Originally an old stone-built stable, this detached property in Tighnabruaich has been completely renovated and now offers comfortable, cosy and good value accommodation for up to five guests. Set in its own secluded location away from the main road and passing traffic, it provides a peaceful retreat with a real sense of privacy.

The living room is situated on the first floor, featuring large windows, wooden flooring and a wood-burning stove. With an open-plan kitchen and dining area, the space feels bright and airy, ideal for relaxing and switching off from the outside world. Also on this floor is a double bedroom with lovely views of the Kyles of Bute, along with a bathroom located next door. Downstairs, the ground floor houses two further bedrooms: one with a single bed and another with bunk beds, as well as a shower room with toilet.

Craigard Cottage also features an Electric Vehicle Charger, free to use during your stay.

Outside, the garden offers a quiet spot to unwind, or you can take a short stroll down the lane to the shore and watch the many yachts sail past.

There are numerous walks that begin right from the doorstep, giving you the chance to explore the varied coastline and soak in the dramatic seascapes. Despite its peaceful setting, the cottage is conveniently located within easy walking distance of the village centre. The Cowal Peninsula is a perfect holiday destination, celebrated for its stunning rugged coastline, rolling hills, and tranquil lochs, as well as its rich history and heritage. The area is known for its warm and welcoming communities and offers a wide range of activities to enjoy. Whether you're interested in sailing, golfing, fishing, walking, cycling, or simply taking in the sights, there's plenty to make your visit to this beautiful corner of Argyll truly memorable. Places to visit include:

Caol Ruadh Sculpture Park.

Bute Museum.

Castle House Museum.

Ettrick Bay.

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