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Heatherfield House

Oban

Come and discover  the splendour  and relaxation of Heatherfield House, tucked peacefully into the hillside above Oban yet within only a short walk from the town centre and its’ many restaurants. The house has an interesting history having been built in 1875  and named St John’s House, it was owned by John Stuart McCaig the philanthropic banker who commissioned Oban’s McCaig’s Tower. The Tower was never completed as John died in 1902 and his sister Catherine who inherited Heatherfield contested the will resulting in John’s wishes for the Tower being unfulfilled.

Today, Heatherfield remains a grand house offering Bed and Breakfast to those who require something a little more with all rooms individually and tastefully decorated to a high specification and breakfast is equally special with homemade preserves and curds, our own Heatherfield sausages and eggs from our own chickens amongst some of our specialities.

With private parking in the grounds of the house, complimentary wifi and easy access to road, rail and ferries, Heatherfield is a perfect location.