Craig Ben Cottage, Isle of Mull, Sleeps 6-8
Craig Barn Lodge and Cottage are situated in an outstanding and beautiful area, affording stunning views over the beautiful and tranquil Loch Uisg. In a remote setting, surrounded by wooded glens and rugged mountain peaks, these spacious and very comfortable properties stand against the magnificent backdrop of Bheinn Creach. The cottage, a converted steading, has its own secluded garden with a meandering stream and delightful pond, whilst the former hunting lodge has 2 acres of walled gardens and natural grounds which reach down to the shore of the loch, of which each property has fabulous views. The nearest beach is only 2½ miles away at Laggan Sands. Ideal for families holidaying together these properties are well equipped for modern living and enjoy a timeless atmosphere. The abundance of natural wildlife and spectacular scenery makes Mull a paradise for the discerning visitor with its outstanding landscapes attracting walkers, artists, photographers, divers, golfers, sailors, cyclists, anglers and bird watchers. Around the island minke whales, red deer, dolphins, basking sharks, porpoise and otters can all be seen in their natural habitat, as well as golden and sea eagles and many other bird species. Boat trips can be taken to Iona where guests can visit the famous abbey, or to the isle of Staffa with the extraordinary Fingal’s Cave. The colourfully painted town of Tobermory (40 miles) is definitely worth a visit and Torosay Castle and Gardens make a great day out. There are two 9-hole golf courses on the island. These properties provide a truly “get away from it all” holiday experience and are perfect for larger families or small groups. Shop/P.O. and pub 11 miles.
- Elec, bed linen and towels inc
- Cot
- H/chair
- Video
- M/wave
- W/machine and t/dryer (in annexe in SKKH)
- D/washer
- Freezer
- Payphone
- Ample parking
- Rowing boat avail foc (subject to availability, weather conditions and by arrangement)
Note: Craig Ben Lodge (UAK) and Craig Ben Cottage (SKKH) can be booked together to sleep up to 17 people with a Saturday changeover day on request to owner
Three steps to entrance. Open-plan living/dining room with multi-fuel burner and patio doors. Kitchen. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Three bedrooms: one double (6ft bed), one double (5ft bed) with Velux windows, one twin. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Games room with TV, Velux windows, table football and board games. Annexe: Utility with shower room and toilet. Bedroom with zip and link beds.
- Multi-fuel burner - fuel inc
- ‘Econ 7’ NSH inc
- Two satellite TVs
- Small video library
- DVD (small library)
- Radio/cassette/CD
- Secluded garden
- Cycle store
- Private water supply
- Friday to Friday
- NB: Stream and pond in garden
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Customer Reviews of Craig Ben Cottage, Isle of Mull, Sleeps 6-8
1st comment: Lovely property in a great location. Oct 2011.
2nd comment: Lovely cottage for kids and adults. Very comfortable. Good location. April 2011.
3rd comment: Cottage was cosy and very comfortable. Brilliant for older children and teenagers as they had their own space in the annex. The number of books and boardgames available made for very enjoyable evenings. Oct 2010.
4th comment: A very comfortable property, a real home from home. Oct 2010.
5th comment: Outstanding location, as long as you want peace and quiet. Great accommodation with incredibly comfortable beds and the annex with playroom was superb for the children. Aug 2010.
6th comment: Very homely and well equipped. Aug 2010.
7th comment: Well equipped cottage. Lovely cot made available and clean bed linen and towels. The property setting is idyllic. We will return again! June 2010.
8th comment: Great location in the middle of nowhere.... great! April 2010.
9th comment: Pretty setting, very private, plenty of parking and very well equipped kitchen. Oct 2009.
10th comment: An excellent cottage, well presented with good facilities. June 2009.
11th Comment Great location as a base for touring the island - almost equidistant (time-wise) from Iona and Tobermory. Wildlife all around the cottage so didn’t really need to leave the area. May 2009.