There are amazing views over the sea from Number One Glassard.
Relax and enjoy the view, maybe spotting the seals basking on the rocks or a golden eagle soaring overhead.
The beautiful traditional dining-room has amazing views too, plus an open fire for cosy stays.
Cosy up in this lovely bedroom and take time to sit by the window and watch as the light changes over the day.
The large garden is perfect for children to explore, please be aware the next door neighbours use the drive to access their property.
Number One Glassard looks out over the Isles of Jura and Islay.
Leave your boots ready for a walk along the pretty walkways of Colonsay.
Just look at that view.
There is plenty of interesting and individual artwork for you to admire.
The modern kitchen is well-equipped and has a lovely view of the garden.
Try the local seafood or Black Bee Honey and rustle up some delicious meals.
Relax in the snug and watch a film or two, or indulge in some holiday reading time.
Fancy a game of Scrabble?
The open fire will keep you warm and cosy at any time of year.
The cottage is filled with local china, eclectic artwork and Scottish charm.
Sit awhile and put the world to rights with your feet toasting by the fireside.
Light floods into the first floor landing.
The family bathroom on the ground floor.
The spacious twin bedroom has fantastic views over the sea.
Watch the changing colours of the sky and the sea.
Lots of style and charm in this bedroom.
Lie in bed and look up at the night sky, how many stars can you see.
The lovely double bed awaits you.
A cosy single looks out over the hills at the rear.
View from the garden of Number One Glassard.
From the garden to the sea.
Beautiful Kiloran Bay on the west of Colonsay.
Sunrise over Islay.
Such spectacular views on the way to Colonsay.
Rocky beaches on the west with views over the Atlantic Ocean, next stop Canada!
Lots and lots of sheep roaming freely over the heather and bracken.
Number One Glassard
5826 - NewColonsay | Sleeps 6 + cot
7 Nights from £650
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Perched on the hillside over looking the harbour and Island of Jura, the Colonsay Hotel is a traditional, dog friendly establishment with a cosy bar area, wood burners, conservatory and restaurant.
Nearby beach
Queens Bay is a stunning, secluded white sandy bay which is accessed down a track from the hotel. Take a picnic and enjoy the solitude!
Nearby walk
Centrally located on the Island, Colonsay House Gardens are considered to be home to one of the finest collections of rhododendrons in Scotland, with mature and interesting shrubs, streams and bridges to explore. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays there is also a cafe which serves locally sourced foods.
Nearby town
Situated on the banks of the Firth of Lorn, Oban is a popular west coast town with a good selection of shops and activities including boat trips, heritage and Scotland's oldest distillery.
Also nearby
Ideal for all your holiday essentials, The Island Shop offers a range of fresh fruit and vegetables, fish, meats and general groceries.
Open Tuesday to Saturday during the summer season and by phone call at other times, Colonsay Smokery offers the finest traditional smoked salmon produced on the Island.
Call in for a wide range of artisan Colonsay arts and crafts, including wool products from from Colonsay wool Growers. Take a look at their website for opening times and details of the online shop.
With a myriad of beautiful beaches, stunning vistas and home to the MacPhies (hills with a summit of at least 91m), walking on Colonsay is a delight. Take a look at the Visit Colonsay link for a great selection to choose from.
Home to a variety of exhibitions in the Baptist Church in Kilchattan and entry is free!
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