Camas Bàn Cottage
Gaelic for fair bay
Pronounced Camas Baan
SLEEPS 2-4
The main cottage, with its exposed stone walls, is mainly open plan. It has a wood-burning stove enjoyed from a comfy L-shaped sofa. There is a picturesque dining area, a well-furnished kitchen, and a double bed hidden behind delicate, white curtains. In the bathroom, there is a shower and a short bath. The Byre is seven metres from the main cottage, and houses the utility room, bunk beds and sitting room. A South West stone terrace provides a lovely outdoor seating area.
Amenities
Double bed in the main cottage
Bunk beds in the byre - suitable for adults or older children
Wood Burning stove
Kitchen: fan oven, gas hob, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave and bread maker
Shower, short tub and WC
Washing machine, tumble dryer
Electricity, bed linen, towels, cleaning supplies and a starter supply of firewood are included. Additional firewood can be purchased on site or at a local shop.
Private beach - perfect to launch your own canoe, kayak or paddle board.
Wifi.
Patchy mobile phone reception.
Smart wifi TV in main cottage, DVD player in the byre.
EPC Rating F
Sorry no pets.
Rates
April - November: £735 per week for 2 guest staying in the main cottage. Bookings are for 7 or 14 days. Change overs on Fridays
November - April: Bookings for 3,7,10,14 days . Change overs Monday and Fridays.
However, when availability allows out of season, we try to accommodate bespoke stays. Please get in touch.
Additional £20 per night for use of byre bed(s).
Multi-week discount available.
What People Are Saying About Camas Bàn Cottage
“Cannot stress how utterly perfect this location is - beautiful surroundings but also an easy distance from lots of interesting places to visit. Just wonderful!”
— Ruth & Mike
“Quiet, restful place for those who love wild places. Great beaches, lovely wildlife on your doorstep, great place to see the stars.”
— Julie
“5 Stars! This older couple, with a small dog in tow, found the cottage accessible, safe and hospitable. The location is magnificent and our holiday was one of peace and tranquility.”
— Janice & Andy
“The Ruin is a cosy stone built cottage on the shore of Loch Sunart. The views are spectacular with lots of wildlife around the cottage and area. We’ve seen pine marten, otter, seals, roe deer, red deer, and many species of birds.”
— Dan’s Gran