At Tyndrum, and then at Crianlarich, turn south towards Loch Lomond and its 'Bonny Banks'. On the line of the 350 million year old Highland Boundary Fault, Helensburgh is technically in the Lowlands although just a short distance away are the much older rocks of the Highlands. Hill House, designed by the renowned Glasgow architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh and built in 1902-3, is open to the public. More of Mackintosh's work can be seen in Glasgow itself - the Willow Tearooms on Sauchiehall Street and the Art School on Garnet Hill for example. Within easy reach of Arduaine Gardens and the Atlantic Bridge.
Many guests return year after year to enjoy our comfortable home and warm Scottish hospitality.
Ample safe parking. Pounds Sterling Tastefully appointed Georgian-style home set in pleasant gardens. Beautiful situation by the sea, with breath-taking panoramic views of the islands. 1 single and 1 standard double available together for party of three sharing private bathroom. Quality bed and breakfast accommodation.