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Knockderry House
Cove, Scotland, United Kingdom · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Fifteen rooms fill Knockderry House, an 1846 loch house in Cove: William Leiper Arts and Crafts wings on a mid-century villa for David Anderson, candle-snuffer towers over Loch Long, a Cowal country house. You sleep toward the Arrochar Alps, then walk Shore Road.
- 15 rooms
- Opened 1966
- Architect: William Leiper
About Knockderry House
- Fifteen individually designed rooms, all double occupancy, at Shore Road, Cove. Built 1846 as a summer house for David Anderson and Anne Blyth. Guest house from 1966. Current owners from 2023.
- Category B listed. Late-19th-century Arts and Crafts work by William Leiper: helm-roofed tower, half-timbering, gun-loop stair turret. Library Suite looks north and south over Loch Long. Five dog-friendly rooms.
History
Knockderry House is a fifteen-room 1846 loch house at Cove, a William Leiper Arts and Crafts villa on Loch Long, a guest house since 1966.
The setting
Shore Road, Cove, Argyll and Bute, Loch Long.
Amenities
- Exclusive use wedding packages
- Bespoke wedding planning and advice on wedding day and weekend
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