Old Fisherman's Cottage — Self Catering on the Isle of Bute

Old Fisherman's Cottage offers self-catering accommodation in a property full of coastal character. It is a good choice for visitors who want a home-from-home base on the Isle of Bute, with the flexibility of a cottage and easy access to Rothesay and the island's coastline.

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Where it is

The cottage is on the Isle of Bute, close to Rothesay and the coast. Rothesay's ferry pier, shops, restaurants and seafront are within easy reach, while the island's beaches, walking routes and villages are a short drive or bus ride away.

A car is useful for exploring the wider island, but you can also get around by bus and bike. The Wemyss Bay ferry connects Rothesay to the mainland rail network, making a car-free stay practical.

Area: Near Rothesay
Type: Self-catering cottage
Character: Traditional coastal
Good for: Flexible island breaks

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What to expect

Expect a cottage with genuine coastal character rather than a modern hotel experience. Self-catering gives you the freedom to cook your own meals, come and go as you please, and settle in for longer stays.

It suits couples or small families who want a quiet base, like the idea of a traditional property, and plan to explore the island during the day. Book early for summer and festival weekends.

Pale sand and turquoise water on Bute's west coast

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What's nearby

Rothesay's harbour, castle, Winter Gardens and cafés are close by. Further afield you have Ettrick Bay, Mount Stuart, Kilchattan Bay, the West Island Way and the island's west-coast beaches. See our guide to Bute's best beaches and coastal walks.

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A characterful fisherman's cottage for a traditional Bute stay.

Where it is

What to expect

What's nearby