Location

The cottages are located on Easdale Island which is the smallest permanently inhabited Inner Hebridean island off the west coast of Scotland. Situated in the Firth of Lorn, fifteen miles south of Oban, the island lies 200 metres from the Isle of Seil. The island is half a mile long and a quarter mile wide, has no roads or vehicles and is served by a small, local authority passenger ferry which runs extensively in the summer with a slightly reduced service in the winter.

Historically, Easdale was an important centre for slate quarrying and now boasts a newly renovated community hall, an award winning museum, a successful marine eco-tourism business and a young, pro-active, full-time community. The island has a charitable trust which undertakes regenerative projects e.g. hall renovation and the restoration of the historic harbour. The positive and thriving population of full-time residents and second home owners have worked together to make Easdale a vibrant, successful and sustainable community.
 

The cottages are 100m from the ferry slipway and are on the periphery of the existing village.

(1) New Cottages

(2) Ferry Waiting Room

(3) Easdale Island Community Hall

(4) The Puffer Bar and Restaurant