Clachan of Glendaruel, Scotland Vacation Rentals

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4 Vacation Rentals in Clachan of Glendaruel

Ormidale House

Glendaruel, GB
13 Bedrooms 35 Guests
Aug 31 - Sep 2
$4,010 night

Just 90 minutes from Glasgow yet surrounded by spectacular West Coast scenery, Ormidale House is available for up to 36 guests across 13 bedrooms, 6 grand reception rooms and 10 bathrooms. Beautifully furnished—largely with antiques and collectables chosen for their robust charm rather than intimidating delicacy—it offers an elegant setting where guests of all ages can unwind without worry. Ideal for family gatherings, corporate parties, intimate weddings, milestone celebrations, and reunions of every kind, Ormidale House can also be combined with the neighbouring Mill House, Old Barn, and Garden Cottage for even larger groups. The estate as a whole has 31 bedrooms. Entertainment and relaxation options abound. The facilities include a large private sauna, seven-seater hot tub, full-size billiard room (with snooker table, table football, air hockey, chess and darts) a tennis court, croquet lawn, sunken trampoline, a dozen shared bikes, six sets of golf clubs, a football pitch, two outdoor table tennis tables, and a scruffy Games Cottage with pool table, ping pong and darts boards. There are over twenty acres of grounds to ensure that guests of all ages have space to play, explore, and unwind. Wildlife lovers will relish sightings of deer and red squirrels, and with virtually no light pollution, the night skies are nothing short of spectacular. Pets and children are warmly welcome. The dining hall, drawing room with its baby grand piano and open fire, and the billiard room provide splendid settings for fine dining and classic country living, befitting a home originally built for members of the Duke of Argyll’s family. The drawing room can seat at least twenty guests in comfort, while the dining table can just about accommodate twenty-four. There are two TV rooms with full Sky TV, and a playroom for kids with one of the world’s largest dolls houses! Upstairs, the generously sized bedrooms have been arranged to offer maximum flexibility. Three rooms are king-size doubles; one is a quadruple bunk room; another is set with three single beds; and there is a family bunk room that sleeps up to six. The remaining seven bedrooms can all be configured either as super-king doubles or as twins, and in some cases even as triples. All but the two bunk bedrooms have either an ensuite bathroom or a wash-hand basin, and the house includes four additional bathrooms and two separate WCs. There is plenty to keep adults, teenagers, and children active on the 22 acres estate, including a tennis court, a football pitch, a sunken trampoline, a range of bicycles, and acres of woodland to explore. The estate sits less than a mile from the top of Loch Riddon in the Kyles of Bute, surrounded by year-round gorgeous scenery and a perfect base for walking, cycling, swimming, sailing, fishing, riding, stalking, and golf. A huge variety of birdlife, red squirrels and deer are amongst your fellow residents, and the night skies are utterly spectacular. Ormidale, in Glendaruel on the Cowal peninsula, is a stunningly beautiful coastal area with wooded hills, beaches, lochs, islands and open countryside. The location is perfect for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities or just exploring the wild natural landscape, but still gives easy access to the nearby historic towns of Dunoon, Rothesay, and Inverary. Loch Lomond is a stunning 35 minute drive away. The adjacent village of Colintraive provides quick ferry access to the Isle of Bute, while the ferries from Portavadie will take you across to Tarbert, the Mull of Kintyre, Campbeltown and the islands beyond.

Garden Cottage at Ormidale House

Glendaruel, GB
1 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Aug 23 - 25
$435 night

Welcome to Garden Cottage, a charmingly renovated stone cottage laid out in a single, accessible ground-floor layout designed for family comfort and flexibility. Guests can enjoy straightforward access, a practical layout, and all the leisure facilities of the estate including a games cottage, tennis court and football pitch. The entire cottage and has been designed to be as accessible as possible for guests with limited mobility. It is often booked for just two adults, but we do allow parties of up to six or even eight. There is one main bedroom sleeping three and two additional box-style alcove areas (one off the bed-sitting room and one opposite the bathroom), plus a sofabed as well. For comfort, maximum adult occupancy is normally set at four. The bathroom sits between the living room and bedroom where you will find a wheel-chair accessible wet / shower room. There is plenty to keep adults, teenagers, and children active on the estate, with the games cottage featuring table tennis and pool tables, plus a dart board, and you’ll also find a sunken trampoline, a range of bicycles, and acres of woodland to explore, as well the tennis court and football pitch. The estate sits under a mile from the top of Loch Riddon in the Kyles of Bute, surrounded by scenery suited to walking, cycling, swimming, sailing, fishing, riding, stalking, and golf. Just about 10 meters from The Mill House and from The Old Barn, the Garden Cottage sits just above the pretty tributary of the river Ruel that runs through the estate. It is often booked as additional overflow accommodation for either property or for Ormidale House. It can also be booked on its own, though it should be noted that it only has a fairly small dedicated private garden space, and that Wi-Fi reception can be patchy indoors. The cottage relies on Wi-Fi signals from the other houses or mobile networks, so if you depend on reliable streaming for work, this may not be the best fit. There is plenty to keep adults, teenagers, and children active on the 22 acres estate, including a tennis court, a football pitch, a sunken trampoline, a range of bicycles, and acres of woodland to explore. The estate sits less than a mile from the top of Loch Riddon in the Kyles of Bute, surrounded by year-round gorgeous scenery and a perfect base for walking, cycling, swimming, sailing, fishing, riding, stalking, and golf. A huge variety of birdlife, red squirrels and deer are amongst your fellow residents, and the night skies are utterly spectacular. Ormidale, in Glendaruel on the Cowal peninsula, is a stunningly beautiful coastal area with wooded hills, beaches, lochs, islands and open countryside. The location is perfect for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities or just exploring the wild natural landscape, but still gives easy access to the nearby historic towns of Dunoon, Rothesay, and Inverary. Loch Lomond is a stunning 35 minute drive away. The adjacent village of Colintraive provides quick ferry access to the Isle of Bute, while the ferries from Portavadie will take you across to Tarbert, the Mull of Kintyre, Campbeltown and the islands beyond.

Argyll Barn

Colintraive, GB
7 Bedrooms 14 Guests
Aug 20 - 22
$1,973 night

The Barn is a warm and welcoming property ideal for large get-togethers. A travertine marble floor runs throughout the ground floor and offers a stunning contrast to the original exposed stone walls in the kitchen and living area.An underfloor heating system from an environmentally sustainable ground source heat pump provides constant heating through both floors of the property. This house will accommodate 14 guests in total, with the maximum adult occupancy set at 12. A sofa bed in the play room can accommodate a further two guests.A river runs through the grounds. Facilities include a tennis court (this can be privatised for certain hours in the day). Two other properties are located within the estate but both are entirely independent so your group will have complete privacy. Guests staying at the barn also have access to a private sauna and hot tub for an additional fee. Features: Barn Interior Ground Floor- Well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room with with American-style fridge freezer, single oven, double oven, microwave, halogen hob, large toaster and coffee machine (Neff, Gaggia and Bosch kitchen appliances). Seating for up to eight guests around the island- Large sitting and dining area. The dining room table can accommodate eight guests or be expanded to seat 14- Play room/TV room with sofa bed- Shower room & W/CFirst Floor- Six double/twin bedrooms- Two bathrooms with corner jacuzzi baths and powerful showers Outside Grounds - Hot tub- Woods- Shared tennis court- Football goalAdditional Facilities - Wi-Fi- 6 x sets of golf clubs- Bikes- Table tennis Location: Just an hour and a half from Glasgow, the house sits in some of the loveliest scenery in Scotland. The Kyles of Bute are renowned with both walkers and sailors as among the most stunning bits of coast in Scotland. Whatever the weather in Argyll, usually remarkably mild, this is great country for site seeing, with every corner revealing a new variation on the theme of mountain, loch, valley, sky, woodland, sea, rock, and beach. The Cowal peninsula is a fabulous base for an active holiday with marvellous wildlife, numerous gardens, other tourist attractions to visit, and a variety of sporting activities. The house has grounds of 23 acres, and sits about a mile above the head of Loch Riddon, enjoying complete privacy and lovely views down the glen to the river Ruel. The Island of Bute itself is as little as 15 minutes away from the house, accessed via a ferry from Colintraive, and was a “must visit” destination long before Stella McCartney got married there or former racing driver Johnnie Dumfries moved into Mount Stuart House as the new Marquess of Bute. Inverary with its famous Jail and Castle, the seat of Clan Campbell for the last few hundred years, is only 45 minutes away, as is Loch Lomond. Dunoon is another tourist destination in its own right, and it is just under half an hour away. You can get to Glen Coe in an hour and a half; to Stirling, Oban or Fort William in under two. Loch Ness and Edinburgh are easy enough day trips – reachable in less than 2 and a half hours. As well as general site-seeing and trips to the Island of Bute, Inverary and further afield, there are a host of other activities you can undertake around Glenaruel. It is fabulous walking country, and you will be provided with twelve mountain bikes for those who want to explore on two wheels rather than four. There are some really excellent routes direct from the house, involving all sorts of terrain and levels of strain. There is a lovely 9 hole pay and play course ten minutes away above Tighnabruaich. There are five bags of golf clubs for the house and they probably won’t be too fussed about the usual rules regarding golf shoes provided you don’t arrive in jeans and carve the course up. The same applies to the almost equally spectacular nine hole course at Blairmore & Strone, half an hour away. Cowal Golf Club at Dunoon and Inellan are the 18 hole courses in the area that welcome visitors. For fishing, there are too many options to go into here, but you can spend anything from £9 per day to over £1,000 for river fishing in the area. You can fish for trout in the nearby stream for nothing or in the Lochen at the head of the river. Mackerel on a line in a boat on the Kyles is a right of passage for hundreds of West of Scotland kids every year. They swim in shoals all around these waters and there is no permit payable. It is a fabulous part of the world for water-sports of all sorts. Horse-riding, climbing, canoeing, caving, archery, quad biking, paint-balling, and clay pigeon shooting are also all available either on site or in the area.  There is a wee shop selling all the basics at the camp-site in the Glendaruel valley, about a mile walk away, beside the historic Kilmodan standing stones. You get a slightly bigger choice in the Spar at Tighnabruich five miles away. Dunoon is 16 miles away and is a thriving market / harbour town with award-winning bakeries, cafes and butchers, as well as a big Co-Op and a big Somerfield supermarket. Scotland is not really well served by pubs in general; this area is definitely an exception. The Colintraive Hotel and Tighnabruich Hotel have fairly ambitious menus. Chatters in Dunoon is highly recommended, and the Whistlefield and Coylet Inns on Loch Eck are also worth a visit. Less than half an hour away from the house is a wonderful restaurant on Loch Fyne, overlooking the old Castle Lachlan. The Benmore Gardens tea room is not half bad, either, and the Otterferry Inn and Loch Fyne Oyster Bar have good reputations (on which, it might be said, they trade slightly). All in all, though, there are few areas of Scotland where you can enjoy such a variety of excellent, reasonably priced menus. Terms & Conditions: ? £50 per person (£100 per person for Stag and hen parties). This is paid prior to arrival and will be refunded in full after departure subject to damage inspection. 4 p.m. or earlier by arrangement. 10.30 a.m. or later by arrangement. Included in the rental price. All linen and bath towels are included in the rental price. Pets allowed. This truly outstanding property also boasts its very own private sauna and private hot tub (there is an extra charge of £100 per weekend stay/£150 per week long stay for the hot tub, payable to the owner on arrival). Friday. All other changeover days on request. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No. 7 nights approximately Christmas and New Year and mid-July to mid-August (short stays over Summer are on request). 2 nights during all other periods.

Parsons House

Tighnabruaich, GB
8 Bedrooms 18 Guests
Aug 20 - 23
$3,051 night

Parsons House holds a wonderful location on the banks of the Kyles of Bute on Argyll’s Secret Coast, an area of stunning natural beauty. Situated in the picturesque village of Tighnabruaich, the home makes the perfect setting for those wanting an idyllic escape, while its convenient location means that a variety of amenities, including restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, a tennis court and art gallery, are still reachable on foot. For those travelling in from afar, Glasgow itself is just two hours away and can be reached by road or ferry. The Victorian villa has been beautifully modernised to provide sumptuous luxury with  contemporary flair while celebrating the original architecture with its stained-glass windows and period features. On the ground floor is the main living space which comprises of a large stylish lounge with fabulous shorefront views and a warming open gas fire as well as a modern, open-plan kitchen-diner, fully-equipped with all the tools to make delicious meals and seating for eighteen. Also on this level is the family-friendly games room, boasting a 7ft pool table, SONOS surround system and a 65” TV with Xbox, it will definitely keep any teenagers in the group entertained in the evenings! Parsons House makes the perfect choice for multi-generational groups, with a ground floor en-suite bedroom, ideal for any guests in the group who may struggle with a flight of stairs. The remaining uniquely designed seven bedrooms are situated across the first and second floors.  Each beautifully-appointed, five boast en-suite facilities, while the remaining two share an luxurious family bathroom with a free standing roll top bath. One of the rooms is set up as a family room and features a king-size bed with two additional singles, fantastic for any guests travelling with younger children, while the two twin rooms are ideal for siblings or friends to share.  All the hallmarks of quality are present with Egyptian cotton bed linen, thick fluffy towels and waterfall showers. Outside, after action-packed days spent exploring this beautiful coastline, the whole group will enjoy yummy barbecues on the south facing terrace and evenings socializing around the firepit. There are large lawns ideal for children’s games as well as table tennis and boules - plenty to keep the whole group busy without even leaving the house! Parsons House is a wonderful example of a stunning home with little extra touches of luxury in a breat-taking location. Features: Parsons House Ground Floor- Large lounge with open gas fire and bay window with shorefront views- Fully-equipped kitchen with 2 fridges, 2 dishwashers, air fryer, wine fridge, range-style cooker, Nespresso coffee machine and seating for 18- Games room with 7ft pool table, 65" smart TV and Xbox games console- "The Bluebells" bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room- Cloakroom First Floor- "The Waterboys" bedroom with super-king bed and en-suite bathroom- "Deacon Blue" bedroom with super-king bed and en-suite shower room- "Orange Juice" bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room- "Danny Wilson" bedroom with twin beds and en-suite shower room- "The Proclaimers" bedroom with super-king or twin beds and en-suite shower room Second Floor- "The Blue Nile" bedroom with king-size bed and two additional single beds- "Aztec Camera" bedroom with twin beds- Family bathroom Exterior Grounds- Large garden- Terrace with dining facilities for 18- Big Green Egg barbecue- Fire pit- Table tennis- Boulodrome for petanque Additional Facilities- Wi-Fi- Smart TV with BT Sport & Netflix- Sonos music system- Washing machine & dryer- Iron & board- Nespresso coffee machine (starter selection of Nespresso Vertuo pods included)- Travel cot & highchair provided on request- Parking for 8 cars *The house can be rented out for 12 guests at a discounted rate. Guests will have access to six bedrooms (the two second floor bedrooms will be closed) Location: Parsons House is situated in the popular village of Tighnabruaich, local amenities, including a restaurant, pub and coffee shop, are just a short stroll away. For any art enthusiasts, Tighnabruaich Gallery, with its constantly changing exhibitions it is a must-visit. The home make an excellent choice for those wanting to explore the great outdoors with a variety of walking, cycling and sailing opportunities in the surrounding area. The picturesque Ostel Bay beach is well-known for being one of the most gorgeous beaches on the west coast and is just a 15-minute drive away. Be sure to visit The Oystercatcher restaurant on the East bank of Loch Fyne, just a 25-minute drive away, and enjoy magnificent Loch views while enjoying a cool beer and some fresh seafood! For any keen golfers, Kyles of Bute Golf Course is less than 5-minute drive away. The house is ideal for reunions, Glasgow Airport is just a 2 hour drive away. Driving to Parsons House is almost as stunning and beautiful as the house itself and one which you should take time to enjoy. The house is in the beautiful village of Tighnabruaich (pronounced Tie-nah-broo-uckh – something to all practice in the car on the way!). It sits on the shorefront of the Kyles of Bute which is acclaimed to be an area of outstanding natural beauty, less than 2 hours West of Glasgow – depending on how often you stop to take photographs!   You can choose to drive to around the bonny banks of Loch Lomond, over the famous ‘Rest and be Thankful’ mountain pass, around the head of Loch Long and along the eastern shore of Loch Fyne (75 miles). Or you might prefer to take the car ferry (no need to book) from Gourock to Dunoon and drive past the Holy Loch, the dam at Loch Tarsan and around the head of Loch Striven. (55 miles).   Both of these routes are stunning and combine for the last 10 miles when you start ‘The best scenic drive in Scotland’ along the western Kyles of Bute on Argyll’s Secret Coast.  Halfway along this road you will reach the highlight of the whole journey at the viewpoint with a breath-taking mix of land, sea and sky.  Terms & Conditions: ? £1,000 charged to client’s credit card by the owner one month before arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 4pm 10am Yes, included in the rental price Yes, included in the rental price One dog is welcome by prior arrangement only. An additional charge of £60 applies to cover extra cleaning. Please enquire at time of booking. No stag do’s or parties. Hen parties considered on request only. Please be reasonable and courteous to neighbours. All days, except Sunday. Sunday arrivals may be possible on request, please enquire. Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. No smoking 5 nights during Christmas, 4 nights during Easter and 3 nights approximately April to end-September. 2 nights during all other periods. Yes, Wi-Fi is included in the rental price

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