Just think of the vagrant birds flitting in! The main house and outbuildings are on the market |
HURRY! A closing date of noon next Thursday August 22 has been set for bids for a remote property that looks just right for a keen birder.
The former lighthouse keeper's house is available on the uninhabited island of Copinsay - one of the Orkney Islands off the coast of Scotland.
Say the agents: "Your island paradise awaits.
"The main building, a charming two-story structure, serves as a perfect haven for those desiring solitude or an extraordinary getaway.
"Complementing the main house within an area of 1.45 acres are outbuildings, including a shed by the pier and a tractor shed, providing ample storage space.
"Modern conveniences ensure comfortable living in this remote paradise.
"The property is equipped with Calor gas heating, and there is a fully-restored private well, complete with a generator-operated electric pump, ensuring a reliable water supply. "
"Exclusive access and transportation are assured with access to two helicopter pads at either end of the island.
"Additionally, the property includes two quad bikes and a Pico sailing dinghy, enhancing prospects for exploration and enjoyment of the island."
They continue: "The property requires renovation, but living on Copinsay would offer a unique lifestyle marked by peace, privacy, and a deep connection with nature.
"This secluded paradise is ideal for a private retreat, offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life with unparalleled tranquillity.
This rare opportunity to own a piece of the Orkney Islands is a blank canvas awaiting your vision. Whether you seek a personal sanctuary, an eco-living project, or a unique investment, Copinsay promises an extraordinary lifestyle.
Offers are being sought in excess of £80,000.
More information and advice on how to submit any purchase offer is available from K Allan Properties at: info@kallanproperties.co.uk
Note: The adjacent lighthouse is not part of the deal - this is operated remotely from Northern Lighthouse Board's headquarters in Edinburgh.
Come on England! Bit strange, that adornment in one of the bedrooms |
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