Corsewall Lighthouse

The lighthouse is made up of two suites that both offer amazing sea views. Each suite comes with two king size double beds that can be exchanged to twin beds as necessary. They both have a large comfortable sitting room and private bath or shower rooms. There is a three-seat sofa in each room that is a sofa bed and so a maximum of six adults can be accommodated in each room. Minimum occupancy is two people per room.

The owner underwent extensive renovations to update the lighthouse, install en suit facilities (one of which is disable equipped), TV and DVD player in each room, telephones, tea and coffee making facilities, and individually controlled central heating for those cold winter nights.

Sea fishing is available from the rocky shoreline or by chartered boat and golfers can enjoy a day’s play at the nearby Stranraer Golf Club. A day visit to Belfast is possible with the Stenna line ferry. Other outdoor activities include pony trekking, which can be made available by prior arrangement.

Some of Scotland’s most spectacular coastline is found within the grounds of the and there are fine views of the Kintyre Peninsula, Arran, the Firth of Clyde, Ailsa Craig and even the coast of Ireland.

The Iron Age fort of Dunskirkloch is found here as well. A wide variety of flora, abundant sea life, seals, birds and even deer can be viewed from here. On a clear night, the beams of several Scottish and Irish lighthouses can be seen.