Bérbeadó nyaralók itt: Ardalanish

Hazelwoods off-grid camping hut

Escape for a while to our off-grid camping hut in a secret location! Experience being out in the wild, with the luxury of a wood burning stove and a super comfy bed. Watch the sun go down behind distant hills and the deer pass by at dawn. Switch off your phone, relish the peace and solitude. A perfect base for exploring Mull and Iona. Insulated, wood-paneled interior. Wood-burning stove. Double bed. Linen and towels. Separate kitchen and shower hut. Separate composting toilet. Self-catering.

Stunning Knockan Cottage on the Isle of Mull

Knockan is a restored croft house, retaining much of its original character, providing a cosy & comfortable retreat. It stands in its own fenced grounds surrounded by open moorland overlooking the spectacular Ardmeanach peninsula. The cottage is conveniently located just 7 miles away from Fionnphort, the gateway to the iconic Isle of Iona. The Ross of Mull is a paradise for walkers, wildlife watchers, photographers, artists, fishermen and those just simply looking to relax away from it all.

Am Fuaran , Isle of Iona, The perfect small space.

Am Fuaran Isle of Iona Am Fuaran is situated in Iona Village, beside the Argyll Hotel. Long ago Islanders had Summer houses where people stayed during the holiday season to allow guests to stay in their main residence. Am Fuaran was such a building which has had various tenants over the last few decades. It makes an ideal Summer Bothy. It is a tin building with a concrete floor and although not luxurious it is cosy. It is the perfect private space for a single person or couple.

Fairwinds Cabin, Isle of Mull

Our cosy larch grass roofed cabin situated within a working croft in the Ross of Mull is the perfect place for a relaxing getaway. With views across Staffa & the Treshnish Isles, you can watch the sun rise over Ben More and set over Lunga from the comfort of the sofa. We’ve ditched the mod cons with no TV, wifi & phone signal and replaced them with good old fashioned boardgames, a great stack of books and selection of old & new vinyl for the record player.

Ardvergnish Cottage

Ardvergnish Cottage is a stunningly remote place to escape to on the beautiful Isle of Mull. A haven for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers, you only have to step outside the door to see hen harriers, curlews, and sea eagles. The deer go down past the house in the evening to feed on the marsh, joining the otters who live there. It is centrally located for exploring the island in every direction.

The Point Cottage, Loch Striven

The Point is a beautifully appointed remote holiday cottage on the banks of Loch Striven, Argyll, Scotland. The master bedroom features a sitting area and a balcony .The second bedroom has a double bed, robe, chest of drawers. The kitchen is delightful and a joy to cook in - fully appointed with an Aga stove. The most perfect romantic retreat with uninterrupted views over Loch Striven.

Bearnus Bothy on Isle of Ulva

Bearnus Bothy has been lovingly renovated using our principle of ecological design to repair, repurpose and use what has been washed-up by the sea. It is one of the last old residences outside of the main dwellings around the Main House on Ulva. As such there are no neighbours until you reach the tiny community on Gometra - where we live - another three miles down the track.

Entire Architect-designed home on Tiree

Four Winds is a stunning architect-designed house overlooking Loch Bhassapol. It is newly constructed within original stone walls and finished to the very highest standard. It is an excellent base for relaxing in comfort or enjoying watersports at the nearby loch and beaches. As featured in Grand Designs Magazine. Not suitable for children under 12 years old.

Cala Fearnadh Off-Grid cabin, Bunessan, Mull

Cala Fearnadh is a new, unique, off-grid cottage in a quiet village, with stunning sea views of Staffa and the Treshnish Isles, and beyond. There is nothing quite like it anywhere on the island! Electric power is 12 volt, generated by a combination of solar and wind energy. Water comes from the tranquil Loch Assapol, which supplies much of the area.