Innellan Farmhouse

Bright, welcoming property. Comfortably furnished. Designed to be enjoyed and relax within. Peace & perfect sanctuary. Near to hand, but far enough away to savour the equisite situation and environment.

Traditional Scottish farmhouse in a quiet, idyllic, coastal location. Prominently sited above the small Argyllshire village of Innellan. Paths to beach and to the pony trekking centre. Overlooking fields and the Clyde estuary.

Bright and airy, freshly decorated with 2 reception rooms, 4 bedrooms (3 doubles and 1 single) with a top quality sofabed in the sitting room. 1 bathroom & 1 shower room, utility room and large kitchen which leads to a covered eating area in farm courtyard (sun trap). An ample space for a family to enjoy. A welcome pack of essential food items is provided to help you settle in on your first day.

We welcome responsible pet owners. Dogs can be off the leash in the enclosed courtyard, but must be on a leash elsewhere due to the risk of worrying livestock.

2 open fires with firewood/peat available to burn.

The courtyard is over looked from kitchen & family room. It is secure, landscaped gravel courtyard.

The local shop is a pleasant 1 mile seaside walk away. Most of your needs can be ordered and catered for from here. The village hotel is adjacent and meals can had here, and at the local bar - a stone's throw away.

2 TVs - 1 with DVD player and 1 a TV/Video combi. Stereo. Washer and dryer. Fridge/Freezer. Microwave, Dishwasher, Iron. Linen provided on request. Outdoor furniture and barbecue. Electricity included. Cot can be provided on request. Priceless views to sunsets and quiet aspect of coastal scenery.

3 bedrooms overlook the Clyde estuary. Each has expansive views including that of the Buteshire islands. Our neighbour is the Velvet Path pony trekking centre, a member of the R.D.A., who use the dirt track road in front of the farm as part of their trekking route.

All bills included.

On parle le francais.

Activity Suggestions:

Beach comb and marvel at the spectacular view of the rugged Arran mountains.

Pick your own seaweed and enjoy a relaxing 'skin tonic' soak in the double-ended bath.

Explore adjoining Bluebell woods, the scenic West Highlands, the neighbouring National Park, sample excellent local produce in the main town of Dunoon.

An area full of history and contrasting scenery. Visit local castles where the Lamonts slaughtered the Campbells (and vice versa). The Argyll gardens that are home to the tallest trees in the UK and impressive Rhododendron collections. Innellan, where rich Glasgow merchants built mansions that commanded awesome Clyde views. Sandy Beach where Florence Nightingale holidayed. The shore road that inspired a certain Harry Lauder to compose "Roamin' in the Gloamin*" (*twilight). Along from Dunoon that is home to to Burns' (Scottish national poet) Highland Mary - yes another girlfriend, but she was reputedly his true love. With high hills and delightful deserted spots to take a picnic and many villages that hold their own individual charm, and not far from Glasgow which offers all the highlights that a metropolis can.

Dunoon/Sandbank offers various adventure watersports including the River Rocket and Proadventure activities. Being situated on the Clyde, you have access to local river traffic that can take you to neighbouring islands and points that would be far by car. You can choose between the Waverley, the last sea-going paddle steamer in the world, or the small, but perfectly formed "Second Snark" that is more intimate and specialises in wildlife sites along the river.

Contact

Mr Duncan Fisher
Innellan Fram Cottages

Innellan Farmhouse
South Campbell Road
Innellan
Argyll and Bute
PA23 7SL
Scotland

Tel: +44 (141) 9544456
Mobile +44 (7861) 258580
E-Mail: duncanfisher@hotmail.com