Aird House was built in 1964 and was modernised in the early nineties to a high quality of accommodation for self catering.

The accommodation consists of four bedrooms (one large double bedroom, two single bedrooms and one twin bedroom), lounge with a cosy open fire, a fully fitted modern dining kitchen, bathroom upstairs and toilet and washbasin downstairs. There is also a utility room and drying room at the back entrance. The front of the house is surrounded by a walled garden.

• Heating: Full oil-fired central heating, open fire in lounge
• Laundry: Automatic washing machine and tumble dryer
• Excellent Colour Television reception

Directions

Ardfern lies on the west coast of Argyll, sixteen miles north of Lochgilphead and twenty four miles south of Oban. Aird is three miles from Ardfern.

20 miles from Lochgilphead and 27 miles from Oban

Local Information

The village of Ardfern is a well known yachting haven and has a post office, the Crafty Kitchen offering a food cafe with a craft shop within. The local hotel, Galley of Lorne, offers a bar and evening meals in its restaurant. There is also a village shop. Nearby is the village of Craobh Haven with a pub, a seafood restaurant and water sports on offer.

The local horse riding centre, Ardfern Riding Centre, offers western riding, trekking and lessons on their own bred Appaloosa horses.

Mid Argyll is well known for its standing stones and Neolithic burial grounds with one being situated on Aird Farm itself. Kilmartin House museum in the village of Kilmartin, is a new archaeology centre which shows intriguing views of life in pre-historic Scotland.

Oban is twenty-seven miles with steamers and boat trips to the island of Mull, Tiree and Colonsay. Lochgilphead is twenty miles to the south.