This Award winning* Tree House is an unique octagonal eco building, with an additional octagonal timber clad extension which was constructed in Summer 2021. Luxurious and bespoke, the property is tucked away in an 18th Century Orchard overlooking a woodland burn, with an oak tree in its centre! The Tree House is designed to be contemporary and green to its surrounding environment. On the outside it has natural lime rendered walls and timber cladding, traditional locally sourced slate roof and arched windows to complement the surrounding historic buildings. When you first step inside you will be drawn to its spacious and light design within the octagonal shape of the building. Inside the original build, the open-planned living space encompasses a kitchen, sitting area and dining table, with a separate double bedroom and bathroom. A spiral staircase hugs the oak tree allowing access to a mezzanine gallery, offering a great spot to chill. A wood burner sits in the heart of this open planned living space, and creates a warm cosy retreat guests can look forward to after exploring the wild west coast.

The Property is located in the extensive and beautiful gardens of an historic country house – Kinlochlaich. It is situated on the south facing slopes of the Appin hills, in the county of Argyll. Set in an idyllic location near the sea, with views of the mountains, this property is perfectly positioned half-way between the towns of Oban and Fort William.