At Argyll Self-Catering Holidays we’re passionate about Argyll and we want you to enjoy and experience this magnificent part of the West Coast of Scotland in comfort and style. We offer a service to ensure your Argyll holiday is stress free. We have first hand local knowledge, and we are happy to provide advice on the region - just ask!

An inviting cottage nestled in the tranquil rural hamlet of Milhouse on the Cowal Peninsula, 2 miles from Tighnabruaich. Surrounded by woodlands and meadows, this newly refurbished cottage is perfect for families or couples. A home away from home for up to 6 guests. After a day of exploring settle into the living room filled with comfortable sofas, leather chairs and an inviting double sided wood burner shared with the dining room. For entertainment there is free Wi-Fi, and a 55” Smart TV with live streaming. A kitchen with all your modern appliances, featuring a fridge freezer, dishwasher, electric oven and hob, and Nespresso coffee machine. Start pods supplied only. With two double bedrooms and a cosy twin bedroom with a single bed and a single trundle bed. Modern family bathroom with vanity, walk-in shower, and toilet. Two well behaved dogs are welcome GBP20.00 per dog per stay. Strictly no smoking or vaping allowed. No parties or events. Access to an outdoor paved terrace and garden with views overlooking the woods. Car parking at rear for 2-3 cars. There are some great village pubs all within a 2 mile reach. Alternatively, visit Portavadie with restaurants, shopping, and spa and leisure facilities for a day of pampering- within 2 miles. Tighnabruaich 2 miles away.

Ideally located nearby the quaint village of Kames/Tighnabruaich and Portavadie marina. An area known as Argyll's Secret Coast has a host of adventures on land and sea, from cycling forests tracks to walking coastal paths, nearby fishing spots and historical sites. Explore the coastline with the wind in your hair, or get out on the water with Fyne Sea Tours, take a Calmac Ferry across to the seaside village of Tarbert. You might see deer, buzzards, otters, golden eagles, red squirrels and even, if you are very lucky, basking sharks while you are out and about. A location for those with a love of the outdoors, or those who will simply enjoy the natural beauty in this magical place. There are some great village pubs all within a 2 mile reach. Alternatively, visit Portavadie with restaurants, shopping, and spa and leisure facilities for a day of pampering. The Kyles of Bute Golf Course is a well-kept secret, this stunning nine-hole course has great views from every tee. Explore further afield and take the short ferry ride to the Isle of Bute, explore the Island's attractions, including the Historical Mount Stuart House. It's also an easy day trip to Oban, one of the seafood capitals of Scotland.