Barr na Criche Cottage has two bedrooms, one double and one twin. There is a bathroom with antique bath and a walk-in shower. A useful utlility room leads off the entrance hall before the spacious kitchen which leads into the sitting room. Electricity, bed linen, towels and logs for the stove are all included in the price. There is wide spread walking within the grounds and down to the seashore where you can explore rock pools, beach combing or swimming in crystal clear water. This is a paradise for children, with plenty of space to run safely and the owner's ponies, hens and sheep to feed.
The picturesque fishing village of Tarbert is nine miles away and has an excellent range of shops and restaurants. There is also a golf course at Tarbert. Four miles up the road is the world renown Kilberry Inn where the Restaurant is definitely worth a visit. Book in advance to avoid disappointment.
A day trip to one of the islands is great fun. The Isle of Gigha, famous for its gardens, has a ferry that runs hourly, whilst the larger ferry (which sails in view of the cottage) takes you to Islay, famous for its whisky. Hop over to the Island of Arran, climb Goat Fell (2800ft) and bring back some Arran Cheese.
There is much in the way of historical interest in the area, as well as horse riding and fishing.
Lettings are Saturday to Saturday although short breaks are also available - come away and enjoy!
Directions:
M8 through Glasgow, over Ersking Bridge and follow A82 until Tarbet where road becomes A83. Pass through Inveraray, Lochgilphead (last chance for fuel) and south to Tarbert. Go throuth village of Tarbert and after about 1.5 miles, turn right at sign Kilberry B8024, after about half mile turn left and follow single track road for approx. 8 miles. Barr na Criche Cottage sign is on the left. If you get to the Ardpatrick turn off you have just gone too far.
Getting to Barr na Criche from the Tarbert Tourist Information Centre:
Head South out of Tarbert on the A83 for about 1.5 miles, turn right at sign Kilberry B8024, after about half mile turn left and follow single track road for approx. 8 miles. Barr na Criche Cottage sign is on the left. If you get to the Ardpatrick turn off you have just gone too far.
Getting to Barr na Criche by Air:
Nearest Airport is Glasgow International. Time to drive to Barr na Criche - two and a half hours. Car Hire is available from the airport. It is also possible to fly into Prestwick Airport. Time to drive to Barr na Criche - three and a half hours.
Getting to Barr na Criche by ferry:
It is possible to come to Tarbert by ferry with your car. Please ask for details of the Portavadie Ferry, the Arran Ferry and the Islay Ferry.
Getting to Barr na Criche by Rail: This is not an option as our nearest rail links are over two hours away.
Call Amanda or Peter on 01880 820 833 or mobile 0774 897 8666 for more information.
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