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Aros Beag

The owners of Aros Beag (little dwelling) have spent the last few years rebuilding this former Stable and Coach House (which was built in 1873 and was originally used for the Manse and church of the Parish of St Fillan) into the perfect retreat for couples. They have tried to think of everything that you would expect of a wee cottage in the middle of the mountains.

The stables were at one time laid out with 6 stalls which has given more than adequate space for the new accommodation. The coach house now provides the space for the double bedroom, with coombed ceilings and a low slung window this room is beautiful. Aros Beag is ideally positioned right next to the River Fillan and has its own drive and car parking.

Visit Argyll and its forest park, the jail at Inveraray, or you could go east and visit Pitlochry with its famous salmon ladder or the whisky distilleries at Crieff or Aberfeldy or the wonderful castle at Blair Atholl – just a few suggestions; we can give you many, many more.

The West Highland Way runs through Tyndrum a long distance walk from Milngavie, just north of Glasgow to Fort William. The area is a Mecca for hill walkers and if you want to bag a Munro then you have plenty to choose from here, within a radius of 15 miles you have at least 30 Munros.

Within an hours drive of Aros Beag there are many places to visit - you can travel through Glencoe with it’s awe inspiring mountains and the wild Rannoch Moor, the Trossachs and Loch Katrine, Aberfeldy and Glen Lyon, Oban and the West Coast, Black Mount and Victoria Bridge, Glen Orchy, Loch Awe and Ben Cruachan the list goes on.

Visit Argyll and its forest park, the jail at Inveraray, or you could go east and visit Pitlochry with its famous salmon ladder or the whisky distilleries at Crieff or Aberfeldy or the wonderful castle at Blair Atholl – just a few suggestions; we can give you many, many more.