Welcome To Mill Cottage!
Mill Cottage is a self-catering holiday cottage near Bunessan, on 'the Ross', Mull's most westerly peninsula. O.S. Reference NM385 219 on Landranger map 48.
Mill Cottage is a traditional stone cottage on two floors, it stands in a quiet position off the road into Bunessan in it's own fenced garden with a small burn running through.
Getting Here
The Isle of Mull is reached easily by drive-on ferry from Oban to Craignure. Leaving every two hours in the summer the crossing takes 45 minutes.
The Oban Ferry should be booked well in advance and booking information is available from - Caledonian MacBrayne
After leaving the ferry at Craignure turn left onto the A849, signposted Iona Ferry, and follow the road through Glen More, Pennyghael and on to Bunessan (approx 31 miles).
After passing Bunessan School on the right hand side the road bears to the right and down the hill. Turn right at the foot of the hill across the stone bridge and Mill Cottage is on the right.
A smaller cheaper ferry runs from Lochaline to Fishnish but reservations are not possible.
About Mill Cottage
Mill Cottage, which sleeps six people in 3 bedrooms, is very well furnished and appointed. Upstairs there is a double and a twin-bedded room, both with wash basins. Downstairs is another double-bedded room, a bathroom with WC and an over-bath shower and a second WC... »» Read More
About The Isle Of Mull
Mull is the third largest of the Hebridean Islands. It is roughly 24miles from north to south and 26 from east to west with 300 miles of coastline and about 140 miles of roads varying from good to passable and is separated from the mainland by the Sound of Mull to the northeast and the Firth of Lorne in the southwest. The island's main town, Tobermory, is famed for the cheerful colours of its waterfront buildings and is also the setting of the BBC Childrens TV Series 'Balamory'... »» Read More
