A white cottage with a grey slate roof stands behind a stone wall among trees on a hillside.
Lochaber

The Old School

For four, with two bedrooms, firewood and room for the dog.

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Welcome

The Old School is a white, single-storey cottage for four on the bay at Camasnacroise, on the Kingairloch Estate on the shore of Loch Linnhe near Ardgour.

Its garden is walled in stone, and an iron gate in the wall opens straight onto the shore. Inside there's an open living room, dining area and kitchen, with a cream wood-burning stove and leather sofas, and it sleeps four in a double with its own bathroom and a twin, with a second bathroom besides. There's a deck with a table out front, and a washing machine and tumble dryer for muddy days. One guest summed it up as otters in the bay, stags on the lawn and eagles overhead. Up to two dogs are welcome.

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

There's a wood-burning stove and oil central heating, two bathrooms, a kitchen with an electric oven, hob, dishwasher and microwave, a washing machine and tumble dryer, and Wi-Fi, a TV with a DVD player, linen and towels all provided.

Wood for fires
Bath tub
Enclosed garden
Board games
Children’s books and toys
Dishwasher
Dog friendly
Dryer
High chair
Kitchen
Local maps and guides
Self check-in
TV
Travel cot
Washing machine
Wifi
Wood-burning stove
Good to know
Arriving
After 4pm, and away before 10am; check-in is contactless.
Changeover
Saturday.
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 School is on the bay at Camasnacroise, a hamlet on the Kingairloch Estate on the Morvern side of Loch Linnhe.

Strontian is the nearest village, about 13 miles or 30 minutes away, with a post office, fuel and a shop; Lochaline, about 16 miles away, has a village shop and the ferry to Mull, and Fort William is 25 miles, an hour to an hour and a half including the Corran Ferry.

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

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