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Electric vehicle charging available on request by prior arrangement with the owner. This will be charged at cost, currently about 33p kWh. Cats are not allowed at the property. There is a GBP 150 security deposit payable to the owner two weeks prior to arrival. In a brilliant setting, this property is a short drive away from Loch Lomond and its many activities, including walking and sailing.. This beautifully restored, detached barn conversion, with a private walled courtyard where you can sit and enjoy views of Ben Lomond, offers an ideal holiday base from which to unwind and explore the beauty of the local area. Although your four-legged family members are welcome we would prefer that dogs are kept to the downstairs area of the cottage, a stairgate is provided for this purpose. Situated within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, and just over 2 miles from the loch, this property, adjacent to the owners’ home, has stunning views over open countryside and is ideally situated for most country sports and activities. The incredibly beautiful Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park has many lochside, lowland and hill walks just a short distance away, including Scotland’s most southerly Munro. Sports include golf, sailing, fishing, windsurfing, cycling and horse riding, and cruises around the loch and its many islands are available. Duncryne Hill is nearby and provides one of the best 360-degree views in Scotland and a spectacular panorama of Loch Lomond. A RSPB centre and a nature conservancy area is a short distance away, where a large variety of wildlife may be seen, including deer, ducks, geese, herons, raptors and swans. There is also a RSBV centre available. Local visits include distilleries and an aquarium. The numerous attractions in Glasgow and Stirling are within 40 minutes’ drive, or the former can be easily reached by train from Balloch, 6 miles away. Glasgow and Edinburgh airports are also close to hand. Shop, pub and restaurant are all with...