Crossaig Farm House
Crossaig, Skipness by Tarbert
At a Glance
Sleeps 10
Wi-Fi
Wood Burner
Sea/Loch View
Parking
Garden/Patio
Washing Machine
Dishwasher
The Property
NEWLY FOR AUTUMN 2024 - Crossaig Farm House is a beautiful traditional country house, set on the east side of the Kintyre Peninsula, West Coast Scotland, with magical sea views looking out over the Kilbrannan Sound to Arran. A wonderful base to explore Argyll and the Isles or to just relax, unwind and enjoy this stunning setting.
This lovingly restored five bedroom farm house combines modern stylish living with country charm for up to ten guests. Here you’ll find a memorable place to celebrate your special occasion or enjoy time with family and friends.
Interiors
Beautifully appointed the interiors offer a perfect balance between contemporary style and traditional country comforts, filled with local Scottish artwork.
The ground floor features a variety of living rooms and spaces to enjoy. With two spacious sea facing sitting rooms, filled with colour and stylish interiors. For the quieter afternoons or cosy nights in both of the sitting rooms feature wood burning log fires. Starter basket of logs kindler and firelighters, seasonal only from September to June. (Please request for July - August).
Featuring an open plan kitchen and dining table for breakfasts or get-togethers throughout the day. This fully equipped kitchen features all your modern appliances to make cooking a joy. The adjoining dining and living area with panoramic window views makes for easy entertaining for up to ten guests.
At the rear entrance door there is a utility room for muddy boots and coats.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
Featuring a double bedroom on the ground floor with a shared family bathroom with walk-in shower. Perfect for anyone with accessibility issues.
Upstairs feature four beautifully appointed bedrooms - three spacious king-size bedrooms and a twin bedroom, all with quality furnishings and bed linen. A travel cot, high chair and stair gate are available. Please request at time of booking.
The upstairs family bathroom has a bath with overhead shower. There is a second bathroom located on this floor with a walk-in shower.
Featuring a double bedroom on the ground floor with a shared family bathroom with walk-in shower. Perfect for anyone with accessibility issues.
Upstairs feature four beautifully appointed bedrooms - three spacious king-size bedrooms and a twin bedroom, all with quality furnishings and bed linen. A travel cot, high chair and stair gate are available. Please request at time of booking.
The upstairs family bathroom has a bath with overhead shower. There is a second bathroom located on this floor with a walk-in shower.
Outside
Outdoors guests have access to a spacious private woodland garden with outdoor furniture and a soft cover summerhouse. Enjoy relaxed afternoons soaking up the ever-changing vistas. Plenty of space for children to play.
Outdoors guests have access to a spacious private woodland garden with outdoor furniture and a soft cover summerhouse. Enjoy relaxed afternoons soaking up the ever-changing vistas. Plenty of space for children to play.
Just a short walk away is the private beach area and surrounding paths to explore while you can enjoy spectacular views across Kilbrannan Sound to Arran. The woodlands is a haven for wildlife, so look out for deer, red and black grouse and many birds of prey.
The property is next to the owners privately owned working farm and country estate.
14 miles from Tarbert. 4.5 miles from Skipness.
The sheltered east coast of Kintyre, has fabulous views over to Arran. Places of interest include the heritage centre, the tannery which produces a range of sheepskin products and the 12th century Saddell Abbey in the quaint fishing village of Carradale and the extensive ruins of the 13th century Skipness Castle near the village of Skipness.
Explore
Crossaig Farm House sits on the east coast of Kintyre peninsula, 14 miles south of the idyllic village of Tarbert where you will discover an array of cafés, bars and local art galleries.
Crossaig Farm House sits on the east coast of Kintyre peninsula, 14 miles south of the idyllic village of Tarbert where you will discover an array of cafés, bars and local art galleries.
From the Tarbert harbour you can catch one of the regular car ferry crossings to Portavadie and explore the Cowal Peninsula. The beautiful islands of Arran, Islay, Gigha and Jura are easily accessible from nearby ferry ports. Head south for the Mull of Kintyre with white sandy beaches and magnificent golf courses, or north to Kilmartin Glen steeped in history and archaeological sites. The Campbeltown Distilleries, and Inveraray Jail and Castle also make for great days out. It's also an easy day trip to Oban, one of the seafood capitals of Scotland.
Car Parking: Private car parking for up to 4 cars. EV Charging is located in Tarbert 14 miles away from Crossaig.
Dog Policy: Sorry no pets allowed.
Rules: Strictly no events, hen or stag parties. No smoking or vaping inside property. No candles inside please.
Access: The property has an interior staircase to the upper bedrooms. Stairgate available.
Car Parking: Private car parking for up to 4 cars. EV Charging is located in Tarbert 14 miles away from Crossaig.
Dog Policy: Sorry no pets allowed.
Rules: Strictly no events, hen or stag parties. No smoking or vaping inside property. No candles inside please.
Access: The property has an interior staircase to the upper bedrooms. Stairgate available.
A travel cot, high chair and stair gate are available. Please request at time of booking.
Wood burner fires: Starter basket of logs kindling and firelighters included seasonal only from September - June only. Please request if you would like the starter pack left from July to August.
Safety Features: Smoke alarm, Fire extinguisher, Fire blanket.
Cleanliness & Disinfecting: Use of cleaning chemicals that are effective against Covid, Linens, towels and laundry washed in accordance with local authority guidelines, Guest accommodation is disinfected between stays.
Safety Features: Smoke alarm, Fire extinguisher, Fire blanket.
Cleanliness & Disinfecting: Use of cleaning chemicals that are effective against Covid, Linens, towels and laundry washed in accordance with local authority guidelines, Guest accommodation is disinfected between stays.
Licence Number: AR01125F
EPC: E
Features
Coastal sea views
Rural location & private beach
Spacious enclosed garden with summer house
Main living room, wood burning fire, Smart 50" - Freeview, Netflex, Amazon, BBC iPlayer
Second living room, wood burning fire, Freeview 46" TV
Starter basket of logs kindling and firelighters - seasonal September to May.
Open plan kitchen, dining table
Conservatory, lounges and formal dining table
Central heating, oil
Induction 4 ring hob
Double oven/grill
American fridge and freezer
Dishwasher, microwave, toaster, kettle
Coffee machine, (magnifica cappuccino delonghi bean to cup)
Cooking essentials
Washing machine, clothes horse and pulley
Washing liquid, cloths & tea towels
Iron and ironing board
Bed linen & towels included
Hairdryer
Highchair & travel cot - please request
Stairgate available - please request
Selecton of games & books
Dining table seating 10
14 miles from Tarbert.
4.5 miles from Skipness.
Housekeeping security deposit £200 pre-authorised
Crossaig Farm House
Crossaig by Tarbert
Skipness Tarbert
Argyll PA29 6YQ
Directions and full address to be advised in Key & Arrival Instructions after final balance is paid.
CROSSAIG
Crossaig ia an area of great natural scenic beauty on the eastern side of the Kintyre peninsula with superb views eastward over the Kilbrannan Sound to the Isle of Arran and north to the Isle of Bute and the distant Ayrshire coastline. The property lies on the single track B842 which runs from the village of Skipness, 7 miles to the north, all the way to Southend on the Mull of Kintyre. This scenic single track road takes you to Carradale, and Campbeltown.
Approximately 4 miles north of Crossaig, the B8001 runs westward from its junction with the B842 at Claonaig, where the ferry crosses to the Isle of Arran. At it's western end the B8001 connects to the A83 at Kennacraig, the terminal for the ferries to Islay, Jura and Colonsay. This also takes you to Tarbert.
Kilbrannan Sound (Scottish Gaelic: An Caolas Branndanach) is a marine water body in the west of Scotland. It separates the Kintyre Peninsula from the island of Arran. Kilbrannan Sound is the western arm of the lower Firth of Clyde.
TARBERT
Tarbert on Loch Fyne is a picturesque fishing village known as the gateway to the beautiful peninsula of Kintyre. Backed by rugged hills and fronting on to an attractive natural harbour. It is built around East Loch Tarbert, an inlet of Loch Fyne, and extends over the isthmus which links the peninsula of Kintyre to Knapdale and West Loch Tarbert.
Excellent House in beautiful countryside
4.8/5 Upfront Reviews - July 2025
We (2 families) stayed a week in this really nice and cozy accomodation. We found everything we needed, the kitchen was really well equipped, the 3 bathroomes were new and very nice. The furnishings of the rooms are really great, we really felt at home in this house.
The surrounding is exceptional and nice quite and every day we enjoyed the view to the ocean.
There was a small problem with the shower at the start, but the caretaker took immediately care of it.
We would come back any Time.
5 Star AirBnB Review - June 2025
Great house in great location. Communication was quick and clear. Perfect house for a family/friends gathering. Plenty of space and lovely views. Lots to do in the area.
Beautiful location and wonderful home
4.8/5 Upfront Reviews - May 2025
Our stay at Crossaig Farm house was delightful. It’s in the perfect location for so many little drives or cycles that take you to the most glorious beaches. The house itself was beautifully decorated and very spacious with plenty of room for our family. We stayed at the perfect time as we got to see all of the new lambs on the surrounding fields. The view from the property down the open fields and then out onto the water is stunning and so peaceful. Lynne has the place in lovely condition and could not have been more helpful. Thank you so much.
5 Star AirBnB Review - January 2025
Crossaig Farm House is on the east side of the peninsula, looking out to Arran. It’s very much the quieter side of the way down to Campbelltown, and the road is single track. Communication with the host was fast and responsive, and when we had an issue it was dealt with promptly. The 7 adults and 2 children found we had lots of space and good places to eat and hang out together.
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