Bona Lighthouse was once the UK's smallest, manned, inland
lighthouse. It was converted from a stable block to a lighthouse
during the first major improvements to the canal and has hosted
every revolution in lighting technology, before being replaced by a
modern marker light.
The property sits at the head of Loch Ness and is a quirky
structure with enviable views of both the Loch and the Caledonian
Canal.
Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent have been
applied for and as soon as consents are in place we will start
the meticulous restoration process. All going well the restored
lighthouse should be operating as a holiday let by start of season
2012.