Just five minutes from Oban's bustling North Pier is Westbay Seafront Apartment. Owned by Oban-born Eilidh and Chris, this recently-renovated, one-bedroom apartment sleeps up to three people. It's the perfect base to explore what is - in Eilidh's unbiased opinion - the liveliest, loveliest town on Scotland's stunning West Coast.

Living space

The open plan living/dining area includes a 50 inch smart tv and comfortable sofa (double sofa bed), this brings the maximum number of people staying to three.

Bedroom

The double bedroom is equipped with wardrobe, chest of drawers, a super-comfortable bed - and that all-important view to enjoy with your coffee!

Kitchen and Bathroom

The kitchen is fully equipped with kettle, microwave, toaster, cooker, washing machine, iron and ironing board. A large walk in power shower will refresh for a days activities.

Our third-floor apartment is less than ten minutes' walk from the bus and railway stations, and just five minutes from the cafes, restaurants and attractions of Oban.

And let's talk about that view… the apartment's elevated position gives it one of the best views in Oban, past St Columba's Cathedral, to Kerrera, Lismore and on a clear day, the Isle of Mull.

Oban and around

The incredible West Coast of Scotland needs little introduction – but we'd be thrilled to introduce you to some of the hidden treasures within easy travelling distance of Oban. We can recommend our favourite local restaurants, fabulous walks, scenic cycle paths, castles and more…
There's enough to do for a month, but we have pulled the best into 3 and 7 day suggested itineraries, available on request.

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