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A selection of living rooms from completed Hebhome projects.

A selection of Hebhome kitchen and dining rooms from completed projects.

Selected photographs of bedrooms from completed Hebhomes. 

A selection of Hebhome bathrooms and ensuites from completed projects. 

This LH102PD in the crofting township of Melvaig is called Feur Mara (Gaelic for sea grass). Close by are the white beaches of Big Sands, the village of Gairloch, and across the water, the hills of Harris.

Ready to experience it for yourself? You can book your stay at Feur Mara through Unique Cottages

This black-clad ALH301 has been built as a family home for the owners of the adjacent Cooper King English whisky distillery.  It is available as a viewable home. 

This was a turnkey project built by our affiliated contractors Simpson Builder of Beauly.  Narrow vertical rainscreen larch and aluminium standing seam roof with hidden gutters provides sharp external detailing.  A corner window captures beautiful views on the Wester Ross mountains. 

This LH502PD has been beautifully presented by their owners.  Nestling into the Ayrshire landscape , this generous four bedroom house, is available to visit as a viewable home. 

Thoughtfully designed around its setting, this WH602 in Colintraive balances generous family spaces with a strong connection to the landscape. Framing views of the water and garden, the home sits quietly within the former steading.

This modified SIP TH302 was developed with a local architect for a client in Norfolk, England.  High quality detailing and materials result in a stunning building.  Take a virtual tour around this house here.  This house is available for viewing. 

Brora is a beautiful community on the far North East Coast of the Scottish Highlands, and we're thrilled to see that our first HebHome there fits in seamlessly.

Our Client Maddie chose to finish the exterior of this LH102PD in weathered larch and a profiled metal roof - with silver grey gutters and windows to match. 

Shetland is known for its unique culture, beautiful landscapes, and its relentless weather. For our clients in the village of Vildin on Shetland mainland, they wanted to build a house that would sit easily in the landscape, but also meet the latest modern building standards.

Our WH502 is not only highly insulated, it has an airtight building envelope to minimise heat loss through the action of the wind - a primary reason for high energy use in much of the housing stock in the Northern Isles.

Internally the spaces are generous and light filled. Externally the house has careful traditional whitehouse proportions, with the homeowners telling us that visitors believe it is over a hundred years old, unconvinced it is a recently completed HebHome. We take that as a compliment!

This stylish LH702PD home boasts a contemporary finish with black Russwood Thermopine cladding, offering a sleek and modern exterior. Complementing the design, the porch features natural stone cladding, while the roof is finished in black profiled metal sheeting, enhancing its minimalist aesthetic. This house is now available for viewing, providing an excellent opportunity to experience a beautiful Hebhome.

This SIP LH202P was constructed by Hebhomes affiliated contractors Simpson Builders.  Commissioned by a local artist the house is beautifully appointed with her own paintings and collection.  This house can be viewed as a Virtual House here. 

This SIP LH102PD enjoys spectacular views over Caisteal Uaine towards Loch Hourn from the southern Skye peninsula of Sleat.  Keope cermamic tiling throughout the ground floor gives a different character to most of our houses.  Hebhomes supplied Pronorm kitchens from Germany and Italian sanitaryware ensures an excellent finish.  This was a turnkey project with our affiliated contractor J + W Cook.  This home can be viewed as a Virtual House here. 

This WH302 - our 'upside down' house - has been amended to take into account particular site conditions. There is an entrance by bridge at first floor level from the carpark and three windows have been replaced with one large dormer.

This amended LH702PD in black larch and black metal roof is available to rent as luxury accommodation.  Finished to an exceptional standard by local man Alasdair MacMillan, booking can be made at blackbarnskye.com and also on Airbnb here.  This can be viewed as a virtual house here. 

This four-bedroomed Longhouse is constructed of structurally-insulated panels (‘SIPs’) and clad in Siberian larch. Its attractive location overlooking Loch Pooltiel has made it a popular holiday let; it also features in a showcase of Scottish architecture at the V&A design museum in Dundee.

A larch-clad turnkey project built in SIP on the banks of Loch Etive in Argyll. The LH402PD has been amended to have an open kitchen. Magazine feature here.

This amended AGH501 in SIP overlooks Loch Torridon in the north west of Scotland and is used as a luxury letting unit. Built as a turnkey project by our affilaited contractors Simpson Builder of Beauly, it has been amended with the addition of a porch and extra utility space.  To book this cottage please visit www.maryrankincottage.co.uk. 

This SIP LH102PD.2 enjoys a stunning location in the small planned village and sailing port of Craobh Haven on the west coast of Scotland. This can be viewed as a Matterport tour here. 

Another example of this popular three-bedroom Longhouse design, which features a large porch and has an airy, spacious interior. Its position makes the most of elevated views over the Sound of Sleat.

This three-bedroom house from our Longhouse range of flatpack house kits has been positioned to take advantage of the property’s attractive sea views. Its cladding is of Siberian larch, a popular choice, which fades over time to an attractive silver.

This striking three-bedroom home is based on a design in our single-storey Accessible range, but features a bespoke entrance wing, creating the double roof-shape and a sheltered external decking area.

This is the first of our new range of Airighs.  Built as an letting annexe to a Dualchas property it is proving very popular.  

This four-bedroomed Longhouse is built of structurally-insulated panels  (‘SIPs’) and clad in Siberian larch. Hebhomes worked with the owner to adapt the standard design to feature a large window in the gable end, therefore taking full advantage of its views over the Atlantic.

This Dualchas designed house on the Isle of Skye is the inspiration for our TH302.  The larger sleeping wing to the rear is obscured but the double-height living space to the front, making a large house fit more easily into the landscpae. 

This beuatifully site ALH201P is available for rent. Details can be found here. 

Our three-bedroomed Whitehouse design was adapted to give a grander appearance, with a raised wallhead and additional windows. Constructed of structurally-insulated panels (‘SIPs’) and completed to a luxurious standard by our affiliated contractor, this house is now a successful holiday let. This house can be rented here: http://www.straloch.com/accomodationDetail.php?Stalker-s-Lodge-1

The design of this SIP house (built of structurally-insulated panels) was based on one of our four-bedroom longhouse designs, but has been lengthened to provide a larger kitchen and living space; it also created more space for windows to capture the wonderful view.

This stone-clad version of our two-bedroom Longhouse on Mull’s north-west coast enjoys outstanding views across Loch Tuath to the isles of Ulva and Gometra. It is currently available to let as a self-catering holiday cottage.

This classic Whitehouse, renovated by our sister company Dualchas Architects, has become the model for our three-bedroom WH202 design, which seeks to preserve the elegance and symmetry of the traditional croft house, while adding a dramatic double-height living area in the form of an extension.

This attractive family home is based upon one of our three-bedroom Longhouse designs, which has been amended to include a glazed internal gallery overlooking the double-height living area. Its exterior has been clad in Siberian larch.

This five-bedroomed home from our Whitehouse range was constructed in the south of England of structurally-insulated panels (‘SIPs’), and demonstrates how the traditional Highland croft house design can look perfectly at ease all over the country.

This SIP LH502PD is our English showhome and is available for viewing.  The house has been furnished using our furniture pack - more information on this can be found in our members area.