JACK STRAWBALE HOUSE
MORVERN, ARGYLL AND BUTE, SCOTLAND
HIGHLAND RETREAT
HOT TUB
SLEEPS 4
WHY WE LOVE IT
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.
TAKE A PEEK INSIDE
ACCOMODATIONS
2 bedrooms | Sleeps 4 | 2 ensuite bathrooms
MASTER BEDROOM
Super king-size bed with patio doors onto the decking and an accessible wet-room ensuite with bath and walk-in shower.
TWIN BEDROOM
Zip-and-link twin beds, which can be arranged as a super king, with an accessible ensuite featuring a walk-in shower, toilet and hoist.
Family facilities: Travel cot | Highchair | Stairgate | Wheelchair lift | Hoist | Accessible wet room | Low kitchen worktop
Accessibility: Level access throughout, wheelchair access and specially designed facilities make the lodge suitable for families with a range of accessibility needs.!
WHERE TO FIND US
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Strontian: Around 10 minutes by car
Fort William: Around 1 hour 15 minutes by car and ferry -
Corran Ferry: Around 25 minutes by car
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Fort William: Around 1 hour 15 minutes by car and ferry
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Glasgow Airport: Around 2 hours by car and ferry
EXPLORE THE AREA
BEACH ADVENTURES
Discover the sandy beaches and secluded coves around the Morvern peninsula, perfect for paddling, rock pooling and beachcombing on warmer days.
STARGAZING
Head onto the balcony after dark for some seriously impressive Highland stargazing. The remote location means wonderfully dark skies, and there's even a telescope inside for spotting wildlife and exploring the night sky.
WILDLIFE BOAT TRIPS
Take a boat trip from the west coast to spot seals, dolphins, seabirds and other Highland wildlife from the water.
We hear it all the time: 'You can't travel there during school holidays with kids.' But if our family has learned anything, it’s that there is no limit. Our kids take every journey in their stride - they are often way more resilient on the road than they are at home, and to them, it’s all one big adventure. Written by