S.T.B. award ..Highly Commended" 4 Crowns

A traditional stone built island farmstead, centrally positioned in the north of the Isle of Mull; situated adjacent to the road, in tranquil Glen Bel1art.

Dervaig 4 miles, Salen 6 miles (shop, restaurant and pub in both) see map by clicking here

The farmhouse, which sleeps 6, has been newly renovated to a very high standard, massive oak beams, stone arches and inglenook fireplace (wood, peat and coal). Spacious lounge with dining area.

Fully fitted kitchen, automatic washing machine, electric cooker, microwave, fridge etc. Downstairs cloakroom with shower/ W.C.  Large hallway with coat and boot area.

Upstairs, 1 double room with washbasin, 2 twin rooms (cot available by request). Bathroom with W.C. All beds have duvets and extra blankets. 

• Linen supplied but NOT towels (these can be hired) .
• Electric central heating throughout. Colour T.V., Video, Payphone, Immersion heater. Natural spring water from our own private supply.
• Ample safe parking.
• Garden Furniture. 
• The house is fully double glazed and insulated to Scandinavian standards.
• Use of tumble drier and deepfreeze if necessary.
• Dishwasher.
• For inclement weather, there is a good selection of books and games.
• Strong shoes or boots and waterproof clothing are a must, as the gentle Hebridean rain can come as quickly as it goes.
• Heating, lighting and fuel are all inclusive in the rent. 
•  Groceries can be ordered for your arrival, but please advise a week in advance.
• Courtesy Mountain Bikes
• Sorry NO pets.

	ABOUT MULL The name "Mull" means 'mass of hill', an apt description for this once volcanic island. Warmed by the Gulf Stream, it's the third largest Hebridean island, with over 300 miles of coast line; Sandy beaches, sea lochs and rocky cliffs gives the splendour of the Highland landscape an extra dimension. The lack of crowds and the less desirable trappings of tourism means wildlife abounds creating a haven for bird and otter watchers alike. Walking, Fishing (sea, loch and river), Stalking, Golf, Horse riding/trekking and sailing are but a few of the many varied outdoor pursuits available.
	Ferry access to Mull:  Oban/Craignure   ( 40 minute crossing) Lochaline/Fishnish ( 15 minute crossingO *Kilchoan/Tobermory (35 minutes crossing) *Seasonal service. It is advisable to book cars in both directions on the Oban/Craignure route.  Caledonian Macbrayne Ltd. I The Pier, Gourock, PA19 1 QP Telephone 01475 650000 Fax: 01457 5637607 www.calmac.co.uk