You can buy this seven-bed property for just £80,000 — but you’ll be the only person for miles around

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Fancy a new life on this lighthouse property on Copinsay in the Orkney Isles? (Credits: Tom O’Brian/ K. Allan Properties)

If you’ve always have wondered about moving to Scotland – or packing up the city for something more peaceful – these lighthouse keeper’s buildings could be for you.

There are four lightkeeper’s buildings for sale on Copinsay, one of the Orkney Isles, for the budget price of just £80,000.

And you got a whole lot of bang for your buck.

Described as the ‘renovation opportunity of a lifetime’, the two-storey main building has seven bedrooms – plenty of rooms for all the family.

Then there are also two out buildings, including a shed and tractor shed – as well as two helicopter pads, so you have no issue getting to the mainland.

You also get two quad bikes and a sailing dinghy included in the price to ‘enhance exploration and enjoyment of the island.’

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Imagine what you could do with all this space. (Credits: Tom O’Brian/ K. Allan Properties)

Copinsay as an ‘enchanting’ island, off the east coast of Scotland and is perfect for anyone looking for a slice of escapism.

But there’s one rather large catch: no one else lives there.

Yep, Copinsay, which is just 0.28 square miles. is an uninhabited island, so it’s perfect if you want some peace and quiet – or perhaps you’re fed up with nightmare neighbours.

The listing, by K. Allan Properties, encourages potential buyers to ‘make their dream of living on an uninhabited island a reality.’

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Escape the bustling big city to be at one with nature (Credits: Tom O’Brian/ K. Allan Properties)

(Credits: Tom O’Brian/ K. Allan Properties)
(Credits: Tom O’Brian/ K. Allan Properties)

Getting off the island also isn’t easy, as the mainland is only accessible by sea or air.

Another thing – the lighthouse itself is not included in the sale, as it’s owned and controlled remotely by the Northern Lighthouse Board from its headquarters in Edinburgh.

And, if the pictures are anything to go by, the interiors could do with a bit of TLC.

Story from Jam Press (Remote Lighthouse) Pictured: Inside the remote lighthouse. Lighthouse on remote uninhabited Scottish island is up for sale at just ??80,000 ??? with SEVEN bedrooms Fancy living the quiet life on a remote island with just nature as your neighbour? A quintessentially British lighthouse has gone up for sale and it could be yours for just ??80,000. The island of Copinsay is currently uninhabited and has been described as the ???renovation opportunity of a lifetime??? reports Luxury Property News. The pad itself is named Copinsay Lighthouse Buildings and offers home a whopping seven bedrooms. Two quad bikes and a sailing dinghy are also thrown into the price. This really is an introvert???s dream, with even the telephone line disconnected. You will also be able to access helicopter pads on the north and south sides of the remote island, so guests can catch a charter over to visit. Copinsay is part of Orkney Islands and is located near the east coast of Scotland. The lighthouse will require a bit more than just a lick of paint to make for a dream retreat but price-wise, it???s quite the steal. The lighthouse has a tractor shed as well and another shed near the pier, so all your prized possessions are sure to find a home on your very own island. The property also features solar panels, gas heating, an electric pump and a private well. But fear not, there are also storage batteries so electricity will always be in abundance. And, if that wasn???t enough, planning permission has previously been approved for a wind turbine. If you fancy moving to your own island and escaping the hustle and bustle of mainland life ??? this one is for you. The property is available for online viewing through K Allan Properties Ltd in Kirkwall. ENDS
It does have potential (Picture: Jam Press/K Allan Properties Ltd)

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This property is quite the renovation project (Credits: Tom O’Brian/ K. Allan Properties)

But, if you’re looking for a fresh start and are craving a bit of peace and quiet, this ‘secluded’ paradise, as the listing coins it, could be right up your street.

‘Offering an escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life with unparalleled tranquility’, you can really connect with nature, should you make this unique lifestyle move.

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