Cruinn and Moy - Cruinn

Cruinn comes fully equipped for a self-catering stay, with electricity, bed linen and towels all provided. The single-storey layout groups everything on one floor: a combined living and dining space with French doors onto a patio, a kitchen with electric cooker, dishwasher and microwave, two bedrooms (one kingsize, one with twin singles), and a bathroom with shower over the bath. One well-behaved pet is welcome. The patio has garden furniture and a barbecue for outdoor meals.

Set on a working farm beside natural woodland, the property overlooks Loch Sween and Jura. The wooded peninsula attracts seals, otters and deer—regularly spotted from the windows or along the shoreline—as well as badgers, birds and seasonal flowers. Castle Sween, Kilmartin Glen and archaeological sites at Kilmory and Keills are within reach, while Knapdale Forest offers beaver spotting and Taynuish Nature Reserve is nearby for walks. Sandy beaches dot the coastline, and opportunities for cycling, riding and boating abound. Lochgilphead, 16 miles away, has shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. Tayvallich and Crinan, both closer, offer seafood dining. The property has a spring water supply, and there is an unfenced stream in the grounds.