The main Cottage sleeps six, and the recently converted detached Byre sleeps two.
The property dates from the late 1800s and retains its rustic charm. Set in splendid isolation on the slopes of Garbhein mountain overlooking the village of Kinlochleven with far-reaching views north over the Mamore mountain range. Although secluded, Kinlochleven village is only a couple of minutes drive away, and provides shops, pubs hotels and bistro, as well as the Ice Factor climbing centre.
The properties may be booked separately or together, and each enjoys privacy with dedicated gardens and parking.
Please Visit our website at www.garbheincottage.co.uk for full details, availability and pricing
Garbhein Cottage Accommodation:-
Entrance hall with storage area and coat hanging. Downstairs double bedroom wood panelled with mountain views. Living room with wood panelled walls, a stone chimney and wood burning stove. Door leading to first floor gallery stair and bedrooms. Downstairs bathroom, drying store and kitchen dining room. Fully fitted modern kitchen with electric cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer. Glazed bay with superb views and french doors onto garden. The bathroom has a bath with fixed shower over, washbasin and WC.
The upstairs bedrooms are room-in-roof with sloping ceilings and velux windows with mountain views, one double room and one twin. The cottage has a Digital TV with DVD, CD player and ample collection of books CDs and DVDs. Full gas central heating.
Level garden and parking for two cars. Pets welcome by prior arrangement.
The Byre Accommodation:-
The former stone byre has been converted in 2011 to offer a cosy detached one bedroom property, with its own garden and parking areas. Entered via a stable door leading into living dining room with mountain views, and a raised ceiling and exposed beams. The double bedroom has dual aspect windows overlooking surrounding mountains and countryside.
The fully fitted kitchen has a window to front with mountain views. The bathroom with velux window comprises a WC, washbasin and large shower enclosure. Externally there is a small level garden with a table and chairs, a clothes drying line.
The byre has a Digital TV with DVD, CD player and a collection of books CDs and DVDs. Full gas central heating. Parking for one car. Sorry no pets are accepted in the Byre.
Both properties have a private water supply drawn from the local mountain streams, which is UV-filtered and regularly tested by the council as safe to drink. If preferred, bottles of water are available in the local shops.
Weekly rates from £350 to £575 for the cottage, and £275 to £475 for the byre, based on Saturday changeover. Short breaks may also be available. Discounts offered on longer stays or if both properties are rented together. The properties are managed by a local housekeeper.
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