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No 64 is a delightful mid-terrace cottage on the unique conservation, car free island of Easdale in the Inner Hebrides of Western Scotland. Formerly one of the Slate Islands that roofed the world , Easdale Island is situated in the Firth of Lorn Marine Area of Special Conservation and is connected to the mainland by a 4 minute pedestrian-only ferry. What a great place to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. No street lights to keep you.

Easdale Island Folk Museum is situated on Easdale Island. Near Oban in Argyll on the west coast of Scotland. The island gained in prominance during the 18th century with the rise of the slate industry after the Earl of Breadalbane set up the Marble and Slate Quarrying Company of Netherlorn to exploit the local Easdale Slate. For genealogy enthusiasts, the Museum has an online facility for anyone wishing to carry out research into their family history while researchers are also on hand.

Our area is famous for the warmth of its hospitality, breathtaking scenery, the wild and rocky indented coastline, ancient castles and standing stones. There is an amazing variety of wildlife, on land as well on and under the sea. We are in the ancient Kingdom of Argyll, on the West Coast of Scotland. We have one bedroom suites, two and three bedroom houses.

A warm friendly welcome, great homemade food and a beautiful location are here for you to discover . The award winning Puffer Bar and Restaurant is situated on the tiny, car free island of Easdale on the West Coast of Scotland. Our ethos is clear and simple. In the Puffer Bar and Restaurant on Easdale Island.