This former air control tower in Scotland is now a luxury airbnb

By Finlay Greig
Published 7th Feb 2019, 11:27 BST
Updated 7th Feb 2019, 12:36 BST
The secluded property could serve as a Valentine getaway with a differenceplaceholder image
The secluded property could serve as a Valentine getaway with a difference

Travellers are being offered the unique opportunity to stay in the HMS Owl base which served as a squadron control tower during World War II.

Situated in Tain, the striking building had been left derelict for decades before being meticulously restored by Airbnb host Charlotte.

Set in the beautiful Easter Ross countryside the property has quickly become a hit with guests seeking out a holiday with a difference.

The entire property is made up of an air control tower and Nissen hut, both of which are open to guests.placeholder image
The entire property is made up of an air control tower and Nissen hut, both of which are open to guests.
Though 'The Owl' serves as a family home, the top floor is reserved for guests offering sublime views of the surrounding countryside.placeholder image
Though 'The Owl' serves as a family home, the top floor is reserved for guests offering sublime views of the surrounding countryside.
The master bedroom is punctuated with stylish touches and the super kingsize bed serves as an excellent vantage point.placeholder image
The master bedroom is punctuated with stylish touches and the super kingsize bed serves as an excellent vantage point.
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