The Turbine House - Lochgilphead, Argyll and Bute, Scotland

Special Features:

• Historical Property
• Turbine House built to provide power to Ellary House.
• The Turbine House has roadside parking and is accessed by a gate and steps down to the house. The path and steps have good outdoor lighting.

Entertainment Facilities:

• TV
• Video or DVD
• Internet Access

Kitchen & Dining:

• Microwave
• Fridge/Freezer
• Laundry Facilities
• Type of Cooker: Electric
• Dining Table Seats: 2

Bedroom(s):

• 1 Double Bed(s)
• Bed Linen Provided

Bathroom:

• Shower

Heating:

• Central Heating

Garden and Outdoors:

• Patio
• Parking

Setting:

• Situated on the banks of the Ellary Burn with lovely views of the sea.

The Ellary and Castle Sween Estates are found between Loch Sween and Loch Caolisport in the west of Scotland. There is some breathtaking scenery found nearby including the rocky outcrops with inlets and sandy beaches as well as a number of islands and islets. This is a fabulous landscape that is perfect for those that enjoy walking and hiking to explore. There are some stunning walks available close to the cottage but it is also well worth venturing further afield; Corrbhan Mor in particular has some truly unique sights, it is the highest point of Ellary and Castle Sween Estates and provides some unforgettable views.

Lochead Burn, found close by, is popular amongst anglers with salmon and seatrout found here, please note that you will need a permit to fish here. This part of the country is truly unique and appeals to a great range of people, from cyclists and mountain bikers to photographers and golfers. Whether you wish to relax and unwind in the comfort of your holiday home or whether you wish to get out and explore the scenery you are sure to have a memorable time here.

Please visit http://www.ellary.com to find out more about the holiday cottage, amenities, surrounding area and places to visit in Argyll and Bute.

Day trips are possible as far as Fort William and beyond to the North, most of central Scotland to the East and as far as Glasgow to the South.

To the West, you can take ferry trips to Arran, Gigha, Islay & Jura, Mull and Iona and these can all be accomplished in time to get back for tea leaving plenty of time to do or see whatever motivated the trip.

Such excursions might be to visit some of Scotland's famous gardens such as Brodick, Achamore, Arduaine or Crarae or a trip on the steam locomotive from Fort William to Mallaig, a game of golf or a visit to a distillery on Islay, a day skiing at Glencoe or Aonach Morr or one of the hundreds of other attractions which the West of Scotland has to offer.

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Local Sports: A holiday at Ellary and Castle Sween is also interesting to anglers who can obtain permits to fish the Lochead Burn (salmon and seatrout) as well as other burns on the estates and a great many trout lochs; to cyclists and mountain bikers who can explore m

Lochgilphead

Lochgilphead is the Heart of Mid Argyll and is an excellent place to explore the area.

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