Kintaline House is a whole-house self-catering holiday let on a smallholding near Oban, Argyll, on Scotland's west coast, with 24 acres of pasture, young trees and hedgerows around it. It sleeps up to six adults across three bedrooms, one a double with en suite on the ground floor and two more upstairs, one a superking or twin sharing a bathroom. The kitchen is fully equipped, and the house has a double-height open-plan living and dining space, a conservatory, and an upstairs study gallery, with a woodburning stove, fibre wifi and a smart TV.
The house is child-free and does not take pets. The grounds include an extensive lawn and a cottage garden, and the surrounding land is managed for wildlife rather than farmed intensively, with rescue animals having lived there in past years.
The property's own website carries a rainbow flag badge among its accreditation logos, alongside Green Tourism and VisitScotland-style certification marks.
