Beach Villas Killin

A converted Forester’s lodge situated in an elevated position at the foot of “The Cobbler”, enjoying views of Loch Long & the Arrochar Alps. The open fire and the Loch facing deck are perfect to relax after a day in the hills, regardless of the weather. Three bright & spacious ensuite double rooms, a cosy single room with bunk beds and a large twin room on the first floor provide superb accommodation. A family bathroom on the ground floor, and a shower room on the first offer individual facilities for each room. The large lounge with patio doors to the terrace, a modern kitchen and conservatory with loch views provide ample space for all guests, and the dining room at the rear of the property with a handmade, reclaimed wood dining table will comfortably seat ten. The generous garden has multiple seating areas to be enjoyed, with different views over the surrounding mountains and Loch Long. You may also be fortunate enough to see some deer wander close to the perimeter fence. The property is provided for you to enjoy as if it were your own holiday home. We are always available via telephone, text, instant message or email for the duration of your stay, and can also assist in person should you need us. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if there is anything you need, from recommendations for where to go or what to do, or if there is anything that would make your stay that little bit more special. There are many attractions on offer in this part of Scotland. Walking and hiking is available at all levels from walking by lochs and burns through wooded glens, to hiking the Munro’s and Corbett’s, especially the world famous Ben Arthur (The Cobbler), which features the most distinctive outline of any mountain in the Southern Highlands Access to these hills and walks starts from the door at Ben Bheula with the footpath starting right next to the house.
 Mountain biking routes are available, again, from the door, with way marked routes on forest tracks.
 There are many picturesque towns and villages in the area such as Inveraray, with its fairytale castle and the nearby renowned Oyster Bar at Loch Fyne. Towards Dunoon the botanical gardens at Benmore offer many rare species of trees and shrubs, including giant redwoods!
 There is wildlife in abundance (we sometimes see deer from the house) with sea birds on the Loch and many others inhabiting the forest. This is a birdwatchers paradise ! 
 The area offers walking at all levels and to suit most abilities , so whether it’s a day walk, weekend, week or tailored to meet your requirements we can provide the walks and accommodation. These are short, medium and long walks on easy paths and trails; such as a walk from Rest & Be Thankful on forest tracks to Arrochar, or walking from Arrochar to Ardgarten. Check out the visitor centre and select one of the many trails through picturesque highland woodland.    Note: the easy trails do have some inclines! Only a 12 minute walk around the Loch you can relax with the locals in Ben Arthur’s Bothy, the local pub where your dog is also welcome! Corbetts in the area: 1. The Cobbler (Ben Arthur) 2. Beinn Bheula 3. Ben Donich. 4. The Brack 5. Being Luibhean 6. Beinn an Lochain 7. Binnein an Fhidhleir Munros in the area: 1. Ben Narnain 2. Ben Vorlich 3. Ben Ime 4. Ben Vane A short ferry ride can also be taken from Tarbet across Loch Lomond to conquer Ben Lomond ! Use of a car will allow you the freedom to explore all of the fantastic sights the area has to offer, however there are alternative transport methods as below: 1.8m/2.9km to Arrochar & Tarbet train station. (5min drive) 0.7m/1.13km to Braeside Stores bus stop. (15min walk) There are 6 train services per day that run from Glasgow Queen Street. The following bus services run through Arrochar: 302 - Helensburgh - Carrick Castle Operated by Garelochhead Minibuses + Coaches 926 - Glasgow - Campbeltown Operated by Scottish Citylink 976 - Glasgow - Oban Operated by Scottish Citylink We would be more than happy to provide details for your specific travel arrangements, should you need them.

Braemor sits at the head of Loch Long in the village of Arrochar, with stunning uninterrupted views of the Arrochar Alps. Large entrance hallway on the ground floor, with comfy seating nook. Bedroom 1 with en suite shower room and separate dressing area, can also be found on the ground floor. On the 1st floor, to make the most of the breathtaking views, you will find plenty of comfy seating in the main lounge, easy to spend hours gazing out the floor to ceiling windows or venture out onto the balcony. And a further 3 en suite bedrooms are located on the 1st floor, tastefully decorated and beautifully furnished. You will also find, on the 1st floor, a fully equipped dining kitchen, with floor to ceiling windows at the dining area to enjoy looking out over the lovely gardens while eating. Cooker , microwave, toaster , kettle, fridge/freezer , washing machine , dishwasher are all available for you in the property. There is a large outdoor terrace area with a table and chairs to relax or eat al fresco. Lots of garden space to relax in and enjoy the peace and quiet, with a variety of planting and a pond. And you never know how many deer you can spot from the house! Braemor is within Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, an area of great natural scenic beauty, in the idyllic village of Arrochar. This modern detached house has everything you could need for a home from home holiday. South facing with unrestricted panoramic views over Loch Long and the Arrochar Alps with the stunning centerpiece “The Cobbler”, also known as Ben Arthur, not classed as a Munro but still a great climb with stunning views! Braemor is an ideal place to base yourself for a relaxing or adventure filled break. Whether you are seeking a place to stay for some down time, quality family time, a base for a walking holiday or want to explore The Highlands of Scotland, Braemor is the perfect location. Glasgow City is around 1 hour away but you can return to tranquility at Braemor after a day of hustle and bustle. Come back to Braemor after your days adventures in the hills, on the Lochs to stargaze on the terrace or cosy up by the fire. For those of you inclined to totally relax, the house and gardens are a superb location just to chill out, soak up the sun and enjoy the landscapes (sunshine not guaranteed in Scotland).