Bayvoayach is a charming period stone villa most beautifully situated in a small village and looking out over Machrihanish Bay with sunsets, seabirds, seals and, on occasion, otters to be seen. The first tee of the Machrihanish championship golf links course is nearby. Within the village there is a pub/restaurant. There are many superb walks in the neighbourhood. One is along the sandy beach to West Port; in the other direction lies the Gauldrens, a dramatic mixture of wild seas, golden sands and cliffs where sometimes feral goats are to be seen..

The nearby town of Campbeltown offers sailing trips, tourist information, supermarkets, shopping, hotels, restaurants etc. Activities include golf, fishing, sea angling, pony trekking and day trips to the islands of Gigha and Arran. On Gigha are the well known Achamore Gardens where the gulph stream enables a large number of delicate, semi-tropical plants to flourish. The island of Davaar, famous for it's cave painting of Christ is at the mouth of Campbeltown loch and can be visited on foot at low tide.

The house comprises a hall, large sitting room with sea views, TV/Video, books and children's games. There is a dining room, glazed front and back porches, WC, kitchen with electric oven, microwave, fridge/ freezer, washing machine and tumble drier. Upstairs are a double, a twin and a single bedroom and a bathroom with basin, toilet and bath. Downstairs is a study which can also serve as a fourth single bedroom.

A cot, a highchair and a card table can be provided on request.

The pretty garden, which includes a drying green, surrounds the house on three sides and provides private areas and a place to sit and gaze out over the ever changing sea.

A driveway leads to the back of the house where you may park.