
Two romantic historical cottages, completely restored, are situated on the site of an ancient Highland village, by the shores of Loch Fyne opposite Inveraray in Argyll, Scotland.
These secluded cottages are set in 180 hectares (440 acres) of natural woodland, which has heritage status, comprising oak, birch, willow, hazel, beech and rowan trees. Behind the cottages is "Tom Na Sgeulachd" ("hill of the fable") which is covered in bluebells in the spring. A small burn (hill stream) runs down to the loch below the cottages.
The surrounding woodland has a variety of orchids including the great butterfly and fragrant orchid, an abundance of whorled caraway, mushrooms including chantarelles, a small waterfall, deer and a great variety of birds.
The West Highlands of Scotland is one of the most beautiful and unspoiled areas of Europe. Halftown Cottages are historically and geographically in the heartlands of the West Highlands. If you seek tranquillity and peace then this is the place to come.
Halftown Cottages has been awarded 'The Shires Magazine Award of Excellence for 2009'