May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
The White House was built to take full advantage of its unique situation, facing north on a grassy bank just above a pebble beach on the edge of a Loch Long with majestic views of the sea. The owner has taken alot of care to ensure that the interior is beautifully designed arranged and maintained. It is light, modern and airy, very comfortable for friends or for a family holiday of up to 8 people. A log fire in the sitting room. Walks along the shore or the deserted heathery hills of the peninsula.
Spoil yourself in luxury, comfort and tranquility at one of Scotland’s most stunning loch side locations. Ardenting is at the edge of a long narrow peninsula following the shores of Loch Long. The peninsula is renowned for its coastline and secluded beach, with magnificent hills and mountain walks.
The spacious and comfortable holiday villa was recently completed in December 2008 with a modern interior, new fittings and furniture. Accommodation is on two floors and comprises of 2 double bedrooms, 1 with twin beds, 1 en suite shower room, 1 spacious bathroom. On the ground floor there are three reception rooms all of which have uninterrupted views over the front garden and Loch Long
White House newly built superb modern finish.
Majestic views to the sea.
Light, modern, airy comfort around the log fire.
Modern fully fitted kitchen.
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The Central Scotland/Edinburgh region
The Old Tour of Dunoon, 20 minutes journey by car, contains a range of shops, cafes, tearooms, two supermarkets, library and swimming pool. The dramatic scenery of the highlands and the opportunity to enjoy great outdoor activities are some of the reasons why visitors return many times. Peace and quiet, wildlife and sandy beaches make an excellent holiday.
Loch Lomond National Park area
Ardentinny is a small village with picturesque white wash cottages and an old church. The area is famous for walking, loch fishing, sailing, climbing and seasonal shoots. Local restaurants include the famous Whistlefield Inn and the Coylet Inn.
* Local golf clubs near Ardentinny:
Enjoy a round of golf amidst the wonderful scenery of Cowal.Cowal Golf Club has an excellent 18-hole course with a fully equipped clubhouse. The course was redesigned in 1924 by James Braid - the legendary Scottish golfer and architect who also created the magnificent King's Course at Gleneagles.
The Club presents a superb 18 hole course of 6063 yards, par 70 SSS 70, which skillfully exploits the wide variety of natural and typically Scottish features to produce as enjoyable a test of golf as you'll find anywhere.
Charges: Adult: weekday – round £24, day £37; weekend – round £34, day £46. Junior: weekday – round £10, day £16; weekend – round £16, day £25.
* Fishing in the Ardentinny area:
Few waters now hold truly wild fish and those that do need conserving. Dunoon and District Angling Club however can offer brown trout fishing in surroundings approaching the ideal, amongst some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland, and all within 15 miles of Dunoon.
For salmon and sea trout, the Club's river fishing provide a wonderful backdrop. The catches of these fish now appear to be improving after the shortages of recent years which affected most west Highland rivers.
The Club provides angling for 200+ members and the Club waters consist of 3 trout lochs - Dunoon Reservoir (rainbow), Loch Loskin and Loch Tarsan (brown trout) and Loch Eck (salmon, seatrout), as well as Rivers Finnart, Cur, Massan and Ruel for salmon, seatrout and brown trout. All the Club's rivers are "late and spate", ie fish best from June onwards, and need a fair head of water to fish well. For the inevitable times when the brown trout are "off the take" and the rivers are running low, the Club has a popular rainbow fishery where a low rod limit applies and where there is a good chance of a decent fish from those regularly stocked.
* Sailing by Ardentinny:
When it comes to sailing, Ardentinny and the Cowal Peninsula are every yachtsperson's dream. The beauty and tranquillity of the waters of the Firth of Clyde and its many sea lochs make Cowal a truly exceptional sailing destination.
There is a Marina at the Holy Loch which offers competitive rates for long and short term berthing, storage and handling. It has 24,000 sq ft of luxury undercover storage and a handling capacity of 23 tonnes/60 ft. Winter storage is available on clean concrete hard standing.
* Walking and Hiking in the Ardentinny area:
The Cowal Peninsula by Ardentinny is where the Scottish Highlands meet the Firth of Clyde, presenting a breathtaking vista of lochs, glens, sea, mountains and forests. Those who enjoy walking will find a great variety of walking routes and hiking trails in the area.
The number of trails is overwhelming - for example, you might prefer an easy ramble along the Cowal Way, or perhaps the entire 47 miles of it! Or maybe some vigorous hill walking in the Arrochar Alps is more appealing. You might also be interested in Cowalfest, an event dedicated to walking and arts in the area.
About Argyll Walking Holidays offers guided and self-guided walking holidays and hiking tours in Cowal and the West Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Their holidays are designed for people who like to explore the beautiful countryside and discover the secrets of its history and wildlife on the way. They take small groups (8 maximum).
* Quadbiking and Adventure sports in Ardentinny:
f you prefer your adventures to be on dry land, why not try a thrilling quad-bike ride with Quadmania? In addition to taking the quad-bike on the trail, Quadmania can organise other adventures to complete your day. You can go kayaking on secluded lochs, exploring ancient gorges, clay-shooting, abseiling or rock climbing - whatever your fancy.
You can even combine your quadbiking with some River Rocketing! Quadmania will organise your dream day in the stunning scenery of Argyll in Scotland.
* Horse Riding in Ardentinny:
With quiet trails and beautiful countryside, the area around Ardentinny and Cowal makes an ideal place to go horse riding.
Velvet Path Trekking and Riding Centre in Innellan offers beach and forest rides for experienced riders, riding courses and trail riding. It also offers excellent pony trekking for beginners and is a specialist in disabled riding (RDA). Their wonderful ponies include Icelandic and Fell. TRSS and RDA approved.
How to get there
By car & ferry from Glasgow - 1 hour & 15 mins By railway & freey from Glasgow - 1 1/2 hours
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Glasgow Airport: 50 km
Railway:
Guorock: 30 km
Ferry:
Greenoch: 30 km
Activities near Loch Lomond National Park
Sports: Watersports Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation City breaks Cycling holidays
Facilities
Luxuries:
Log fire, DVD player, Sea view
General:
Central heating, TV, Video player, Safe, Satellite TV
Single beds (2), Double beds (3), Dining seating for 8, Lounge seating for 8, Sleeps maximum of 8
Other:
Linen and towels provided.
Outdoors:
Balcony / Terrace, Private garden
Access:
Wheelchair access, Parking space
Further details indoors: The spacious reception rooms consist of a sitting room with open log burning fireplace and a dining room with comfortable seating for 8 people. There is a modern new kitchen with electric double oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher. A Utility room houses a washing machine and dryer. Central Heating and all household linen provided.
Further details outdoors: The enclosed garden grounds extend to just over 1/2 acre and are a mixture of shrubs. The pathway leads down to the shoreline on loch side. A large decked area extends the width of the house, provides panoramic views over Loch Long and the hills beyond. There is ample parking for several cars in front of the house.
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