We’re here to make your Argyll holiday unforgettable. If you want loch views or mountain vistas, we’re sure to have the perfect holiday cottage for you.

Freeland Cottage is a charming holiday cottage set in the seaside town of Dunoon, on the West Coast of Scotland. Nestled in a quiet and peaceful street location, ideal for families or couples. A welcoming self-catering home from home awaits. This newly refurbished cottage is filled with lovely new furnishings. The open living area features an inviting living space, comfortable leather sofas to unwind, and a cosy woodburner fire. For entertainment there is a 49inch Smart TV with Freeview and free Wi-Fi. The kitchen is a well designed space, modern and fully equipped, complete with breakfast bar, electric oven, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The kitchen also features your utilities with a duo washing machine and dryer. The cottage includes two well appointed bedrooms all with quality furnishings, a Master bedroom and a twin bedroom. The family bathroom features a shower over the bath, hand basin and WC. There is a sofa bed available in the living room for two adults, please pre-book. Outside has a spacious enclosed rear garden with outdoor furniture to enjoy alfresco meals and drinks in the summer. There is shed storage for bikes and outdoor walking gear.

Freeland Cottage is a great base to explore the township of Dunoon, only a few minutes walk offering a selection of coffee shops, craft shops, galleries, pubs and restaurants. With walking trails at the back of the town only 5 minutes away. Visit local attractions including the Argyll Forest Park, historic Kilmun and Benmore Botanic Gardens. Cowal Peninsula is packed with places to see and things to do. The area is one big outdoor playground. Take your pick from walking, cycling, sailing, fishing, golfing, windsurfing and more. Explore further afield to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, Argyll's Secret Coast, historic Inveraray, it's also an easy day trip to Oban, one of the seafood capitals of Scotland.