Cabin ∙ 2 bedrooms ∙ 4 guests | Cottage in Dunoon
2 Bedroom Cottage in Innellan, Dunoon
This delightful, ground-floor apartment sits in an elevated position with stunning views across Dunoon to Clyde Estuary. Delightfully presented with tasteful furnishings, off-road parking and mesmerising views, Mars Hill Lower provides an idyllic base for two couples or a family looking to spend time on the west coast of Scotland. After a day of wandering this spectacular area, kick back in the lounge and choose a film from the Smart TV. Move into the kitchen and start preparing a hearty dish, equipped with all the essentials for home-cooking, whilst the dining room is beautifully presented with art work and provides stunning vistas down to the water. The master bedroom features an impressive super-king-size bed whilst there is also a double bedroom with neutral tones. Completing the interior is the family bathroom with choice of bath and shower over. Start your morning with a coffee from the garden space, where you can sit out and watch the ferries come in and out of the harbour. Wander down into the town centre and choose from a selection of fantastic eateries, ranging from well-established restaurants to gastro pubs and takeaways, there's something for everyone. Elsewhere in the town is the Castle House Museum, uniquely set in a former castle, whilst there is also a company that offers tours of the shipwrecks in the area. Keen walkers can lace up their boots and tackle Kilbride Hill, where they will be rewarded with stunning views from the summit, or take to the heights of Beinn Mhòr, famed as the highest mountain on the Cowal Peninsula. Choose Marsh Lower Hill for a magnificent retreat to West Scotland. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1135717, together sleeping up to ten guests.
Licence Number: 230418-000127
On Scotland's west coast, in the county of Argyll, is the historic resort town of Dunoon. The journey to Dunoon can be made by ferry across the Firth of Clyde, which is one of the top sailing regions in the world, or by driving through amazing scenery of towering mountains and lochs, each more beautiful than the last. Dunoon is reachable by both land and sea. The region hosts a wide range of events, including sailing competitions, music and cuisine festivals, and the well-known Highland Gathering. In addition to a high street filled with mostly independent stores that offers a delightfully unusual shopping experience, Dunoon itself has a large number of taverns, coffee shops, and restaurants serving local seafood. With its walled garden, towering Giant Sequoia trees, and hillside walkways offering views over Holy Loch, known for its shipbuilding heritage and which, for a long time, served as a US Navy submarine facility, Benmore Botanic Garden is well worth a visit. With fantastic scenery, sailing, and walking opportunities, as well as Glasgow being only about an hour away by car, this incredibly lovely region of Scotland has something to please everyone.
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