Aird Farm Holiday Cottages

Aird Farm Holiday Cottages in Ardfern, Argyll

Situated at the end of Craignish Peninsula
Aird Farm Holiday Cottages - two luxury self-catering cottages sleeping 2-6 with spectacular sea views in Argyll

Aird Farm Holiday Cottages offers two beautiful self-catering properties in an outstanding coastal setting at the end of the Craignish Peninsula, just three miles from Ardfern in Argyll. Situated on a traditional working hill farm between Oban and Lochgilphead, Aird House and Aird Steading Cottage enjoy breathtaking views across the Sound of Jura towards the islands of Jura, Scarba, Luing and Mull. Surrounded by spectacular West Highland scenery, these peaceful cottages provide an idyllic setting for family holidays, romantic breaks and relaxing countryside escapes.

Aird House offers high-quality self-catering accommodation for up to six guests, making it ideal for families or small groups wishing to explore Scotland's beautiful west coast. The cottage enjoys magnificent panoramic views across the surrounding islands and the famous Gulf of Corryvreckan, home to one of the world's most remarkable tidal whirlpools. With its peaceful rural surroundings and access to wonderful coastal walks, wildlife watching and outdoor activities, Aird House provides a welcoming base for discovering the natural beauty of Argyll.

Aird Steading Cottage provides spacious, luxury self-catering accommodation for two guests, making it particularly suitable for couples seeking a romantic getaway. Forming the western end of the traditional farm steading, this charming cottage enjoys a remarkable position with views across Loch Craignish to the east and towards Jura, Scarba, Mull and Luing to the west. Its secluded setting and spectacular coastal scenery create a wonderful atmosphere for relaxation, with beautiful sunsets and opportunities to enjoy the surrounding countryside.

Both cottages benefit from their own enclosed gardens with panoramic sea views, offering peaceful places to unwind and admire the magnificent West Highland sunsets. Guests can enjoy scenic walks around the farm, where wildlife sightings may include seals, otters, deer, red squirrels and a variety of birds, including golden eagles and white-tailed sea eagles.

Aird Farm is owned and managed by Malcolm and Alison Campbell, whose family has farmed the land for three generations, raising beef cattle and sheep. Living on the farm, they offer guests a warm welcome and are available to provide assistance throughout their stay.

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Aird Farm Holiday Cottages enjoys a spectacular position at the southern end of the Craignish Peninsula, approximately three miles from the picturesque village of Ardfern in Argyll. Overlooking the Sound of Jura and the famous Gulf of Corryvreckan, the cottages offer exceptional views across some of Scotland's most beautiful coastal scenery.

The surrounding landscape is rich in wildlife, with opportunities to spot seals, otters, dolphins, deer and numerous seabirds. The nearby Dorus Mor tidal race, approximately a mile's walk from the farm, is another fascinating natural feature, while the peaceful shores of Loch Craignish provide beautiful opportunities for walking and exploring.

The village of Ardfern offers a welcoming coastal atmosphere and a popular marina, making it an excellent destination for sailing enthusiasts and visitors exploring the west coast. The surrounding Craignish Peninsula provides scenic walking routes, secluded coastal viewpoints and opportunities to discover local history, including Kilmarie Chapel.

Further afield, visitors can explore the historic town of Kilmartin and its remarkable collection of prehistoric monuments, standing stones and burial cairns. Kilmartin Glen is one of Scotland's most important archaeological landscapes, while nearby Crinan and the picturesque Crinan Canal offer beautiful waterside walks and opportunities to watch boats travelling through the countryside.

Aird Farm is also ideally positioned for exploring the wider Argyll region, with Oban and Lochgilphead within driving distance. Oban, known as the Gateway to the Isles, offers a bustling harbour, seafood restaurants and ferry connections to the Inner Hebrides, including Mull. Visitors can also discover Arduaine Garden, explore the forests and coastline of Knapdale or enjoy boat trips and wildlife experiences around the surrounding islands.

With its extraordinary coastal location, peaceful countryside and excellent access to historic attractions and outdoor adventures, Aird Farm Holiday Cottages provides a memorable base for discovering Scotland's beautiful west coast.
Accommodation Amenities
  • Bathtub
  • Bike Storage
  • Children Welcome
  • Dishwasher
  • DVD Player
  • High Chair
  • Off Road Parking
  • Sea/Lake/Loch View
  • Shower
  • Sun Terrace/Patio/Decking
  • Travel Cot
  • TV
  • Washing Machine
  • Welcome Pack
  • Well Equipped Kitchen
  • WiFi
  • Woodburning Stove


Things To Do Nearby


Town: Lochgilphead
Open: All Year
0.24 miles away

Craignish Point - scenic coastal walk with spectacular sea and island views near Ardfern in Argyll. Craignish Point lies at the southern end of the Craignish Penins...

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Town: Crinan
Open: All Year
3.98 miles away

Crinan Canal - Scenic 9-mile waterway linking Loch Gilp to the Sound of Jura. The Crinan Canal in Argyll is a picturesque 9-mile waterway linking Ardrishaig on Loch...

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Town: Kilmartin Glen
Open: All Year
4.05 miles away

Temple Wood Stone Circle - remarkable prehistoric stone circles in one of Scotland's richest archaeological landscapes. Temple Wood Stone Circle is one of the m...

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Town: Lochgilphead
Open: Please see Website
4.33 miles away

Kilmartin Museum - discover the archaeology and ancient history of Kilmartin Glen in the heart of Argyll. Kilmartin Museum brings the remarkable archaeology of Kilm...

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