Large hangar-type country house with mesmerizing sea views

Tiree is the westernmost location on the lake, accessible from the mainland by ferry or plane from Glasgow airport. This area gets more hours of sunlight than any other place in the British Isles.

There are about eight hectares of land with a population of about 750 on which highly fertile soils extend, providing fantastic pasture for livestock as a result of the mineral-rich composition.

Built on the south shore, House Number 7 offers a magnificent view of the bay, traditional in such residential communities.

Talented craftsman Murray Kerr of Denizen Works completed this incredible project for his family, who had an old cabin on the beautiful island mainland of Tiree and wanted to renovate the interior and live out of town for six months.

The building’s exterior is made with galvanized steel and corrugated cement fibers, plus it has a curved ceiling profile.

The interior is decorated with a white palette, unusual furnishings, stove fireplaces in all rooms and wooden planks on the floor and ceiling.

The upper level features a large kitchen decorated with light wood and a dining area decorated with a long table and six metal chairs.

Wooden staircases Leading downstairs, where the bedroom and bathroom are on a lower level.

Behind it, the hangar as a room is used as the main house. It also houses a large number of rooms, a bedroom and a guest lounge.

Décor elements fit in perfectly with the overall design style and harmonize with the architecture of the building.

The base of the structure is created from the same stone as the decorative wall design, This helps combine the two structures together. “After restoring the old house, we had some stones left over, so we reapplied them elsewhere,” the architect added.

A third wing was also added to function as usable space. It houses a laundry area, a shower room where the owners can clean the sand from their shoes and a studio where kids can create.