Overview
- Two-bedroom chalet with upper floor accommodation
- Idyllic holiday location close to the banks of Loch Awe
- Decking to the front
- Popular holiday let location
- External decking with hot tub to rear
- Private off-road parking for two vehicles
- EPC C74
Situated in a picturesque rural setting within Lochaweside Forest Park and positioned close to the shores of Loch Awe, Chalet 21B presents a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully maintained and substantial wooden chalet, ideal as a second home or for the holiday rental market.
The property is accessed from the side elevation, with the main entrance opening into a bright and spacious open-plan living area. Positioned at the front of the chalet, this welcoming space offers a harmonious blend of lounge and dining zones, with a log-burning stove providing both
warmth and character.
Full-height windows bathe the room in natural light, while a patio door leads directly onto the front decking, creating a seamless indoor–outdoor flow and offering partial views towards the loch.
At the heart of the home lies the well-appointed kitchen, fitted with attractive bespoke wooden wall and floor units complemented by a solid wood worktop. The layout includes a freestanding electric stove, fridge freezer, and stainless-steel sink with drainer, providing both practicality and rustic charm.
Two ground-floor bedrooms are located to the rear of the chalet, each enjoying pleasant views across the surrounding woodland. The larger bedroom benefits from a built-in wardrobe, offering convenient storage.
A stylish family bathroom is also positioned on the ground floor, featuring a shower cubicle with electric shower and a contemporary two-piece white suite. A practical storage cupboard is also situated within the hallway.
The upper level is accessed via a wooden ladder-style staircase rising from the main living area, leading to an inviting twin-bedded loft space—ideal for additional guests or family members.
Thoughtful design touches and tasteful décor throughout give this chalet a warm, welcoming feel, making it instantly appealing.
An area of decking is located to the rear, offering views across the park where a hot tub offers space to sit and relax. A driveway is located to the front of the property, large enough to accommodate two vehicles.
Outside
An area of decking is located to the rear, offering views across the park where a hot tub offers space to site ad relax. A driveway is located to the front of the property, large enough to accommodate two vehicles.
Services
Specifications for the property include mains electricity, shared private water, private drainage, electric heating, wood burning stove.
Business Opportunity
Rowan cabin operates as a successful holiday let business with excellent occupancy rates. The cabin is easily managed remotely with local contractors for the cleaning, laundry, hot tub maintenance and general day to day support. The current owner has a Short Term Let License which can easily be transferred.
Particulars and Photographs- April 2026
Fixtures and Fittings
Fixtures and Fittings by separate negotiation.
Location
21B Dalavich is situated in Lochaweside Forest Park within the village of Dalavich, a popular community on the banks of Loch Awe, one of Scotland’s largest and most picturesque freshwater lochs. The area is also popular tourist destination with those looking to pursue other outdoor activities.
With its wooded shores and scattered small islands, the area is a popular destination for anglers, hill walkers and holiday makers. Dalavich itself offers a well-stocked General Store which includes a Post Office and an excellent café serving local produce and delicacies, whilst the extremely active, community-run village hall also offers a Restaurant and Bar.
The vibrant seaside town of Oban is located around 27 miles to the North West, with Lochgilphead, the administrative centre of Argyll and Bute, just 21 miles to the South. Oban has a wide range of shopping, recreational facilities, banks and professional services plus the Lorn & Islands Hospital.
Oban is an expanding port with an attractive sea front and a busy harbour from where ferries serve the Inner and Outer Hebrides. Lochgilphead also offers a variety of amenities such as library, sports centre and shops, and is home to both primary and secondary schools. Campbeltown is located a little further down the Kintyre peninsula and offers an extensive range of services and is famous for its whisky and fishing.
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