RELAX

“Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” – Dr. Seuss

The Drawing Room

provides magnificent views over Kerrera to Mull from the Turret and French Windows which open onto the deck and garden. Filled with a mixture of cosy seating, including a lovely window seat in the turret, this room provides the perfect setting for any gathering. An open fire adds warmth and comfort during the winter months of the year.

Games Hall

situated on the first floor this is a spacious area with TV and pool table and provides an ideal area for playing or relaxing whilst still being a part of the house. There are lots of classic board games, jigsaws, toys and books here too.
The Games Hall also forms a natural division between bedrooms Jura and Islay and the other bedrooms on the first floor useful for those who have small children or for teenagers.
There is a quiet reading nook at the top of the stairs to the second floor with amazing views over to the Island of Lismore.

TV Room

a lovely light room with French Windows opening onto the garden the TV room provides a contrast to the more formal Drawing Room. This room has a large TV and comfortable sofas to relax on whilst watching your favourite movie, sport or cartoons!

The Bothy

Early morning yoga, shelter if the weather is a bit cool during your BBQ or just somewhere to sit relax and take in the views to Dunollie Castle and Ben Cruchan – The Bothy is ideal for any and all of the above. It can also be set up as a home office if needed.

OUTDOOR SPACES

Garden – Blaven has magnificent wraparound gardens, which are still being planted and developed to show the wonderful micro-climate of the area at its best, including many rare and interesting rhododendrons which provide magnificent colour in the spring.

There are seats scattered around the garden in sheltered spots to sit and admire the view, a fenced play area for children and ample parking for cars.

The Fire Pit is a focal point, especially if the evening is a bit chilly and an ideal excuse to indulge in making s’mores.

Note: Some wild and cultivated plants can be poisonous, so best not eaten by children or dogs!