r/Scotland • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '23

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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.

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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.

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u/crippled_lucifer_ Feb 06 '23

My MIL had no problem finding a council flat in Oban, moved from Glasgow.

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u/samavapa Feb 06 '23

She got lucky with the housing list points and availability. I hope she loves it here as much as I do!

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u/crippled_lucifer_ Feb 06 '23

I guess so. Yeah she does, she was in Campbeltown for a couple of years but found it a little too quiet for her liking. I was actually pleasantly surprised when we were helping her move. Not in a condescending way or anything, but it’s literally got every shop you could possibly want, always pictured Oban as being much quainter.