Pennyseorach Farm

Pennyseorach Farm is a self-catering cottage in Southend, Argyll.

This charming four bedroom stone-built semi-detached farmhouse is set in a superb rural position at the end of a 3/4 mile track, on the southern tip of the Kintyre Peninsula, and dates back more than 100 years. Surrounded by beautiful farmland, and offering easy access to superb beaches, walking and cycling opportunities from the doorstep, this is an idyllic holiday destination. The Dunaverty links 18-hole golf course is two miles away (clubs available to hire from the owner), and the attractions and amenities of Campbeltown are just nine miles away.

Full oil fired central heating, gas fires in kitchen/diner & sitting room. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, larder fridge, freezer, washing machine, 3 x colour TVs (1 with Sky), DVD, radio/CD. All fuel & power inc. in rent. Bed linen & towels inc. in rent. Cot, highchair & stairgate. Golf clubs available to hire at additional charge, by prior arrangement with owner. Off road parking for 4 cars. Lawned front garden overlooking sea, with furniture & BBQ. Two well behaved pets welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop & pub 2 miles. Note: Access via a farm track - please drive with care. Note: Owners also run a B&B & a small number of static caravans on site.

The pretty village of Southend and the sandy beach of Dunaverty Bay sit at the southern end of the Kintyre Peninsula, on the outermost West coast of Scotland. Southend's 18-hole golf course is located between the village and the bay in a splendid setting with amazing sea views. Southend offers its own shop with tea room, and a Post Office conveniently located in the pub! Two miles south of the village you will find Sanda Island, which can be reached by taking a boat trip from Campbeltown, also known as 'The Wee Toon', which offers shops, two supermarkets, a leisure centre with swimming pool and library, a heritage centre, museum, and the oldest operating cinema in Scotland. Nearby are the 40 mile long Kintyre Peninsula hills, forests, lochs, rivers, sea views, sandy beaches, archaeology and fascinating history.