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CORRACHAN COTTAGE Dervaig, Isle of Mull, Argyll
Sleeps: 4 +cot. Sorry no pets.
Low: £190 - £275 pw. High: £275 - £380 pw.
For further information please contact:
Sid Austin Browtop Farmhouse, Bothel, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 2HS Tel and Fax: 016973 22843
 
CORRACHAN COTTAGE is a traditional stone building situated in the conservation village of Dervaig on the Northwest coast of the Isle of Mull. The village has two shops (one with a post office), a hotel and several nearby restaurants.
The layout of the Cottage is as follows: There is a comfortably furnished lounge complete with television, video, radio, a selection of books, videos and games and although the cottage has central heating throughout there is also a multi-fuel stove (for those who like real fires). The kitchen/dining room is well equipped - cooking is by electric, plus there are the usual fridge, microwave etc. There is an old range with an open fire. Off the kitchen is the utility/drying room complete with washing machine, tumble dryer and deep freeze. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, one with a double bed the other with two singles. All the beds have electric blankets and there are the usual bedside cupboard, lamps, chairs and drawers etc. The bathroom (also upstairs) is fitted with a modern suite and has a very efficient room heater. Heating / Lighting, Towels and Linen are included in the price. On the outside there is ample off road parking to the side of the cottage. At the rear there is a large grassed garden which is well fenced and gated (to keep out sheep) and so provides a safe play area for small children.
Corrachan is an ideal base for walking, cycling, bird watching, fishing (either sea or in many of the nearby lochs). Wild life safaris (highly recommended) can be booked nearby as can sea trips to several islands including the famous Staffa with its puffins and fingels cave. From Tobermory (the island's picturesque capital) whale watching expeditions can be arranged. Which ever way you choose to spend your holiday you will be sure to experience "the magic of Mull".
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