Skipness Cottages

Summary

Skipness Cottages in Skipness, Tarbert, offers stunning self catering accommodation in Argyll. All the cottages are situated across the spectacular Skipness Estate, with each cottage enjoying the glorious countryside or sea views.

Bookings are week long, from Saturday to Saturday, all through the year. Make a booking enquiry or contact us to check availability.

Port na Chro North

Port na Chro sleeps 6 and are a pair of semi detached cottages within a beautiful secluded bay, surrounded by fields and woodland. Remnants of an old stone quay protect a sandy beach, with breathtaking views to Arran and Bute beyond. There are 3 lovely bedrooms, open fire, dishwasher, washing machine, shower and even a piano for the musically inclined! It is a peaceful place to relax, unwind and explore your own stretch of shoreline. Situated two miles North of the village, at the end of the lane.

Port na Chro South

Port na Chro sleeps 5 – 6 and are a pair of semi-detached cottages within a beautiful secluded bay, surrounded by fields and woodland. Remnants of an old stone quay protect a sandy beach, with spectacular views to Arran and Bute beyond. There 3 cosy bedrooms, an open fire and washing machine. It’s a wonderful place to relax, unwind and explore your own stretch of shoreline.

Middle Seaview

Middle Seaview sleeps up to 4 people. The mid terraced cottage is ideally located in Skipness village only yards from the beach and close to the village shop. Middle Seaview commands a panoramic view across the Kilbrannan Sound to the Isle of Arran, with fields at the rear, giving way to hills and moor beyond.

On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, one double and one with adult bunk beds, and a bathroom with separate toilet. There is also an open fire and washing machine.

We also have The Stables sleeps 6 in two doubles and a twin – please enquire for details.

Visiting Skipness & Exploring Argyll

Skipness is a small village on the eastern shore of the Kintyre Peninsula, looking across the Kilbrannan Sound towards Arran. There are also magnificent views to Cowalside, Bute and the Ayrshire coast. It is a quiet haven, where the main activities are farming, forestry, tourism, fishing and conservation. The village has a shop/Post Office, a church and a small primary school.

The Village Hall holds regular Ceilidhs and dances during the year for locals and holidaymakers alike. Skipness Point marks the beginning of Loch Fyne and evidence can still be seen of the moorings where ships of long ago were once fastened. The very word Skipness, which in the ancient Nordic tongue means “Point of the Ships”, conjures up pictures of the Vikings who dominated the Highlands and Islands for so long.

For more information please visit our website. Please call us to book direct.

Rates: From £430 - £750 per week depending on unit and season.
Sleeps a maximum of 6 people in largest property. Properties can be hired together to sleeps 11 people.
Children welcome.
Pets welcome by arrangement.
Garden.
Wi-Fi internet access.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.