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Bad-Daraich House has been designed to make your self-catering holiday as comfortable and relaxed as possible; it was built in 1860 but has been fully refurbished while keeping many of the original Victorian features, such as the cornices and beautiful tiling at the entrance hall. Antique lovers will appreciate the heavy oak table and dresser in the dining room, which also has fantastic views from the window towards the hills of Morvern, Tobermory Bay and the Sound Of Mull.

The fully equipped country kitchen is complete with dishwasher, microwave, gas hob and electric oven, fridge, cutlery, crockery in fact everything you need for a relaxing holiday. The laundry room contains washer, drier, deep freeze and pulleys.

The spacious drawing room has a multi-fuel stove, which also heats the water. You will find a TV, video and DVD player in this room and there is a separate childrens' lounge with a variety of games. A downstairs cloakroom supplements the main bathroom, which has a bath, shower and “foot-tap” sink.

There are 5 bedrooms in the house with enough beds to sleep up to 14 people and 1 baby.  All linen is provided except towels, which can be included at an extra cost.

Bad-Daraich House is situated in the upper part of Tobermory, next to the golf course, set in 2.5 acres of garden, and its elevated position gives it spectacular views along the sound of Mull and the hills of Morven It is within ten minutes walking distance of Main Street, with its shops, post office, bank, hotels and restaurants and there is ample parking space next to the house. Children can play safely in the garden on the slide and swings; indoors there is the small children's' room on the ground floor. A self catering holiday at Bad-Daraich House will give you the best of both worlds in that if is privately situated in peaceful surroundings, yet it is in the thriving and picturesque fishing village of Tobermory.

Mull is a perfect island with many miles of spectacular coastline, mountains, glens and safe beaches. Activities to suit all tastes are available; from fresh water and sea fishing to pony trekking, bird watching and hill walking. Cameras and binoculars are essential for your holiday on Mull and nature lovers will be able to choose from several wild life expeditions on land and at sea. For those keen golfers, we are a stone's throw from Tobermory Golf Course, one of the most rugged and beautiful in Britain, a challenging nine holes. Walkers will enjoy the renowned lighthouse path, running along below the grounds of Bad-Daraich, with its splendid views of wild and remote Ardnamurchan Point and beautiful Loch Sunart. Really, Mull is a paradise for all lovers of the great out-doors and it can truly be described as an unspoilt area where the air is fresh and sweet with scent of bog myrtle, bracken and heather. Our climate is typically mild from the prevailing west wind which sweeps across Scotland's west coast over the warm Gulf Stream Drift, but sudden rain showers can be a feature of this weather pattern so it is always wise to bring "wellies and waterproofs", especially if a sea trip is anticipated!

The Isle of Mull is easily reached by car ferry from Oban (2'/2 hours from Glasgow) or Lochaline (3'/2 hours from Glasgow) Visitors using the Oban / Craignure ferry are strongly advised to book space with Caledonian MacBrayne on 08705 650 000 or www.calmac.co.uk

Letting is from 4pm on Saturday to 10am on the following Saturday, as this allows time for such a large house to be cleaned for the next booking.

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If this property is booked, or, you wish to look for an alternative go to Eas Brae self catering accommodation for our apartments

Links to: Isle of Mull website  Tobermory Website  Caledonian MacBrayne Ferry

Superb view from the house

Another view of the house

Location from the air

Bad-Daraich from the air

Hallway