Lochindaal House started life as the Lighthouse Keeper's House for the Port Charlotte light on the Island of Islay - which lies off Scotland's south-west coast beyond the Island of Arran and The Mull of Kintyre and is reached daily by car/passenger ferry from Kennacriag on The Mull of Kintyre or twice weekly from Oban and twice daily flights from Glasgow Airport (Logan Air).

The house has just undergone a major renovation both inside and out and is now a most comfortable desirable house which sits in its own 3 acres of land high above the shore, with a fabulous view over Loch Indaal to the Paps of Jura and the distant Scottish mainland.  It is set back from the road leading to the distillery village of Bruichladdich - Islay boasts 7 whisky distilleries - about a ten-minute walk from the pretty Conservation Village of Port Charlotte (hotel/restaurants/PO Store) and about 12 miles from the village of Bowmore which boasts more shops (and another distillery).

Islay is a quiet paradise for bird-watching, walking, cycling (bicycles can be hired in the village), fishing and has wonderful sandy beaches and an excellent links golf-course.  The neighbouring Island of Jura is a 5-minute ferry ride away and there is also a weekly day-trip to Colonsay to enjoy.

Heating is by electric storage heaters (INCLUDED).  Bed-linen and towels are INCLUDED.  Pets by arrangement.   A refundable damage deposit may be required. 

See also Springbank House, Islay