Restore . Relax . Unwind
Tucked away below the ridge within the remote and tranquil heart of the Tayvallich peninsula, Coshandrochaid offers a rare, cosy, self-catered retreat for six/eight.
Architect-designed to the highest standard, the house and its 10 acre garden, is set in a pristine off grid environment. Sleeps 6/8 with sea/loch/mountain views. Large open plan kitchen/dinning room with everhot electric Aga and fridge/freezer/modern oven. Two sitting rooms with bespoke wood burning fireplaces. Wet room, washing machine and tumble dryer. Air source Heating and heat recovery system. Its design seamlessly merges careful restoration with modern minimalism to create a peaceful haven in nature.
Into the wild
And here, as sages say, in days long flown –
Here, on this stormy, barren, blasted ridge,
Luxuriant forests rose; and far away
Swept the bold hills beneath the gazer’s eye,
In beautiful succession, dark with leaf –
An ocean of freshing verdure toss’d
Bu gales Atlantic.
N.T. Carrington, 1826
One of the least explored part of the Scotland and distinctly different for other parts of the Scotland, the West Coast is rugged, densely green, sparsely populated and wild. The climate is wet and mild, ferns carpet the ground and trees in ancient forests are covered in moss and lichen, as are rocks that sits in valleys with water cascading over them, as though in the Jurassic era.
Dominated by the sea, the many waterways create fingers of land which makes Argyll impossible to traverse as the crow flies. Nestled in the heart of the argyll and surrounded by three different Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) and five different Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), Coshandrochaid offers a unique base to explore this wilderness.
