Welcome to lochsweenhouse.co.uk
History
A very special place
A very special place
Built as Dun a Bhuilg in 1929 to accommodate large family get together in an inspiring West coast, sea side setting, the house has stayed in this family, through to the 3rd generation. Loch Sween House was build for family to gather, explore the West coast and sea around Knapdale and the Sound of Jura, and be together in a unique coastal home and garden.
A very special place
A very special place
A very special place
This is a very special place, on the breathtaking Knapdale peninsula, with the Sound of Jura, Kilmory Bay, Islay and Jura right in front of you.
A unique family holiday home, on the edge, of the Western Isles…
There is a living/dining room large enough to accommodate everyone staying, with an open fire and panoramic views all around - as there are from all over this extremely characterful home.
Staying here
A very special place
Staying here
Built in 1929 as Dun a Bhuilg, Loch Sween house is a lovely arts and crafts home over three floors, perfect for seaside family holidays. If you’d like to stay, we usually have a minimum 4 nights, and favour full weeks, Saturday to Saturday. The house sleeps up to 12 and rents for £2,650 for the week with an returnable deposit of £750 in
Built in 1929 as Dun a Bhuilg, Loch Sween house is a lovely arts and crafts home over three floors, perfect for seaside family holidays. If you’d like to stay, we usually have a minimum 4 nights, and favour full weeks, Saturday to Saturday. The house sleeps up to 12 and rents for £2,650 for the week with an returnable deposit of £750 in addition. We always have a dialogue with potential guests before we accept a booking, and can provide details of room arrangements etc, as part of this..