With a little imagination you could create your own wee piece of paradise in the Lighthouse Engine House Noss Head near Wick. While previously rented and used for storage, planning is approved for a two bedroom flat conversion. It’s worth noting the tower and the house are not included in the purchase. However, there is an opportunity to purchase the additional adjacent property of Pirate’s Cove which could allow your imagination to really run wild.

There is a great amount of detail shared by the current owners on lighthousesforsale.co.uk, including some fun mock ups of a possible cliff house to build on the adjacent property for sale. There are gorgeous pictures of sunset and the northern lights. You are starting with a shell, but truly have the ability to make this property exactly what you want. The Keeper’s Cottage next the Engine House has been listed as a holiday let if you are seeking a place to stay to check out the area or for design inspiration.

From the RIghtmove Listing:

There is full planning permission to convert this magnificently positioned building in to a spectacular home. If desired then the Highland Council have indicated that an amendment to the plans to create 2 one bed properties and also an extension would be looked upon favourably... This is a rare opportunity to buy a piece of Lighthouse History. It was built by Mr Arnot of Inverness with the construction being overseen by the notable lighthouse engineer Alan Stevenson (uncle of Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson). The Lighthouse Engine House is a later addition from around 1963.

What makes Lighthouse Engine Room unique?

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Additional Photos from the listing

Photos and video from lighthousesforsale.co.uk. For full gallery of photos, videos, and floor plans please access the listing.

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