Ever heard of a bothy? It’s a basic shelter, usually left unsecured, so anyone can stay the night. They are also used on large estates in Scotland, Ireland, and Wales to house gardeners and other workers. Here is an elegant bothy that is both spacious and beautiful.
Real Estate
Brocklock bothy takes basic shelter to a new level
By Joel Buxton
Published: August 25, 2014
Updated: June 1, 2022
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Brocklock bothy
Not a baa'd view.

Brocklock bothy
Let's not forget the whole point of the brothy...

Brocklock bothy
The common areas combine class and simplicity.

Brocklock bothy
Gas stoves for serious chefs.

Brocklock bothy
Plenty of natural light thanks to large windows.

Brocklock bothy
A spacious interior leaves lots of room for cooking.

Brocklock bothy
The brothy's svelte exterior hints at its minimalist interior design.
Brocklock bothy takes basic shelter to a new level
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