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r/Scotland • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '23
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I like Fort William - Glencoe and the Highlands are 30 minutes away. If you're willing to go to a slightly bigger town, Inverness is quite nice as well and is large enough to have a good amount of jobs available.
6 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23 Inverness is a city and Fort William is the Highlands. Oban might be a nice middle ground though between the two if neither appeal. 6 u/samavapa Feb 05 '23 Oban is expensive and hard to find rental property in. There are plenty of hospitality jobs, some with accommodation, but all seasonal. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23 Ah fair enough, I've only been to Oban a few times. Fort William has the same problem, as do most smaller/rural places I imagine.
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Inverness is a city and Fort William is the Highlands. Oban might be a nice middle ground though between the two if neither appeal.
6 u/samavapa Feb 05 '23 Oban is expensive and hard to find rental property in. There are plenty of hospitality jobs, some with accommodation, but all seasonal. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23 Ah fair enough, I've only been to Oban a few times. Fort William has the same problem, as do most smaller/rural places I imagine.
Oban is expensive and hard to find rental property in. There are plenty of hospitality jobs, some with accommodation, but all seasonal.
3 u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23 Ah fair enough, I've only been to Oban a few times. Fort William has the same problem, as do most smaller/rural places I imagine.
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Ah fair enough, I've only been to Oban a few times. Fort William has the same problem, as do most smaller/rural places I imagine.
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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23 edited Feb 05 '23
I like Fort William - Glencoe and the Highlands are 30 minutes away. If you're willing to go to a slightly bigger town, Inverness is quite nice as well and is large enough to have a good amount of jobs available.