The accommodation was home to a succession of lighthouse keepers and their families for more than a century - until automation in 1998.

Extensively rebuilt after WW2 bombing, the building is now in the hands of the National Trust for Scotland, by whom it has been been recently refurbished. It is double glazed throughout and is heated by a combination of oil fire central heating and wind power.

There is broad band internet connection with free wi-fi access from every room and good mobile phone coverage. 

The comfortable bedrooms each have a double bed, with the option for an additional single bed. Further details can be found on our Home page. 

Situated at the extreme south end of Fair Isle it is the most southerly residence in Shetland!