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Blarghour Farm Holiday Cottages

Self Catering

Dalmally

Argyll

From £345 per unit per week

Beautifully situated self-catering holiday Cottages in the ‘Heart of Argyll’ on a hill farm by the shores of Loch Awe. Ideal location to fish, walk, relax, hire a boat on the loch or explore Argyll and beyond with Inveraray, historic Kilmartin Glen, Crinan Canal, Oban and ferries to the islands, Glencoe, Kintyre and Loch Lomond all within easy reach on a day out.

We offer family run self catering holiday cottages on our hill farm by Loch Awe amidst some of the finest scenery in Argyll. Blarghour offers a choice of quality Scottish holiday cottage accommodation, carefully managed, in situations of great beauty, which afford peace, privacy and seclusion while being centrally situated for touring Argyll and beyond.

The Cottages

Barr-beithe Upper - sleeping 6 in 3 bedrooms. Set in a mature garden of heathers and azaleas enjoying superb views across Loch Awe from its lovely sunroom, lounge and master bedroom.

Barr-beithe Lower - sleeping 5 in 3 bedrooms South facing, enjoying wide sweeping views of Loch Awe, guests can appreciate the ever-changing beauty of the loch from the spacious sunroom.

Stable - sleeping 4 in 2 bedrooms, Stable affords an exceptional vista over Loch Awe from three full-length windows which open onto a terrace. The elegant lounge/diner is lit by seven full-length windows and features a handsome spiral staircase. Unsuitable for children under five years.

Barn - sleeping 2. Specially designed to provide quality accommodation for 2 people with open plan living area on the first floor

General Information

Children are welcome.
We ask guests to refrain from smoking within our cottages.
Sorry pets are not accepted.
There is ample parking by each cottage.
Garden furniture provided
Short breaks offered from November to Mid-March

Nature & Walks

Loch Awe, with Ben Cruachan at the head of the loch, is 25 miles long and the longest freshwater loch in Scotland. The loch shore is fringed with forrest, woodland and farmland creating a varied habitat for wildlife such as:

Red squirrel
Red deer
Roe deer (often by the roadside in the evening light)
Otter
Pine Marten
Golden Eagle
Osprey (often seen fishing in the bay below Barr-beithe)
Grouse
Dipper (by the shore and in burns)
Common sandpiper
Wagtails (pied and grey)
Woodcock (winter)
Swallows (summer)

There is a bird book in each cottage and a nature diary for you to record sightlings of things you have seen maybe from your cottage or out walking. Hiring a boat on Loch Awe is a great way to be with nature.

Things to See and Do

Blarghour is a hill farm of 2,000 acres on which unrestricted walking may be enjoyed. Fishing on Loch Awe is by permit only and permits are available at the Farm. The surrounding countryside provides river fishing, climbing and hill-walking. Within easy reach during a days exploring are: Glencoe, Fort William and Ben Nevis, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, Dunoon and Loch Eck, Oban, Crinan and the Isles of Mull, Iona, Islay, Gigha and Arran, Inveraray Castle, and an 18th Century jail. Cruachan Power Station and scenic Glen Orchy, Crinan Canal and historic Kilmartin Glen.

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Facilities

Parking

Accessible parking or drop-off point

WiFi

Internet

Internet Access
WiFi

Themes

Walking
Winter
Family-Friendly
Fishing
Cycling
Golf
Romantic
Self Catering

Pets

No Pets Allowed

Languages Spoken

German

Location

Farm
Remote
Mountains area
Sea/Loch View
Lochside Location
Rural

Accessibility

Ramp to main entrance
Accessible parking or drop-off point

Features

Dishwasher
Freezer
Drying Facilities
Hairdryer
Television
Garden
Shower
Towels Provided
Washing Machine
Laundry Facilities
Kitchen
Fridge
Microwave
Tumble Dryer
Ironing Facilities

Payment Methods

Cheque
Internet Banking Transfer
Debit Card
Credit Card

Transport and Parking

Parking

Children

Highchair
Cot

Catering

Picnic Area

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Awards & Schemes

Pricing

Barn	£345 Per unit per week
Barr-beithe Lower	£485 Per unit per week
Barr-beithe Upper	£545 Per unit per week
Stable	£445 Per unit per week

Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.

Offers

20% off

21st - 28th July Barr-beithe Lower (sleeps up to 5): £??? reduced from £710 (min stay 4 nights)

Enjoy a lovely view over the bay and along Loch Awe from the cosy sunroom, patio and master bedroom. Easy to live in cottage with open-plan dining area, lounge and sunroom. 3 bedrooms (double, twin/zip-linked super-king, single). Separate shower room and bathroom. Good cottage for viewing osprey fishing in the bay below.

Barr-beithe Upper (sleeps 6): reduced to £??? from £795

A large kitchen/dining area looking over a hill park, a cosy sunroom, lounge master bedroom and garden enjoying the views of Loch Awe all in a lovely garden of heathers and azaleas. 3 bedrooms (King-sized double, twin/super-king double and a twin room), lounge, sunroom, bathroom and shower rooms.

Out & About:A good base to explore Argyll. Visit Oban and its distillery, a wander round Inveraray the castle and jail, a walk along Crinan Canal and historic Kilmartin Glen, the RSPB nature reserve on Moine Mhor or visit the beavers in the Heart of Argyll . Enjoy a drive through scenic Glenorchy, across the wilderness of Ranoch Moor and through Glencoe or take a ferry from Oban to Mull and Iona or a wildlife tour with Turus mara to Fingal's Cave and the puffins on the Treshnish Isles.Lots of castles and gardens to visit. For walking routes around Arygll the Walk Highlands website is hard to beat.

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