
Every one of these is somewhere we would book ourselves: off-grid cabins on a private stretch of Loch Fyne, a bothy in the oak woods above Loch Nell, glass houses above Loch Laich, a cabin on Loch Goil and a Baronial house in the woods above Oban. Choose a kind of place to start, or swipe through them all.
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Find your stay →A Victorian villa for up to 22 on the hill above Oban, with an outdoor spa bath looking over the bay to Kerrera. Sleeps 22, in Argyll and Bute.
Free dates18 – 22 Oct29 Oct – 7 Nov14 Nov – 20 Dec4 Jan – 5 Feb
Book The Drury


The Drury is a Victorian villa of grey granite and sandstone on Dalriach Road, high on the hill above Oban, looking over the town's roofs to the bay, Kerrera and the hills of Mull. Its name comes from dreurie, an old French word the owners say means love and friendship, and the house is made for gathering: eleven bedrooms for up to 22, seven and a half bathrooms and a dining room that seats 24.
Free dates18 – 22 Oct29 Oct – 7 Nov14 Nov – 20 Dec4 Jan – 5 FebSee The DruryThe weekend of 4 December. Every other weekend before Christmas is booked. Sleeps two, in Argyll and Bute.
Free dates4 – 6 Dec
Book Kabn


Stormhouse South is an architect-designed house for two at Portnacroish in Appin, tucked into the trees above Loch Laich with a direct view across to Castle Stalker. It's cedar-clad on the sides and glass across the front, and set so that nobody overlooks you. Inside, the polished concrete floors are heated, there's a log burner, and the Next125 German island kitchen has wooden doors, a gas hob and a Siemens coffee machine.
Free dates31 Jan – 10 Feb17 – 23 Feb4 Mar – 7 Apr16 – 21 MaySee Stormhouse South