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Lightkeepers Flaghouse with Sea View
- 2 People
- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- Cottage
- No pets allowed
- Wi-Fi
Ocean view
Enjoy the view of the sea.
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Ocean view
Enjoy the view of the sea.
The Flaghouse at The Lighthouse is a beautiful studio set on top of the cliffs in the midst of the St. Abbs Head Nature Reserve.
Enjoy panoramic sea views from this bright, accommodating studio set up for two, at the entrance to the St. Abbs Head Lighthouse.
Inside, the open-plan living space keeps everything within easy reach, with a well-equipped kitchen for preparing meals, a dining area for sitting down together, and a relaxed spot to unwind after a day on the coast.
A king-size sofa bed provides a flexible sleeping setup, while the shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC completes the interior.
Outside, off-road parking adds convenience.
The headland is famed for its seabird colonies, where thousands gather along the cliffs during the summer months, filling the air with sound and movement.
Walking routes here are easy to follow, looping around Mire Loch and along the cliff tops, with plenty of vantage points to take in the scenery.
Despite its wild feel, the reserve is easily reached from the A1, with a nearby car park, tea room and facilities making it straightforward to spend a few hours exploring.
Set high on the rocky promontory, St Abb’s Head Lighthouse stands as a long-serving feature of the coastline.
Designed by David and Thomas Stevenson and in operation since 1862, it was built following the loss of a steamship on the Carr Rocks in 1857, when the Northern Lighthouse Board called for improved guidance along this stretch of the Firth of Forth.
Recognised for its architectural and historic importance, the lighthouse continues to mark a key point for navigation between other well-known lights along the coast.
Cliff trails from the Lighthouse lead south to St. Abbs Harbour and the Reserve Visitor Centre.
Or take a short drive down the cliff, past Mire Loch.
Get daily sighting reports at the Visitor Centre, which has an adjoining tea room and gallery.
Trails or roads also lead to Coldingham Bay with its sandy beach and village, where there are shops, restaurants, and a pub. Eyemouth is a historic deep-water port with a harbour, winding streets, bakeries, shops, galleries, and a museum.
A short drive brings you back to the A1 and within a few more miles to the walled border town of Berwick on Tweed, with further history and charm.
One hour north along the A1 and you are in Edinburgh with its multiple attractions.
Walkers can also enjoy scenic stretches of the Berwickshire Coastal Path, making The Flaghouse at The Lighthouse a well-placed base for exploring this striking stretch of the Scottish Borders coastline.
Note: This property can be booked with refs. 1193960, 1193961, 1197364, and 1199727, sleeping 14 guests.
Enjoy panoramic sea views from this bright, accommodating studio set up for two, at the entrance to the St. Abbs Head Lighthouse.
Inside, the open-plan living space keeps everything within easy reach, with a well-equipped kitchen for preparing meals, a dining area for sitting down together, and a relaxed spot to unwind after a day on the coast.
A king-size sofa bed provides a flexible sleeping setup, while the shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC completes the interior.
Outside, off-road parking adds convenience.
The headland is famed for its seabird colonies, where thousands gather along the cliffs during the summer months, filling the air with sound and movement.
Walking routes here are easy to follow, looping around Mire Loch and along the cliff tops, with plenty of vantage points to take in the scenery.
Despite its wild feel, the reserve is easily reached from the A1, with a nearby car park, tea room and facilities making it straightforward to spend a few hours exploring.
Set high on the rocky promontory, St Abb’s Head Lighthouse stands as a long-serving feature of the coastline.
Designed by David and Thomas Stevenson and in operation since 1862, it was built following the loss of a steamship on the Carr Rocks in 1857, when the Northern Lighthouse Board called for improved guidance along this stretch of the Firth of Forth.
Recognised for its architectural and historic importance, the lighthouse continues to mark a key point for navigation between other well-known lights along the coast.
Cliff trails from the Lighthouse lead south to St. Abbs Harbour and the Reserve Visitor Centre.
Or take a short drive down the cliff, past Mire Loch.
Get daily sighting reports at the Visitor Centre, which has an adjoining tea room and gallery.
Trails or roads also lead to Coldingham Bay with its sandy beach and village, where there are shops, restaurants, and a pub. Eyemouth is a historic deep-water port with a harbour, winding streets, bakeries, shops, galleries, and a museum.
A short drive brings you back to the A1 and within a few more miles to the walled border town of Berwick on Tweed, with further history and charm.
One hour north along the A1 and you are in Edinburgh with its multiple attractions.
Walkers can also enjoy scenic stretches of the Berwickshire Coastal Path, making The Flaghouse at The Lighthouse a well-placed base for exploring this striking stretch of the Scottish Borders coastline.
Note: This property can be booked with refs. 1193960, 1193961, 1197364, and 1199727, sleeping 14 guests.
The Flaghouse at The Lighthouse is a single‑storey holiday home consisting of a studio‑style living space with a kitchen including an electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, kettle and toaster, a dining area and a sitting area with a Smart TV and sofa bed. The shower room includes a walk‑in shower, basin and WC. The property has central heating. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen and towels are included in the rent. Outside, there is off‑road parking. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 1.2 miles, pub 1.2 miles, coast 0.4 miles. Stay at The Flaghouse at The Lighthouse for your next Scottish Borders break. This property has a good housekeeping bond of 150 GBP.
Please note this property only accepts Friday - Friday bookings
What this place offers you
Wi-Fi
Parking
Located nearby
TV
Fridge
Heating
Bed linen
Smoke detector
Kitchen utensils
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom
1 Sofa bed
Where you'll stay
Explore map (Google Maps)
House rules
- Check-in: From 15:00 to 23:59
- Check-out: Until 10:00
- Pets not allowed
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