QUICK FACTS
1 bedroom ● Sleep 2+2 ● Dog Welcome ● Minimum 2 night stay ● Wi-Fi
WELCOME TO THE JOINER'S SHOP
The Water Mill, built in 1905 to service the grain on what was the Glendaruel Estate, and subsequently used as a Saw Mill, has been tastefully converted over the years while still retaining its character. Now used as a quality B&B and two self catering options: The Saw Mill and The Joiner's Shop.
The property sits within a beautiful secluded garden, complete with the original Mill Pond and streams that generated the power to service the mill. The Water Mill offers a truly chill-out and deeply peaceful break.
The Joiner's Shop offers a one bedroom self cater option. Being on the ground floor and with it's own access, it is ideal for a single traveller or couple bringing their dog.
Bedroom and bathroom
- Bedroom: Twin beds with electric blankets
- Extra guests: Double bed-settee in the lounge for children or adults
- Please note it is open plan between the bedroom and the lounge
- Shower room
Facilities
- Wi-Fi is available in the Jouner's Shop
- Ground floor property
- Private entrance
- Open plan lounge and kitchen with dining area
- Kitchen – 4 ring hob and microwave, fridge freezer
- TV with Sky
- Bed linen, towels and dish towels provided
- Central heating and electric fire
- Toiletries, tea coffee and biscuits
- Wi-fi in the lounge of the adjacent Water Mill
- Parking for 1
- No smoking please
Pet
One pet welcome free of charge
Practical Info
- Finding the Joiner's Shop: We make it easy. A detailed map and directions will be emailed on receipt of the final payment
- Entry: You collect the keys at the adjoining Water Mill.
- Arrival & departure: From 4pm on arrival until 10am on departure
- Shopping: Grocery store in the village of Tighnabruaich. Nearest supermarket is in Dunoon.
- Travel & Ferry information: An easy and fun way to arrive is via the frequent 20 minute Western Ferries trip from Gourock to Hunters Quay. Just turn up, no need to book. You can buy your ticket on board, but there is a real saving to be made if you stop before getting to the ferry at a newsagents on Shore Street called Pauls Food and Wine. From Hunters Quay it is a one hour scenic drive (22 miles) to Tighnabruaich. Alternatively it is a scenic drive via the shores of Loch Lomond and over the Rest-and-be-Thankful viewpoint to arrive via the north of Cowal.
