A stone cottage with a slate roof and chimney stands among birch and pine trees on a wooded hillside.
Ardnamurchan

The Old Post Office

For two, with one bedroom, firewood and room for the dog.

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Welcome

The Old Post Office is a stone cottage above the shore of Loch a' Choire, with a big lawn in front where the deer often come to graze.

It's cosy and full of colour, with a red sitting room, a wood-burning stove and glass doors that open onto a patio facing the loch and the hills. It sleeps two, all on one level, with a bath and overhead shower, and underfloor heating. Pine martens are regular visitors. The estate's Boathouse Restaurant is close by for dinner, and up to two dogs are welcome.

Otters in the bay, stags on the lawn and eagles overhead. Simply stunning!
A guest at the Old School, quoted by the estate
What is here

The Old Post Office sleeps two and has a single-storey layout, bathroom with bath and overhead shower, lounge with glazed frontage onto the patio, underfloor central heating, wood-burning stove, complimentary WiFi, TV with DVD player, electric oven and hob, microwave, tall 50/50 fridge freezer, linen and towels, ample parking and space for up to two pets.

Wood for fires
Bath tub
Private terrace or patio
Books
Dog friendly
Garden
High chair
Kitchen
Local maps and guides
Self check-in
TV
Travel cot
Underfloor heating
Washing machine
Welcome hamper
Wifi
Wood-burning stove
Good to know
Arriving
After 4pm, and away before 10am; check-in is contactless.
Changeover
Friday.
Dogs
Up to two, at £45 each, in the kitchen and living area. Bring their bedding and bowls.
Firewood
Bags of logs and kindling from the estate, £10. No coal, please.
Children
Travel cots and high chairs on request.
At Kingairloch
On the estate

What Kingairloch runs itself.

Where it is

The Old Post Office is part of Kingairloch Estate, near Ardgour and Fort William on the west coast of Lochaber.

It sits beside Loch Linnhe, with mountain views and a patio-facing lounge. The estate is reached by the Kingairloch road, with Morvern, Ardgour and Lochaline within reach by car.

Getting hereIn Morvern, on the west shore of Loch Linnhe, by a single-track road from Ardgour; about an hour from Fort William by the Corran ferry.

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