ISLE OF COLL PROPERTY TO LET, LONG OR SHORT TERM
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DUE TO WORK CONTRACT OVERSEAS - Available October 2008
Annie's Croft will be available for a short or long term let from October 2008. This is not a "Winter Let" where tenants will be asked to move out in March/April.
Following a satisfactory 6 months shorthold tenancy, the let may be extended to suit both parties.
Annie's Croft can be let fully furnished if required with carpets, curtains and light fittings.
One dog will be permitted, but sorry the house is non smoking only.
Annie's Croft is a spacious, family home, close to the school and all amenities.
Please email us on anniescroft@aol.com
When we walk in Feall's of Gold, - Path to Feall Bay, Isle of Coll, August 2008
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If anyone is thinking about visiting Coll, and it is their first visit to the Island, essential viewing is the website... www.visitcoll.co.uk
This site has everything !! News, weather, accommodation, what to do, where to eat, timetables for ferry and plane. Plus, some superb, very impressive images of the island.
Just click the LINK below:-
Visit Coll, Isle of Coll, Scotland
THIS IS FEBRUARY 2008 !!!!
Isle of Coll, Inner Hebrides, Argyll, Scotland
Coll is a small but very beautiful Hebridean Island off the West Coast of Scotland
Failte,
a warm welcome
to my personal website and to the timeless and beautiful inner Hebridean Island of Coll.
With beautiful, spotless beaches, clean air and ever-changing colours and views, amazing wildlife and stunning sunsets, Coll leaves you forever captivated and spellbound.
Coll is a small inner Hebridean Island, approximately 13 miles long and 3 miles wide.
It is a thriving island, with a growing population of around 200 people. Every year this very special and unique island welcomes visitors from all over the world.
Most visitors arrive on the Caledonian Macbrayne Ferry which leaves Oban every day during the summer, reducing to 4 days, then 3 over the winter period.
The journey time is about 3 hours depending on which Boat is used. The Clansman being the bigger of the two, the smaller boat is Lord of the Isles.
Sailing through the Sound of Mull, past the colourful houses in Tobermory, passengers enjoy some stunning scenery and may even catch a glimpse of a Minke whale, basking shark or dolphin.
As The Calmac ferry approaches Coll the beautiful beaches are hidden from sight by a craggy outcrop of rocks. But in a short while delight upon delight will unfold before your eyes.
Coll has much to offer the visitor in search of peace, tranquillity and an escape from the stresses of everyday life.
The island is renowned the world over for its friendly, helpful people, community spirit, award winning restaurant, rare flora and fauna, wildlife and especially the beautiful beaches.
Sailors, divers, and fishermen adore Coll. The turquoise waters around the island are crystal clear and slightly warmed due to the Gulf Stream.
Yachts are moored in the Bay with sailors coming ashore to dine at the award winning Coll Hotel. Highly recommended by all who eat there.
Fishing - There’s some grand fish to be caught: Pollack, coal fish, mackeral and saithe.
Children enjoy the freedom which Coll offers and a favourite past time is collecting cockles and mussels from the bay at low tide. There are also rock pools where children can go shrimping and will play for many a happy hour with a fishing net.
Come with me, and let me take you on a journey around Coll. But beware, like others before you, including myself, you will be captivated and beguiled, compelling you to return, year after year to this beautiful island.
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