Scottish self catering holidays

LINNHE CROFT
HOLIDAY COTTAGE
Matheson Croft,
Port Appin,
Appin,
Argyll
PA38 4DE

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Sleeps 4 - 5.
Cot available.
Sorry no pets.
No smoking.

Tourist Board: 3 Star.

Low season £395 pw.
High season £590 pw.

For further details please contact:

Mrs Colette Hart
Tel: 01631 730474

Fern Cottage
A working croft on the shores of Loch Linnhe, Linnhe Croft Cottages enjoy stunning views to the isles of Lismore and Shuna, the Morven hills and mountains of Mull.

The cottage sleeps 4 to 5 plus baby, is completely self-contained, with private access, shared garden and parking area. Non smokers preferred.

The entrance hall leads into a spacious open plan lounge/diner and fully equipped kitchen.
Patio doors from the lounge lead directly onto a large private deck with patio furniture to enjoy the panoramic views and sunsets.
the bathroom contains separate bath and shower.
There are two spacious bedrooms, one double and one twin.
Along with all elementary requirements the cottage is equipped with washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, electric cooker, microwave, television, DVD/CD players, toys and games, plus cot and highchair.

Port Appin has many facilities including an excellent seafood restaurant and bar. The local shop and post office cater for most requirements, whilst the towns of Oban and Fort William are a pleasant drive away. There is a ferry service from Port Appin to The Isle of Lismore which is ideal for walking, cycling, bird watching and fishing.

Local wildlife includes many species of deer, fox and seals. A sighting of an otter or pine marten is rare but exhilarating. The area hosts a large variety of birds from small blue tits to mighty eagles. Golden and sea eagles prey in the nearby glens, while buzzards and other birds of prey are frequently spotted perched on poles and telegraph wires around the village.

Port Appin makes an ideal base for exploring the West of Scotland, or to relax and unwind in a beautiful unspoiled environment.

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