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West Highland Housing Association

West Highland Housing Association was established in April 2000 following the merger of the Lorn and Isles Housing Association (previously Lorn and Mull Housing Association) and the Oban Housing Association.

The Association operates in North Argyll and the Inner Hebridean Islands and provides low cost home ownership properties, as well as rented accommodation. 

More information on the type, size and location of properties is available here.  A map showing the location of all West Highland’s properties is also available here.

The Association has charitable status and with very few exceptions (in particular a small number of tenancies acquired through stock transfer) the Association’s tenants do not have the right to buy. (What is Right to Buy?  Click here)
 
West Highland Housing Association is committed to providing high quality, well maintained, affordable housing to meet local needs, and to assist in supporting fragile communities within our areas of operation.

West Highland Housing Association is a member of HOME Argyll, which aims to make it easier for people to apply for housing in Argyll and Bute.  For more information on HOME Argyll, including how to apply, please click here. 

Want to know more?

-    What properties does West Highland HA have?
-    How much does it cost?
-    How do I apply?
-    Contact details
-    West Highland HA website

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