Crispie Lodge
Secluded Cottage for eight with hot tub, powerboat, and stunning views across Loch Fyne
- Sleeps 8
- 4
- 4
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Highlights
- Stunning, private four bedroom Scottish lodge with extraordinary views and direct access to a private beach and jetty.
- Relax and unwind in the hot tub for added luxury.
- All utilities and features, including the first tank of powerboat fuel and wood for the fire are included in the rent.
- Located in a marvellous part of Scotland that's great for lovers of the great outdoors.
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You should know
- To take the boat out, guests will require the RYA Powerboat Level Two qualification with Coastal endorsement.
- The boat can only be used between March and October.
- No pets of any kind are permitted.
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The details
On the banks of the glassy, picturesque Loch Fyne, one of the most beautiful bodies of water in Western Scotland, stands Crispie Lodge, a majestic cottage with views out over the loch, reaching the Mull of Kintyre. With private gardens sloping down to the shores of the Loch, where guests have access to a powerboat and complementary tank of fuel, the house is elegant, comfortable, and luxurious.
On the ground floor you’ll find the first bedroom, with twin beds and an en-suite full bathroom, ideal for guests with limited mobility. Across the hallway, double doors open onto a large sitting room, the perfect communal space for friends and family to congregate around the wood-burning stove (with free logs provided) or opposite the SKY enabled television with integrated DVD player.
French doors open off this room onto a substantial timber deck which runs along the front of the house. This expansive platform is a wonderful place to sit on the rattan all-weather furniture, and take in the long, lingering sunsets over the loch, as you drink a glass of wine and unwind with your guests after a long day of hiking or swimming. There is also a barbecue, should you feel like cooking up an al fresco meal to enjoy on the decking or the substantial grounds.
Back inside, this floor also contains a stunning conservatory, with a state-of-the-art hot tub which enjoys panoramic views out over the loch. Next door, a high-end modern kitchen comes with a fridge-freezer, microwave and dishwasher, in addition to a high-end oven and hob, to ensure that a party of eight can eat well every night, and not worry about the washing up. An airy, light-filled dining room seats eight people in style. You’ll also find a cloakroom, a utility room and a loo on this floor.
Upstairs, all three bedrooms benefit are en-suite, meaning there won’t be a rush on the bathroom in the morning. The master bedroom is breathtaking, with a double bed, wood panelled bathroom with bath, and French doors opening out onto a private balcony with views over the loch, a gorgeous vista whatever the season or weather. The other two bedrooms have twin beds, en-suite shower rooms enviable views; the Arran-facing room also benefits from a walk-in wardrobe.
With direct, easy access down to your own private beach, with a jetty and powerboat moored there for your use, Crispie Lodge is the ultimate Highlands getaway for large families or groups of friends to spend a long weekend on the Loch. Between driftwood bonfires and lengthy sunset-illuminated meals, you’ll feel at ease and rejuvenated by the time you leave this beautiful spot.
On the ground floor you’ll find the first bedroom, with twin beds and an en-suite full bathroom, ideal for guests with limited mobility. Across the hallway, double doors open onto a large sitting room, the perfect communal space for friends and family to congregate around the wood-burning stove (with free logs provided) or opposite the SKY enabled television with integrated DVD player.
French doors open off this room onto a substantial timber deck which runs along the front of the house. This expansive platform is a wonderful place to sit on the rattan all-weather furniture, and take in the long, lingering sunsets over the loch, as you drink a glass of wine and unwind with your guests after a long day of hiking or swimming. There is also a barbecue, should you feel like cooking up an al fresco meal to enjoy on the decking or the substantial grounds.
Back inside, this floor also contains a stunning conservatory, with a state-of-the-art hot tub which enjoys panoramic views out over the loch. Next door, a high-end modern kitchen comes with a fridge-freezer, microwave and dishwasher, in addition to a high-end oven and hob, to ensure that a party of eight can eat well every night, and not worry about the washing up. An airy, light-filled dining room seats eight people in style. You’ll also find a cloakroom, a utility room and a loo on this floor.
Upstairs, all three bedrooms benefit are en-suite, meaning there won’t be a rush on the bathroom in the morning. The master bedroom is breathtaking, with a double bed, wood panelled bathroom with bath, and French doors opening out onto a private balcony with views over the loch, a gorgeous vista whatever the season or weather. The other two bedrooms have twin beds, en-suite shower rooms enviable views; the Arran-facing room also benefits from a walk-in wardrobe.
With direct, easy access down to your own private beach, with a jetty and powerboat moored there for your use, Crispie Lodge is the ultimate Highlands getaway for large families or groups of friends to spend a long weekend on the Loch. Between driftwood bonfires and lengthy sunset-illuminated meals, you’ll feel at ease and rejuvenated by the time you leave this beautiful spot.
On the banks of the glassy, picturesque Loch Fyne, one of the most beautiful bodies of water in Western Scotland, stands Crispie Lodge, a majestic cottage with views out over the loch, reaching the Mull of Kintyre. With private gardens sloping down to the shores of the Loch, where guests have access to a powerboat and complementary tank of fuel, the house is elegant, comfortable, and luxurious.
On the ground floor you’ll find the first bedroom, with twin beds and an en-suite full bathroom, ideal for guests with limited mobility. Across the hallway, double doors open onto a large sitting room, the perfect communal space for friends and family to congregate around the wood-burning stove (with free logs provided) or opposite the SKY enabled television with integrated DVD player.
French doors open off this room onto a substantial timber deck which runs along the front of the house. This expansive platform is a wonderful place to sit on the rattan all-weather furniture, and take in the long, lingering sunsets over the loch, as you drink a glass of wine and unwind with your guests after a long day of hiking or swimming. There is also a barbecue, should you feel like cooking up an al fresco meal to enjoy on the decking or the substantial grounds.
Back inside, this floor also contains a stunning conservatory, with a state-of-the-art hot tub which enjoys panoramic views out over the loch. Next door, a high-end modern kitchen comes with a fridge-freezer, microwave and dishwasher, in addition to a high-end oven and hob, to ensure that a party of eight can eat well every night, and not worry about the washing up. An airy, light-filled dining room seats eight people in style. You’ll also find a cloakroom, a utility room and a loo on this floor.
Upstairs, all three bedrooms benefit are en-suite, meaning there won’t be a rush on the bathroom in the morning. The master bedroom is breathtaking, with a double bed, wood panelled bathroom with bath, and French doors opening out onto a private balcony with views over the loch, a gorgeous vista whatever the season or weather. The other two bedrooms have twin beds, en-suite shower rooms enviable views; the Arran-facing room also benefits from a walk-in wardrobe.
With direct, easy access down to your own private beach, with a jetty and powerboat moored there for your use, Crispie Lodge is the ultimate Highlands getaway for large families or groups of friends to spend a long weekend on the Loch. Between driftwood bonfires and lengthy sunset-illuminated meals, you’ll feel at ease and rejuvenated by the time you leave this beautiful spot.
On the ground floor you’ll find the first bedroom, with twin beds and an en-suite full bathroom, ideal for guests with limited mobility. Across the hallway, double doors open onto a large sitting room, the perfect communal space for friends and family to congregate around the wood-burning stove (with free logs provided) or opposite the SKY enabled television with integrated DVD player.
French doors open off this room onto a substantial timber deck which runs along the front of the house. This expansive platform is a wonderful place to sit on the rattan all-weather furniture, and take in the long, lingering sunsets over the loch, as you drink a glass of wine and unwind with your guests after a long day of hiking or swimming. There is also a barbecue, should you feel like cooking up an al fresco meal to enjoy on the decking or the substantial grounds.
Back inside, this floor also contains a stunning conservatory, with a state-of-the-art hot tub which enjoys panoramic views out over the loch. Next door, a high-end modern kitchen comes with a fridge-freezer, microwave and dishwasher, in addition to a high-end oven and hob, to ensure that a party of eight can eat well every night, and not worry about the washing up. An airy, light-filled dining room seats eight people in style. You’ll also find a cloakroom, a utility room and a loo on this floor.
Upstairs, all three bedrooms benefit are en-suite, meaning there won’t be a rush on the bathroom in the morning. The master bedroom is breathtaking, with a double bed, wood panelled bathroom with bath, and French doors opening out onto a private balcony with views over the loch, a gorgeous vista whatever the season or weather. The other two bedrooms have twin beds, en-suite shower rooms enviable views; the Arran-facing room also benefits from a walk-in wardrobe.
With direct, easy access down to your own private beach, with a jetty and powerboat moored there for your use, Crispie Lodge is the ultimate Highlands getaway for large families or groups of friends to spend a long weekend on the Loch. Between driftwood bonfires and lengthy sunset-illuminated meals, you’ll feel at ease and rejuvenated by the time you leave this beautiful spot.
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