At Argyll Self‑Catering Holidays, we specialise in providing high‑quality self‑catering stays that offer the perfect base for exploring Argyll and the beautiful west coast of Scotland. We are a local, Scottish, hands‑on team, based right here in Argyll. Our team knows the area inside out, and we’re passionate about sharing the best of our landscapes, culture, and hidden gems with our guests. Whether you’re looking for sweeping sea views, dramatic mountain scenery, or a cosy hideaway, we’re here to help you find the ideal place to stay. Our goal is simple: to make your break relaxed and memorable.

Shelduck Cottage is a wonderful holiday cottage nestled on the shore of Loch Riddon, a spectacular sea loch, near Colintraive, Argyll. The property was built in 2011 in one of the most the scenic locations in Cowal. Bright, spacious and light Shelduck Cottage has been warmly decorated to create a welcoming home from home. The ground floor features a large living space, and an inviting sun room with double doors leading onto a deck area with views over the loch – perfect for an alfresco breakfast or an evening drink to soak up the setting. The living areas all enjoy stunning window views finished with and a cosy wood burning fire and central heating. Perfect for all seasons. There’s a well-equipped kitchen and dining area enjoy views and leads to a utility room, shower room and another outside door, serviced by a ramp for wheelchairs. All three bedrooms have their own ensuite bathroom with bath tub. Downstairs, there is one twin and one double (can be converted to a twin pre- requested). The first floor has a double room that boasts stunning views down the loch and beyond, featuring a spacious pamper bathroom

Shelduck Cottage is an inviting holiday cottage that sits right on the shore of Loch Riddon, a spectacular sea loch, nearby Tighnabruaich and Glendarual, Argyll. The property makes the most of its scenic location. This is an area of stunning natural beauty, with hills, glens, rugged coastlines, white beaches, clear waters and ancient forests. The whole area is steeped in Highland history and dotted with ruins, castles and ancient sites. Only six miles away discover the coastal village of Tighnabruaich where you will find local arts and crafts, cafes and welcoming pubs. There are short ferry trips nearby to the fishing village of Tarbert or take a ferry to the Isle of Bute with its historic and grandeaur gothic house Mount Stuart, both great day trips out.