Roost
A dreamy forest hideaway near Oban with a giant bath, cinema screen and superb access to the marvellous surrounding scenery.
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Highlights
- A dreamy woodland loft where natural materials, handcrafted design and soft forest light create a deeply relaxing escape.
- Drift off in the king size bed wrapped in a bespoke tweed headboard that feels like sleeping inside a cushioned woodland nest.
- Sink into the full-length bath under a skylight, watching the shifting sky as you soak in total peace.
- Curl up by the woodburner on stormy evenings and enjoy a private cinema night with the pull-down screen and cosy glow around you.
- Spend slow mornings with music on the turntable, sunlight filtering through the rafters and nothing but birdsong outside.
- Forest wildlife surrounds you, with deer, red squirrels and nesting barn owls all part of Roost’s quiet, magical atmosphere.
- Wander 20 minutes into Oban for seafood, harbour views and ferries to the Hebrides before returning to your hidden retreat among the trees.
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You should know
- Roost sits above the old stable and is accessed via external stairs.
- The setting is wonderfully peaceful, with occasional visits from wildlife.
- You’re welcome to arrive by train and taxi – a car isn’t essential here.
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The details
Tucked high among the trees in a private little forest just outside Oban, Roost is a beautifully reimagined 1600’s hayloft that feels both wildly secluded and wonderfully luxurious. Sunlight pours through skylights even on stormy days, warming the natural materials and handcrafted details that fill this one-of-a-kind retreat. From the deep stone resin bath set beneath the stars to the soft glow of the woodburner and the vintage vinyl spinning beside it, Roost is designed for deep rest, slow mornings and long, cosy evenings in the treetops.
The entire top floor of a historic stone stable, this atmospheric 80sqm loft has been lovingly crafted using oak, tweed and raw textures that echo its woodland surroundings. An open-plan layout creates an easy flow between the kitchen, living space and bedroom, where a king size bed is wrapped in a bespoke extended headboard of soft tweed, giving the room the feeling of a cushioned bower. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, while the striking full-length bath sits under a skylight with gauzy muslin curtains for privacy. It’s the perfect spot to soak while listening to the rain in the trees or the call of the owls who nest above in the ancient roost box on the roof.
Evenings are effortlessly relaxing here: light the woodburner, sink into the sofa and pull down the cinema screen for film nights, or set the mood with the turntable and a stack of good vinyl. Every detail has been thoughtfully designed by the owners, giving the space a sense of creativity, romance and quiet soul. Despite feeling deeply tucked away, you’re just a 20-minute walk from Oban’s waterfront, restaurants and ferries, making it easy to explore while still retreating to your private forest haven at the end of the day.
Step outside and Home Farm’s wooded glen feels peaceful and alive with nature. Deer graze between the trees, tawny owls call at dusk and red squirrels dart across branches overhead. Wander along the quiet country road into town for supplies, or head further afield for day trips to Mull, Iona or Fingal’s Cave. Whether you come for a weekend of cosy seclusion or an island-hopping escape, Roost offers a magical balance of comfort, history and wilderness on Scotland’s west coast.
The entire top floor of a historic stone stable, this atmospheric 80sqm loft has been lovingly crafted using oak, tweed and raw textures that echo its woodland surroundings. An open-plan layout creates an easy flow between the kitchen, living space and bedroom, where a king size bed is wrapped in a bespoke extended headboard of soft tweed, giving the room the feeling of a cushioned bower. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, while the striking full-length bath sits under a skylight with gauzy muslin curtains for privacy. It’s the perfect spot to soak while listening to the rain in the trees or the call of the owls who nest above in the ancient roost box on the roof.
Evenings are effortlessly relaxing here: light the woodburner, sink into the sofa and pull down the cinema screen for film nights, or set the mood with the turntable and a stack of good vinyl. Every detail has been thoughtfully designed by the owners, giving the space a sense of creativity, romance and quiet soul. Despite feeling deeply tucked away, you’re just a 20-minute walk from Oban’s waterfront, restaurants and ferries, making it easy to explore while still retreating to your private forest haven at the end of the day.
Step outside and Home Farm’s wooded glen feels peaceful and alive with nature. Deer graze between the trees, tawny owls call at dusk and red squirrels dart across branches overhead. Wander along the quiet country road into town for supplies, or head further afield for day trips to Mull, Iona or Fingal’s Cave. Whether you come for a weekend of cosy seclusion or an island-hopping escape, Roost offers a magical balance of comfort, history and wilderness on Scotland’s west coast.
Tucked high among the trees in a private little forest just outside Oban, Roost is a beautifully reimagined 1600’s hayloft that feels both wildly secluded and wonderfully luxurious. Sunlight pours through skylights even on stormy days, warming the natural materials and handcrafted details that fill this one-of-a-kind retreat. From the deep stone resin bath set beneath the stars to the soft glow of the woodburner and the vintage vinyl spinning beside it, Roost is designed for deep rest, slow mornings and long, cosy evenings in the treetops.
The entire top floor of a historic stone stable, this atmospheric 80sqm loft has been lovingly crafted using oak, tweed and raw textures that echo its woodland surroundings. An open-plan layout creates an easy flow between the kitchen, living space and bedroom, where a king size bed is wrapped in a bespoke extended headboard of soft tweed, giving the room the feeling of a cushioned bower. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, while the striking full-length bath sits under a skylight with gauzy muslin curtains for privacy. It’s the perfect spot to soak while listening to the rain in the trees or the call of the owls who nest above in the ancient roost box on the roof.
Evenings are effortlessly relaxing here: light the woodburner, sink into the sofa and pull down the cinema screen for film nights, or set the mood with the turntable and a stack of good vinyl. Every detail has been thoughtfully designed by the owners, giving the space a sense of creativity, romance and quiet soul. Despite feeling deeply tucked away, you’re just a 20-minute walk from Oban’s waterfront, restaurants and ferries, making it easy to explore while still retreating to your private forest haven at the end of the day.
Step outside and Home Farm’s wooded glen feels peaceful and alive with nature. Deer graze between the trees, tawny owls call at dusk and red squirrels dart across branches overhead. Wander along the quiet country road into town for supplies, or head further afield for day trips to Mull, Iona or Fingal’s Cave. Whether you come for a weekend of cosy seclusion or an island-hopping escape, Roost offers a magical balance of comfort, history and wilderness on Scotland’s west coast.
The entire top floor of a historic stone stable, this atmospheric 80sqm loft has been lovingly crafted using oak, tweed and raw textures that echo its woodland surroundings. An open-plan layout creates an easy flow between the kitchen, living space and bedroom, where a king size bed is wrapped in a bespoke extended headboard of soft tweed, giving the room the feeling of a cushioned bower. The bathroom features a walk-in shower, while the striking full-length bath sits under a skylight with gauzy muslin curtains for privacy. It’s the perfect spot to soak while listening to the rain in the trees or the call of the owls who nest above in the ancient roost box on the roof.
Evenings are effortlessly relaxing here: light the woodburner, sink into the sofa and pull down the cinema screen for film nights, or set the mood with the turntable and a stack of good vinyl. Every detail has been thoughtfully designed by the owners, giving the space a sense of creativity, romance and quiet soul. Despite feeling deeply tucked away, you’re just a 20-minute walk from Oban’s waterfront, restaurants and ferries, making it easy to explore while still retreating to your private forest haven at the end of the day.
Step outside and Home Farm’s wooded glen feels peaceful and alive with nature. Deer graze between the trees, tawny owls call at dusk and red squirrels dart across branches overhead. Wander along the quiet country road into town for supplies, or head further afield for day trips to Mull, Iona or Fingal’s Cave. Whether you come for a weekend of cosy seclusion or an island-hopping escape, Roost offers a magical balance of comfort, history and wilderness on Scotland’s west coast.
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