Whin has it all going on with its wildflower roof along with its external mirrored panels set amongst the larch cladding.
The north balcony at the end of the building looks up towards King’s Seat and has to be my favourite view on the farm. The views inside looking out, however, are also pretty special and hard to beat - it is impossible not to be wowed by the expansive vista of the surrounding farmland, hills and gorse (whin) framed by our cosy Norwegian windows.
The south deck drops steeply into a gorse gulley with a small pond at the bottom. Wander down there and catch sight of the roe deer, pheasants, hares and other visitors. The unique kitchen blends seamlessly into the interior cladding of OSB board and together with the copper and brass accents it adds to the Scandi minimalist feel of this cabin.
