Ballimore
This beautiful Scottish country retreat sits in 309 acres of
glorious landscape near the foot of Ben Cruachan (3700ft) by Kilchrenan, Taynuilt, Oban, (2 hours from Glasgow).

The house is located in an historic area which has been inhabited since the 11th century and on a site which has had a dwelling since the 16th century.

Ballimore was newly built in 2003 to be as eco-friendly as possible with a wind turbine, reedbed and solar fans. It has underfloor heating and all water comes from its own hill and it is very soft spring water. Stylishly decorated, the large house sleeps 10 to 12 people.

The house is ideal for larger family groups, each of the five bedroom suites have locking doors and each is serviced by its own luxury bathroom. the property would suit Painting groups, walkers and corporate business stays for small groups of senior staff seeking privacy but within a modern unique environment.

Ben Cruachan, one of the Scottish Munro's is just less than 3700ft and provides the backdrop to the whole Ballimore Estate.
Perfect for walking holidays.

Ballimore means 'big settlement' in the Gaelic language which was the mother tongue of the MacCorquodale clan a sept of the clan MacLeod whose chiefs the Barons of Phantelane have ruled over the lands of Ballimore since the 11th century.

The ruins of the clan's defensive castle tower remain on an island on Loch Tromlee. Guests are provided use of the boat on the loch which is ideal for viewing both “Eilean-a-Bharain” and the other smaller islands.

Ballimore makes an ideal base for fishing in its own Loch Tromlee, which is ideal for pike fishing. It is also only a few minutes from Loch Awe.

As well as our large Country House, we also have a self catering cottage and lodge....