Guests say
Seaview Cottage is praised for its stunning location, tranquility, and wildlife, offering a comfortable and well-equipped retreat. While one review mentions cleanliness issues, others celebrate its tidiness and thoughtful touches. The remote setting is ideal for those seeking peace and natural beauty, with ample opportunities for walking and enjoying the local scenery.
Most reviews describe the cottage as clean and well-kept, but one review cites significant cleanliness issues, which lowers the overall score.
The location is highly praised for its stunning views and tranquility, with proximity to wildlife and natural beauty. The remoteness is seen as a positive aspect by most reviewers.
The cottage is generally described as comfortable and cozy, with extra blankets and a warm atmosphere. One review mentioned sleepless nights due to a broken window, which slightly affects the score.
Facilities are considered adequate and well-equipped for a self-catering stay. However, one review mentions broken windows and signs not to open others, indicating some maintenance issues.
There is no mention of gifts or special thoughtful touches beyond the provision of facilities and equipment, so it is not possible to score this category.
About this property
With stunning sea views, couples and small families can take advantage of the abundance of scenic walks and cycle routes nearby..
Ground Floor:
Living/dining room: 32" Smart TV, Electric Fire
Kitchen: Electric Cooker, Combi Microwave/Oven/Grill, Fridge/Freezer, Coffee Machine, Washer Dryer
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Toilet
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Bedroom 2: 2 x Single (3ft) Beds.
Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Travel cot and highchair. Welcome pack and doggy extras.. Enclosed lawned garden with sitting-out area and BBQ. 2 dogs welcome. Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. Seaview Cottage is situated in rural Drimnin on the picturesque Morvern Peninsula and has outstanding panoramic views sweeping over the Sound of Mull. The landscaped gardens, with seating areas, take advantage of the surrounding sea views. A short stroll from the house will bring you to a lovely pebble beach.
The area is famed for its natural rugged beauty and wildlife including red deer, pine marten, wild cats and otters. Bird life including the magnificent golden eagle and sea eagle, and marine life are also in evidence and porpoises are regularly spotted chasing the ferry and other boats. Wildlife tours both sea and land are available in the area.
Lochaline is a small coastal village just over 10 miles away with a shop and restaurant, further facilities and amenities are available in Isle of Mull, Strontian, Fort William and Oban. Its location in this most attractive area of the Highlands means that it is well-placed to take advantage of the many leisure and pleasure activities which the area has to offer. There are regular ferry services from Lochaline over to Fishnish on the Isle of Mull. Beach 50 yards. Shop and pub 10 miles, restaurant ¼ mile.
Free WiFi
Cats are not allowed at the property.
Only dogs allowed at the property.
EPC Rating = E
Letting licence no.: HI40908F
Suitable for up to 2 pets
Reviews (12)
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Confirmed Guest
A perfectly adequate retreat in an isolated location with stunning views across the Sound of Mull
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Confirmed Guest
Dirty kitchen and living room floor which I had to clean. Food left in cupboards and freezer. Stained carpet. Smelt of wet dog. Had to buy cleaning products and wash all cutlery before use. Window was broken and most had a sign on saying do not open which left for sleepless nights as cpuld not cool down the rooms. Reached out to owner but was told I must have a sensitive nose. Had to leave and book into a hotel room instead. No apology or part refund.
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Confirmed Guest
Home from home with every amenity for all your needs Good wifi if you want to be connected to the outside world as you really are far from anywhere.The nearest village is a few miles away on a single track road and perfect if being away from civilisation is what you want. Right across from the isle of Mull and there's a ferry terminal in Lochaline which is the nearest village and a very short journey over too. Lochaline has a wee shop, a couple of cafes and a restaurant. There's plenty wildlife to be seen in the area. Witnessed lots of birds including a buzzard flying in front of the car. Pine marten crossing the road in front of the car too on our journey home one evening (first sight of my whole life).