 The bungalow is situated in Craignure, 200 yards from the ferry terminal. It has a good view of the Sound of Mull and of Ben Nevis. It sits in its own grounds with a garden to the front and a drying green and garden to the back. There is a locked shed with a tumble dryer, garden table and chairs in it, there is also room for cycles and storing for outdoor clothing.
The Isle of Mull lies off the west coast of Scotland, south of the remote Ardnamurchan and Morven peninsulas. With its craggy coastline, secluded sandy beaches, rolling moors, clear waters, majestic mountains and gentle woodlands, Mull is regarded by many as being the most picturesque of the Hebrides.
The cottage is ideally situated for buses to Tobermory and Fionnphort (Iona Ferry). Close by there are two shops with petrol pumps, a miniature railway to and from Torosay Castle with iyts beautiful gardens; historic Duart Castle and a 9-hole golf course. Eating out is well catered for both locally and further afield.
The owners have tried to make the bungalow a home from home and they do hope that all guests leave with their batteries recharged. From the dining room, which overlooks the back garden, one can often see red deer and many different species of wild birds.
The cottage offers 1 double bedroom which has wonderful views, twin bedded room, bathroom, lounge/dining room with views over the Sound, kitchen with views over the back garden.
 
Situated in Craignure, North West Islands
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