Peace, privacy, space and glorious views...

Ardshellach has a wonderful situation facing due south over Loch Etive - a sea loch which extends eastwards from the Atlantic Ocean, then northwards towards Glencoe. It is one of Scotland’s most beautiful, and, towards the north, most remote lochs.

From its raised position above the loch Ardshellach enjoys wide, sweeping views over loch, mountains and rolling farmland. Above the Bay of Achnacree, it is situated two miles east of Connel Bridge and the celebrated Falls of Lora, which are five miles from Oban.

Ardshellach is unusual in that it is a private, individual house which was purpose-built for holidays, and designed with quality, comfort and ease of running very much in mind. It is still owned by the Scottish family who built it in 1971, and who live in the south of England. It is just as suitable for two people seeking peace and privacy as it is for family holidays.

Ardshellach is an extremely well-equipped house, with spacious accommodation and full central heating. The owners have endeavoured over their long years of holidays there to think of, and provide, everything which is essential to a comfortable and convenient holiday base.

The house stands in a half-acre garden consisting mainly of lawn, flowering shrubs and trees, with an old drystone wall forming part of the boundary on the east side. The changing seasons bring, in turn, massed spring bulbs, cherry blossom in May, and summer and autumn colours in the shrubbery. The garden and loch are overlooked by a sheltered south facing terrace, equipped with teak table, bench seat and chairs.

A short walk from the house takes one down to the loch shore.

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