Turning Old Coastguard Stations Into Homes Is Costly, but Worth the Views
Once used to survey surrounding waters, these buildings are being converted into quirky vacation homes in the U.K.
Estate agent Daniel McAlister’s listing for Torr Head, a ruined old coastguard station perched on an Irish hilltop overlooking the North Channel between Northern Ireland and Scotland, had a few unusual issues.
“There is no road access so you have to walk up the hill to get there and it is quite a walk, and there are no windows, doors, running water or electricity,” said McAlister, who listed the property with a guide price of $200,000.LEARN MORE…
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