
Coelard The Barn is a converted stone barn in Appin, Argyll, on Scotland's west coast. Original features include exposed timber beams and thick stone walls that tell the story of its agricultural past. The open-plan living space features a wood-burning stove and traditional barn doors.
The barn sits in rural Argyll with views across open countryside towards Loch Linnhe. Mountains rise in the distance. You're surrounded by working farmland and ancient woodland.
Inside you'll find two bedrooms sleeping four guests, plus one bathroom. The kitchen opens into the living area beneath a high vaulted ceiling. Large windows frame the Highland landscape.
Castle Stalker stands 3 miles away (8 minutes). Oban harbour is 18 miles north (30 minutes).
Coelard The Barn is a converted stone barn in Appin, Argyll, on Scotland's west coast. Original features include exposed timber beams and thick stone walls that tell the story of its agricultural past. The open-plan living space features a wood-burning stove and traditional barn doors.
The barn sits in rural Argyll with views across open countryside towards Loch Linnhe. Mountains rise in the distance. You're surrounded by working farmland and ancient woodland.
Inside you'll find two bedrooms sleeping four guests, plus one bathroom. The kitchen opens into the living area beneath a high vaulted ceiling. Large windows frame the Highland landscape.
Castle Stalker stands 3 miles away (8 minutes). Oban harbour is 18 miles north (30 minutes). Walk the coastal path at Port Appin (2 miles, 5 minutes). Glen Coe's dramatic peaks are 20 miles south (35 minutes).
Coelard The Barn suits couples and small families wanting genuine Highland countryside with mountain and sea access. Book for the authentic barn character and wild Scottish setting.
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Thick stone walls and exposed beams create authentic barn character throughout the living spaces and bedrooms.
The traditional stove heats the open-plan space and adds atmosphere on cold Highland evenings.
Windows frame views across Argyll countryside towards Loch Linnhe with mountains rising beyond the fields.
The high ceiling in the main living area emphasises the barn's original agricultural structure and scale.
Set among working farmland and woodland with immediate access to coastal paths and mountain walks.
Just 18 miles from Oban's harbour, seafood restaurants and ferry terminals to the islands.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Coelard The Barn by car, follow the A828 north from Oban or south from Fort William through Appin. The barn is accessible via local roads off the main route with off-road parking available on arrival.
The nearest railway station is Oban, 18 miles north of the barn. From there you'll need to arrange a taxi or hire a car for the scenic journey south through Argyll to Appin.
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Postcode: PA38 4DE
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Postcode: PA38 4DF
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