Jack Strawbale House

MORVERN, ARGYLL AND BUTE, SCOTLAND

✨ A bit special | 🌿 Nature-focused | 🥾 Great for walking | 👶 Great with toddlers | 🧒 Great for older kids | 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Great for multi-generational trips | ♿ Wheelchair accessible | 🌊 Sea views | 🏕️ Outdoorsy | 🏡 Characterful

A spectacular accessible Highland retreat with views overlooking Loch Sunart, a private hot tub and clever Scandinavian design.


Spectacular south-facing views from the property's balconies

At a Glance

Best for families: Cot | Highchair | Stairgate | Baths | Wet room | Wheelchair accessible | Wheelchair lift | Private hot tub | On-site parking | Sea views

Walkable in 20 minutes:
Countryside: Rural walks from the property
Shops, pub & restaurant: Around 1½ miles away

Accommodation: Luxury two-bedroom lodge sleeping up to 4, with two spacious ensuite bedrooms and flexible twin or super king sleeping arrangements.

Location: Peacefully positioned overlooking Loch Sunart and the Morvern Hills, with spectacular south-facing views from the property's balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Best for families: An exceptional choice for families needing accessible accommodation, with level access, a wheelchair lift, accessible facilities and thoughtful design throughout.

 

Accommodation Types

Jack Strawbale House from around £900 per week

Best for families: Up to 4 guests | 2 bedrooms | 2 ensuite bathrooms | Flexible twin/super king bedroom | Accessible wet room | Wheelchair lift | Hoist | Low kitchen worktop | Private hot tub | Decking | On-site parking

Jack Strawbale House is a beautifully designed Scandinavian-inspired lodge built around its spectacular Highland setting. Floor-to-ceiling south-facing windows and expansive balconies make the most of the views, while the spacious open-plan first floor provides a wonderful area for families to cook, eat and relax together.

There are two ensuite bedrooms. The lower-ground bedroom has zip-and-link twin beds and an accessible ensuite with walk-in shower, toilet and hoist. The ground-floor master bedroom has a super king-size bed, patio doors to the decking and a wet-room ensuite with bath and walk-in shower.

Family-friendly features: This is an exceptionally inclusive property, with wheelchair access throughout, level access, a wheelchair lift between floors, grab rails, an accessible wet room, hoist and a specially designed low kitchen worktop. A travel cot, highchair and stairgate are available on request. The second bedroom can also be arranged as twin beds, making it flexible for families.

Dogs: No pets are permitted.

Good to know: House can also be booked with Jill Strawbale House to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Explore the Area

  • Loch Sunart: Enjoy the beautiful sea loch directly from the lodge, with opportunities for wildlife spotting, walking and simply soaking up the views.

  • Morvern Hills: Head out into the surrounding hills for spectacular Highland scenery and peaceful walks away from the crowds.

  • Family adventures: Explore the west coast with boat trips, wildlife spotting, beaches and outdoor activities all within reach.

  • Stargazing: The remote setting and clear Highland skies make the balcony and outdoor seating a wonderful spot for watching the stars. There is even a telescope inside for spotting wildlife and studying the night sky.

  • Explore further: Use the lodge as a base for discovering Fort William, Glencoe and the wider west coast, with some of Scotland's most spectacular landscapes within reach.

 

Getting There

Nearest Airport: Glasgow Airport: Around 2 hours by car and ferry

Nearest Ferry: Corran Ferry: Around 25 minutes by car

Nearest Train Station: Fort William: Around 1 hour 15 minutes by car and ferry

Nearest Town: Strontian: Around 10 minutes by car

Nearest Larger Town: Fort William: Around 1 hour 15 minutes by car and ferry

 

TLAC Verdict

We love Jack Strawbale House because it combines spectacular Highland scenery with genuinely thoughtful accessible design. The private hot tub, huge views and beautifully considered interiors make it feel incredibly special, while the wheelchair lift and accessible facilities mean more families can enjoy this kind of remote Scottish escape together.

 

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Tasha @TashaLeaRussell

Hi, I’m Tasha Lea Russell, mum of two little explorers based in Essex and editor of The Little Adventure Club. I share family-friendly days out, UK breaks and European adventures with practical tips, honest reviews and easy itineraries you can actually use. Follow along for realistic, outdoorsy family travel inspiration at @tashalearussell.

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