Kingairloch Estate is located on the Morvern Peninsula along the coastline of Loch Linnhe and is only a three hour's drive from Edinburgh or Glasgow.
Within it's 14,000 acres of staggering scenery are eight unique self catering properties ranging in size from accommodating two, four, six and ten. All properties stand alone and have their own character with each having magnificent views of the mountains, glens lochs or rivers.
They are all well equipped with most having either wood burning stoves or fireplaces and up to two pets are welcomed in each.
Change overs on either a Friday or Saturday for seven night breaks.
Guests to Kingairloch will enjoy the rugged untouched beauty of the West Coast of Scotland and also get to see a wide variety of wildlife such as red deer, otters and eagles. There are numerous walking and cycling routes on the estate and when in season guests can enjoy fishing and other traditional sporting activities.
Gorgeous cottage with everything in lovely condition and all you might need for your stay. Stunning views, amazing, peaceful location, wonderful wildlife (four stags just wandering past your bedroom window!) The Boat House restaurant within a (longish) walking distance or a 5 min drive. I’d move in and live there if I could!
I went with my 14 year old son and our bikes. Great place for biking and fishing.
I’ve been wanting to stay at Kingairloch for a couple of years and this May we booked Seaview last minute for a weekend away.
The cottage is immaculate, perfect for what we needed. The scenery stunning. Seaview is the last cottage along on the estate, which was perfect for us, and you can see the restaurant across the water. Lots of wildlife, we saw a cuckoo! We would 100% return.
We once again we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Pier Cottage. It is a comfortable and well planned cottage with wonderful views across the loch. It contains everything we need for cooking but a couple of evenings at The Boathouse, where the food is very good ,were appreciated. Better still it is within walking distance. The shop at Strontian is very well stocked.The pine martens came to visit in the evenings which was good and the deer are about. We saw an otter,2 golden eagles ,porpoises, around the corner overlooking Loch Linnhe and a buzzard sitting on the fence outside. We hope to visit ag...more
We had a wonderful stay at the Old Post Office, the property is lovely, very comfortable and clean. The location is perfect with a great view of the loch and local wildlife including the daily nightly visit from a pine martin. I would highly recommend this property, great beach close by, lovely walks and the Boathouse Restaurant is definitely worth a visit.
We look forward to returning in the future.
This is an absolutely fabulous property in a magnificent location. Very very quiet area, the sight of stags in the garden every day, the nearby walks, and the facilities at the house make this perfect. A big house, plenty of room for all of us, plenty of car parking space. Just perfect.
We had a fantastic week in Kingairloch. The cottage was beautiful. Really clean and very well maintained and presented. The location was absolutely superb with many local walks, swimming in the Loch and fine dining at the Boat House. I would thoroughly recommend this venue for a relaxing holiday in the beautiful Scottish Highlands.
A stunning spot to unwind and breath fresh air - paradise in the Highlands. Sadly, Elastic cottage was not up to my expectations as it was not cleaned to a high standard (dust and cobwebs behinds bed heads). Mould on tiles in the bathroom. Only three chairs to sit on outstdie despite the cottage sleeping 4. That also needs to be considered as the cottage is quite small so really not suitable for 4 adults. We paid £1320 for the week so quite hefty for what we were presented with. Such a shame as we were reccomended the estate and Elastic cottage by friends who've been going for years (only two ...more