Enjoying a superb, private and peaceful setting, in one of the most unspoilt and beautiful areas of Scotland, Duntaynish House is surrounded by 60 acres of grounds, which are a special feature of the property and include mature natural woodland, designated a site of special scientific interest. The mild climate in this area ensures a colourful array of plants and shrubs, which are a haven for birds and there is a delightful loch at the heart of the estate, with its own island and a summer house at the waters edge, beside a jetty.

This unique setting deserves a special house and Duntaynish House was built by the architect George Pease for his father Lord Gainford, to take full advantage of its position. The open plan light, bright sitting room has a feature stone fireplace with log store and a dining area with a large table where groups can gather to play games.
Accommodation:
Ground Floor: Front lobby with cloakroom & wc., sitting/dining room with fire and large table, kitchen with oil fired Aga and utility area, corridor with drying cupboard and boiler cupboard leading to family room with double bunk and two single bunks, twin bedroom with wash basin, bathroom with shower & wc.
First Floor: Double bedroom, twin bedroom with wash basin, bathroom, separate wc.

Activities:
The area is awash with interesting woodland walks, sandy beaches and secret coves, which along with the yachts in the bay at Tayvallich, tend to prevent you from straying further afield. However Lochgilphead (12 miles) has a swimming pool and selection of shops, whilst Inveraray Castle & Jail and the famous Crinan Canal make for interesting day trips.

Included:
Linen and towels provided. Open fire and oil central heating. Complimentary fuel, oil and electricity included. Oil fired Aga, colour tv, electric cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, automatic washing machine, dishwasher, large outhouse with wood/coal store, garden with furniture.

Village Shop/ pub 1 mile.

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