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Light Keepers Cottage - Nr Portpatrick

Coastal Charm & Breathtaking Views! Nestled near the picturesque fishing village of Portpatrick, this newly refurbished 3-bedroom cottage offers stunning views across the Irish Sea. Perfectly situated for exploring the Southern Uplands Way, it’s also close to Killantringan Beach—a wildlife hotspot where you may spot golden eagles and red deer. Experience the beauty of Scotland’s southwest coast—book your stay today! (FUTURE DATES USE AIRBNB.COM. APP CAN RESTRICT BOOKING TO A YEAR IN ADVANCE)

Aberdeen Lighthouse Cottage 2 | Coastal | Dolphins

Wake up to the sound of waves, the cry of seabirds, and —on most days—maybe the splash of dolphins playing just offshore. Nestled beside the iconic Girdleness Lighthouse and perched at the edge of Aberdeen Harbour, these beautiful cottages, built in 1833, originally the accommodation for the lightkeepers and their families, offer a rare chance to stay at the edge of the North Sea, where rugged coastline meets calm, cosy comfort. This historic cottage has two bedrooms + study sleep five people.

Rubha nan Gall Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage

A former Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage in a spectacular remote location on the Isle of Mull. Built by the Stevensons in 1857, Rubha nan Gall Keeper's Cottage has been completely renovated and now offers a comfortable home for up to 6 guests from which to enjoy the tranquil surroundings and abundant wildlife. Access is via a coastal footpath, a 25 min walk from Tobermory and there is NO vehicle access. The cottage is off-grid, but solar panels, a spring and WiFi mean you probably won’t notice.

Aberdeen Lighthouse Cottage 1 | Coastal | Dolphins

Wake up to the sound of waves, the cry of seabirds, and —on most days—maybe the splash of dolphins playing just offshore. Nestled beside the iconic Girdleness Lighthouse and perched at the edge of Aberdeen Harbour, these beautiful cottages, built in 1833, originally the accommodation for the lightkeepers and their families, offer a rare chance to stay at the edge of the North Sea, where rugged coastline meets calm, cosy comfort. This historic cottage has three bedrooms and sleeps six people.

Lighthouse Keepers Cottage, Dunnet Head, Scotland

Stay at the at the most northerly point of the Scottish mainland in traditional Lighthouse Keepers Cottage No 2. Enjoy panoramic views north across the Pentland Firth to Orkney, the Old Man of Hoy, and west to the hills of Cape Wrath. There are moorland walks direct from the cottage, while puffins, razorbills and guillemots nest on the stunning cliffs below the lighthouse. Seals are often heard on the rocks below. Look out too for passing whales as well as the many ships that ply the Firth.

Aberdeen Lighthouse Cottage 4 | Coastal | Dolphins

Wake up to the sound of waves, the cry of seabirds, and —on most days—maybe the splash of dolphins playing just offshore. Nestled beside the iconic Girdleness Lighthouse and perched at the edge of Aberdeen Harbour, these beautiful cottages, built in 1833, originally the accommodation for the lightkeepers and their families, offer a rare chance to stay at the edge of the North Sea, where rugged coastline meets calm, cosy comfort. This historic cottage has two bedrooms and sleeps four people.

Lighthouse at the northernmost point of Scotland.

Stay at the at the most northerly point of the Scottish mainland in a traditional Lighthouse Keepers Cottage. Enjoy panoramic views north across the Pentland Firth to Orkney, the Old Man of Hoy, and west to the hills of Cape Wrath. There are moorland walks direct from the cottage, while puffins, razorbills and guillemots nest on the stunning cliffs below the lighthouse. Seals are often heard on the rocks below. Look out too for passing whales as well as the many ships that ply the Firth.

Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage, Noss Head, NC500

Is staying in a Lighthouse Cottage on your bucket list? Are you looking for a family-friendly holiday with the kids and the dog? Or a relaxing break for two, away from the hustle and bustle? The Lighthouse Keeper’s cottage is a light and cosy family home, set on a headland with sea on three sides – you can see Orkney from the garden, and a ruined castle out of the kitchen window! Inside you'll find pictures by local artists and books about lighthouses and the area, for a unique stay.

Lighthouse cottage - Toward , Nr Dunoon , Argyll

A stunning former lighthouse keeper’s cottage, Lighthouse Point has the most amazing views of the lighthouse and dramatic sea views down the Clyde approach, past Bute, towards Arran. Situated at Toward Point in Argyll, this beautiful cottage offers a luxurious stay with views to die for. If you can be tempted away from gazing out of the south facing sunroom, watching the sea, yachts and other marine traffic, it is less than two minutes’ walk to the water.

Lightkeeper's House at iconic Blackhead Lighthouse

The panoramic views from this property are stunning and fill visitors with pure delight and admiration. This magnificent house, in its breathtaking location, is a proud example of Ireland's maritime heritage. Guests can enjoy spectacular views over Belfast Lough from the Lightkeepers' Houses. Lying 20 miles north of Belfast, Whitehead is only a 40 minute train journey away from city center shopping and many historical tours.

Lightkeeper's cottage at Blackhead Lighthouse

Restored by Irish Lights. This magnificent standalone house, in its breathtaking location beside Blackhead Lighthouse, is a proud example of Ireland's maritime heritage. Guests can enjoy spectacular views over Belfast Lough from the Lightkeepers' Houses. Lying 20 miles north of Belfast, Whitehead is only a 40 minute train journey away from city centre shopping and many historical tours.

Lightkeeper's House at Johns Point Lighthouse Down

You can now live the life of a lightkeeper in this remote and beautiful spot. Enjoy very comfortable and characterful self-catering accommodation in the lightkeepers' cottage. St John's Point is the perfect place for a quick visit or time out to refresh and revive. It's also a great base for walking, discovering the likes of Strangford Lough, an area of outstanding natural beauty.