Thank you for looking at our property. We have stayed in many apartments and holiday homes over the years, and when the opportunity came to run our own, we jumped at it ! We fell in love with Ben Bheula, from the property itself to the stunning views and surroundings. We hope you love it as much as we do, and if there is anything you would like to ask us, or anything that would make your stay more enjoyable, please let us know. As this is our first time hosting, we welcome any and all feedback and suggestions (even if it is ruthless) !

Please note that the property is on the market as of March 2024. A converted Forester’s lodge situated in an elevated position at the foot of “The Cobbler”, enjoying views of Loch Long & the Arrochar Alps. The conservatory and the Loch facing deck are perfect to relax after a day in the hills, regardless of the weather. Three bright & spacious ensuite double rooms, a cosy single room with bunk beds and a large twin room on the first floor provide superb accommodation. A family bathroom on the ground floor, and a shower room on the first offer individual facilities for each room. The large lounge, a modern kitchen and conservatory with loch views provide ample space for all guests, and the dining room at the rear of the property with a handmade, reclaimed wood dining table will comfortably seat ten. The generous garden has multiple seating areas to be enjoyed, with different views over the surrounding mountains and Loch Long. You may also be fortunate enough to see some deer wander close to the perimeter fence.

Walking and hiking is available at all levels from walking by lochs and burns through wooded glens, to hiking the Munro’s and Corbett’s, especially the world famous Ben Arthur (The Cobbler), which features the most distinctive outline of any mountain in the Southern Highlands. Access to these hills and walks starts from the door at Ben Bheula with the footpath starting right next to the house.
 Mountain biking routes are available, again, from the door, with way marked routes on forest tracks.
 There are many picturesque towns and villages in the area such as Inveraray, with its fairytale castle and the nearby renowned Oyster Bar at Loch Fyne. Towards Dunoon the botanical gardens at Benmore offer many rare species of trees and shrubs, including giant redwoods!
 Only a 12 minute walk around the Loch you can relax with the locals in Ben Arthur’s Bothy, the local pub where your dog is also welcome! A short ferry ride can also be taken from Tarbet across Loch Lomond to conquer Ben Lomond !