, restaurants and cafes to suit every taste and pocket.___________________________________________ObanAbout 50 minutes drive from Dalavich, a seaside town and fishing port, from where ferries run to the islands of Mull, Iona, Colonsay, Staffa and Tiree.Oban DistilleryTake a guided tour around this old distillery and sample its wares! Open to the public from Easter to October.Cruachan Power StationTake a tour of this modern hydro electric power station at the northern end of Loch Awe, set deep inside the mountain. Inverary CastleOpen to the public from Easter to November.The ancestral home of The Duke & Duchess of Argyll. Open to the public from April to October.Loch Fyne WhiskiesPossibly one of the best "whiskey shops" in Scotland. Situated in the centre of Inverary and open all year. Phone: +44 (0)1499 302219Inverary GaolA 19th century gaol and court room manned by guides in period costume. Listen to the trial in the court room and hear the sentence of transportation to the New World. Well worth a visit.Auchindrain VillageSituated approximately six miles south of Inverary on the A83. An original and old highland village that has been preserved, restored and furnished, depicting life as it really was in The Highlands over past centuries.Kilmartin Glen & MuseumPicturesque village with a museum that is well worth a visit. The immediate area contains a wealth of natural, historical and archaelogical features unsurpassed anywhere in Britain.Oban Rare Breeds Farm ParkSituated near Glencruittan, Oban; a 35 acre site dedicated to conserve rare breed farm animals. Open daily from March to 3rd November. Weekends only from November to December. Tearoom onsite.Little Bay Luxury Boat CharterSituated at Lagnakeil, Lerags Glen, Oban; Cruise the Argyll coast and visit the islands of Colonsay and Iona. See dolphins and other wildlife in luxury. Drinks and snacks provided. Phone: +44 (0)1631 565740Carnasserie CastleOff the A816, nine miles north of Lochgilphead. Originally the home of John Carswell, 1st Bishop of the Isles. Captured and partially blown-up during Argyll's Rebellion of 1685Kilchurn CastleAt the north eastern corner of Loch Awe lies Kilchurn Castle, built in the 15th century by Sir Colin Campbell and is probably the most photographed castle in Scotland. The castle is open from April through to September each year and is well worth a visit. Access is via a short boat trip from the pier in Loch Awe village or by foot from the side of the A85 near the railway viaduct.GlencoeVisit this spectacular glen just east of Ballachulish on the A82. Scene of the infamous massacre of the MacDonalds in 1692 by elements of Argyle's Regiment under the command of Capt. Campbell of Glenlyon.About pets:Pets allowed: dogs less than 20 lbs per pet (limit one pet total).About checkOut:Check out before 10:00 AM.About children:Children allowed: ages 0-17.About checkIn:Check in after 4:00 PM.About smoking:Smoking is not permitted.About events:Events allowed: family gatherings, birthday parties, weddings.Maximum event attendees: 4.