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A deep blue sectional sofa and colourful cushions give the separate living room a relaxed feel. Books line the shelves nearby, and a wooden table with a glass top stands within reach. French doors lead from the lounge into the conservatory, where wicker seating creates a bright place to sit.

Loungers and a table furnish the private garden for quiet mornings or time in the fresh air. Glass walls keep the grounds in view from the conservatory, even on days spent indoors. The bedroom lies apart from both sitting spaces. Guests can use the lounge in the evening while someone else settles into bed.

Checked bedcovers, framed landscapes and cushioned chairs give these rooms the warmth of a Scottish country home. Upholstered headboards bring a soft finish around the bed. Some layouts have pale wall panels and a sloping roof with a dormer window. Others pair striped headboards and blue chairs with sash windows and floral curtains. The sitting area lies apart from the sleeping space, with a low table and, in some rooms, two grey armchairs.

The en-suite bathroom has a modern finish. Selected bathrooms have a clawfoot bath, a pedestal basin and a heated towel rail. In another layout, a blue armchair sits beneath a roof window, beside a dark writing table.

The bedroom and living room are separate, with a conservatory extending the indoor sitting space towards the garden. This glazed room offers shelter for reading or a quiet drink when the weather turns. A wet bar provides a place for refreshments within the accommodation, while a modern en-suite bathroom serves the bedroom.

Outdoor lounging furniture is arranged in the planted space, giving the suite a place to sit in the fresh air. Paths lead back to the Main House, a two-minute walk away. The spa and leisure centre are close to the suite and can be reached on foot.

Pale panels line the walls, with an exposed beam overhead adding to the room's Scottish country-house character. A checked cover dresses the bed beneath a soft upholstered headboard. Blue cushions add colour to the grey sofa and matching armchair, arranged around a rectangular wooden low table.

The lounge setting sits apart from the bed within the main room. A dark desk and chair stand near the sash window, where floral curtains frame the glass. The generous en-suite bathroom has a modern finish and separate space for getting ready.

Traditional furniture and patterned fabrics give these rooms a gentle country-house feel. Some layouts have pale wall panels, a cornice and several narrow windows. A blue quilt lies beneath a striped headboard. A white dressing table has drawers, a mirror and a stool, with an upholstered chair nearby. Other rooms use green and pink tones, with a dark writing desk and floral fabrics.

Blinds or curtains dress the windows, and lamps stand beside the sleeping area. Another arrangement pairs a green-shaded lamp with a large mirror. Each room has a modern en-suite bathroom.

A floral canopy and green bedspread bring colour to this traditional interior, with pale upholstered chairs nearby. A matching sofa sits beside a wooden low table, while a wardrobe and chest provide storage. Near the window, a desk offers a place for reading or writing in daylight.

Carved lion heads decorate the dark surround beneath a large mirror, and lanterns sit on the hearth. The rich wood contrasts with pale walls and the soft floral fabrics around the room. Tiled walls line the bathroom, which has a glass shower enclosure and a basin with a round mirror. A smaller make-up mirror and heated towel rail complete the fittings.

Wide glass doors open from the lounge onto a timber deck, with views across Loch Linnhe towards the island of Lismore. A glass railing keeps the water and wooded shoreline in sight from the outdoor chairs and loungers. A square table provides a place to eat outside, set beside the lounge rather than the bedroom.

Inside, a grey sectional sofa faces a low round table and a long stone-faced wall. Wood floors and a rug sit beneath the seating, while cabinets and a display shelf add warm tones. A sliding wooden door separates the bedroom, which has a deep plum headboard. The living area also has a pink upholstered chair, adding a soft touch beside the woodwork.

Lilac has an en-suite bathroom and a walk-in closet beside each bedroom. These storage and dressing areas allow guests to get ready in their own space. Smart televisions have mirrored finishes, while Penhaligon's toiletries are supplied in the bathrooms.

A large lounge forms the main shared indoor space, and the conservatory opens directly outside. Bathrobes and slippers are provided for use during the stay. The cottage stands in the former stables, a two-minute walk from the Main House along connecting paths. The spa and leisure centre are also close by.

Green sofas, striped cushions and bird prints give the living room a welcoming feel. Wooden low tables stand beside the seating, and books line the shelves. Glazed doors open into a conservatory with wicker chairs. The dining area lies apart from the bedrooms, providing a shared setting for meals and evenings together. Outside, views reach towards Loch Creran and Ben Cruachan.

Bedrooms occupy two floors and each has an en-suite bathroom with a separate bath and shower. Floral cushions and striped headboards add colour, with bedside lamps and pale drawers close at hand. A covered boot room and drying area serve guests after walks around the island. The detached house has a private garden and terrace linked to its shared indoor spaces.

Rowan's conservatory opens into a private garden, creating a sheltered sitting space at the edge of the grounds. The large lounge is separate from the bedrooms. Each sleeping room has a walk-in closet for clothes and luggage, with an en-suite bathroom close at hand. Smart televisions have mirrored finishes in both bedrooms.

Penhaligon's toiletries are supplied in the bathrooms, and bathrobes and slippers are provided for use around the cottage. The building forms part of the former stables, with paths leading back to the Main House. The spa and leisure centre are nearby, a short walk from the accommodation.