ABOUT THE HOUSE
This architect designed holiday house on the Isle of Islay sleeps up to 12 and is located in one of the most beautiful spots on the island. Lying in the heart of the RSPB reserve at Loch Gruinart, the house enjoys stunning views across Loch Gruinart and as far as Colonsay and Mull on a clear day.
The house is constructed from green oak, is super-insulated and has an air-source heatpump feeding its underfloor heating. Attached to the ajacent barn are solar panels providing green energy direct to the national grid. This holiday let was designed to take advantage of the glorious Islay views, whilst being a modern, spacious, warm and luxurious retreat.
Gruinart Farmhouse is styled with a blend of stone floor tiles, hardwood floors and cosy carpets in colours that compliment its oak construction and its natural surroundings, and the views that dominate at every turn.
BOOKING CALENDAR
Unavailable dates to book are highlighted in blue. For enquiries into booking Gruinart Farmhouse please email John French at orka.consulting@btinternet.com. Please check dates carefully before submitting a booking request.
REVIEWS
EVENTS
A number of events take place on Islay each year. Gruinart farmhouse is in high demand during these events, so if you are interested in booking the house please get in touch well in advance.
FEIS ISLE
Fri 26th May to Sat 5th June 2023
Each year during the last week of May the Islay Festival of Malt and Music (Feis Ile) takes place.
The Islay festival is a celebration of the heritage and culture of the Island and it’s people
Each year there is a diverse programme featuring traditional music, ceilidhs, Gaelic lessons, golf, bowling and whiskey tasting.
ISLAY JAZZ FESTIVAL
October 2023
Each year in October the Islay Jazz festival takes place.
Presented by Jazz Scotland and Islay Arts Association
SOUNDS OF ISLAY
Gruinart Farmhouse is located in the Loch Gruinart RSPB Reserve and is surrounded by abundant wildlife
Listen to some of the sounds of Islay below.
BARNACLE GEESE
CHOUGH
SKYLARK
CORNCRAKE
Thank you to James Howe of the RSPB for providing the sounds of Islay.