A Charming three-bedroom holiday home in Lagg, overlooking the bay and the Sound of Jura
Your Jura Island Escape
A Peaceful Holiday Home on the Isle of Jura
The Old Post Office is a peaceful, re island retreat for guests who want to slow down and experience Jura properly. Enjoy quiet mornings, coastal walks, open hills, wildlife watching, whisky, local food, boat trips, wild swimming, and dark-sky evenings from a comfortable home base on one of Scotland’s most distinctive and unforgettable islands.
Inside, you’ll find bright rooms, original Highland details, a welcoming kitchen with an Aga range cooker, and log burners for quiet evenings after a day outside. With three bedrooms, mature gardens, and easy access to the coast, The Old Post Office is a comfortable base for walking, wildlife watching, swimming, whisky tasting, boat trips, and exploring the wilder side of Scotland.
This is a place for slow mornings, sea air, open hills, starry skies, and the kind of quiet that stays with you long after you leave.
Wake Up Between the Sea and Hills
From the front of the house, the view opens toward the sheltered anchorage at Lagg and across the Sound of Jura. Deer and sheep graze nearby, birds of prey circle overhead, and the coast is close enough to make a morning walk or evening wander part of everyday life.
“Magical sea views, open hills, and island quiet from your own home base in Lagg.”
-- B.P. Guest
Inside the House
The Old Post Office combines the feel of a traditional Jura house with the comfort of a newly refreshed holiday home. The rooms are light, warm, and full of character, with views from the front four rooms across the bay.
Three Bedrooms
A comfortable three-bedroom layout makes the house well suited for families, couples, or small groups looking for a quiet island stay.
Warm Living Spaces
Sitting and dining rooms feature exposed beams and log burners, inviting you to relax after hikes, beach days, or evenings out in Craighouse.
Aga Kitchen
The refitted kitchen features a classic Aga range cooker, shaker-style cabinetry, butcher-block worktops, and direct access toward the rear garden.
Historic Island Character
Built in the mid-1700s and later used as the local post office, the house carries a genuine connection to Jura’s past while offering a comfortable place to stay today.