Heatherfield House

                  Oban

Constructed of sandstone and built in 1875 Heatherfield House was formerly a Manse. Over the
years the house has had a long, renowned; history as a hotel and guest house, however in recent
years the house has been a private dwelling but in July 2007 the house was re-opened as a small
high quality guest house offering guests that little bit extra. On our extensive breakfast menu we

offer homemade produce including sausages and preserves whilst eggs come courtesy of our
chickens. Tucked into the hillside above Oban , Heatherfield House offers guests an opportunity
to relax in the peace and quiet of our location overlooking the bay with breathtaking views to the
islands of Kerrera and Mull. The house is an ideal base for visitors to Oban with its' close
proximity to the town and its' many restaurants and bars. The train station and ferry
terminal are only a short walk from the house with ample private parking within the grounds. 

Guests are welcome to leave their cars whilst taking one of the many trips available. Oban is not
only 'The Gateway to the Isles' but also an ideal place to stay whilst visiting the many
attractions and that the west coast of Scotland has to offer throughout the year.

The house with its' high, elegant, Victorian ceilings, offers spacious and comfortable
accommodation. There is a cosy, quiet lounge area with a computer available at all times should
you wish to access the internet or send an email.

In the warmer weather guests can sit outside in the garden or patio area and take in
the breathtaking views in particular the stunning sunsets over the mountains and sea.