The Stable

This semi-detached converted building has the solid character of rural Argyll—stone walls and a practical layout across two floors. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms accommodate six guests, with a double on the ground floor, a kingsize upstairs, and two singles in the third room. The ground floor opens into living space around a woodburner, with dining and kitchen areas flowing together; the kitchen has a full range of appliances including a dishwasher and washer-dryer, so you can cook proper meals and handle laundry without thinking about it.

Outside, a lawned garden comes with seating and a barbecue, and there's parking for two cars on the property. Wi-Fi, heating and electricity are included; bring one well-behaved pet if you need to. The village shop, pub and restaurant are a mile and a half away. Tarbert sits within reach of Kilmartin Glen's archaeological sites—standing stones, cairns and Bronze Age monuments scattered across the landscape—and makes a base for exploring the wider region: Oban, Mull, Islay and the Mull of Kintyre are all driveable, and the Crinan Canal offers gentle walks. Cycling, fishing and golf are nearby.