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Caol Iolla |
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Kames |
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| Description: |
This well equipped lodge is tastefully and immaculately furnished to an exceptionally high standard. Please note that pets are not permitted in this property.
Caol Iolla is set up on the hill which offers spectacular breath-taking views over the West or Kerry Kyle of Bute and is only a short walk to Kames. The village is served by Kames Hotel, Duncans the Grocer and the Post Office.
The lodge is located next to the Kyles Golf Course and is a perfect self-catering base for sailing, fishing, golfing, relaxing and walking in Argyll.
Fishing trips can be arranged on MFV Morag and skippered yacht charter available - just ask Tom
Kames is just down the hill and offers Duncan's Grocers, the Post Office and Kames Hotel while Tighnabruaich village is a walk or a short drive away and offers shops, boat trips, Hotels, Bistro, cafes and stunning views. For more information click here |
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Three beautifully decorated bedrooms with large beds and hand crafted mattresses sleep four or five guests in superb comfort.
The contemporary and timber lined living space is immaculately decorated and great attention has been paid to detail and quality furnishings. (TV, DVD & stereo) Regret no pets allowed in this property.
The living area has two comfortable settees to relax on after a strenuous
day on the hill or on the water, patio doors open from this area onto a deck
which has stunning views over the Kyles. The dining area forms part of this
open plan living space and sits 4/5 people comfortably.
The kitchen is well appointed and has all the equipment you might need eg
dishwasher, microwave, washing machine and tumble dryer.
Decking around the exterior of the house offers a comfortable and secure outside area to enjoy the surrounding views of this beautiful part of the country. Fitted with bench seating and dining table and chairs.
Activities: Golf, fishing, sailing and walking.
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