Hillside Loch Lomond overlooks Drymen Village Square in the heart of Drymen, one of the most attractive villages in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. The house sits above the village bakery and opposite the village green, placing guests at the centre of village life.
The shores of Loch Lomond at Balmaha can be reached in approximately 10 minutes by car. From there you can enjoy beaches, boat trips, woodland walks, Conic Hill and stunning views across the loch.
Hillside offers four bedrooms and spacious living accommodation suitable for families, groups of friends and multi-generational gatherings. Please contact us for details of maximum occupancy and sleeping arrangements.
Yes. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
Yes. Hillside benefits from central heating throughout the house, making it comfortable in every season.
Yes. One of the advantages of staying at Hillside is that restaurants, cafés, pubs and local shops are all within easy walking distance.
Yes. Drymen is well connected by local bus services and many walks, shops, restaurants and attractions can be reached directly from the front door.

Frequently Asked Questions

Planning a stay at Hillside Loch Lomond? Below you’ll find answers to the questions we’re asked most often about the house.

Absolutely. Hillside is particularly well-suited to bringing people together. The spacious kitchen, conservatory, lounge, garden and dining areas provide plenty of room for families and friends to relax, celebrate and enjoy quality time together.
Many holiday rentals provide accommodation. Hillside provides a home. Guests enjoy spacious living areas, traditional character, village-centre convenience and the opportunity to become part of everyday life in one of Scotland’s most welcoming communities.
Yes. Private parking is available for up to two vehicles.
Yes. Bed linen and towels are provided for guests.
Yes. The property includes a garden and patio area, as well as a bright conservatory overlooking the garden.
Guests can enjoy breakfast and coffee from the bakery located directly below the property. The famous Clachan Inn, Scotland’s oldest licensed pub, sits opposite the house, while several other cafés, restaurants and pubs are located within the village.
Drymen has a particularly welcoming atmosphere during the festive season. The village square becomes the centre of Christmas celebrations, with lights, decorations and community events creating a memorable setting for a winter break.