Burnham Low Lighthouse
Description
The iconic wooden lighthouse built on nine wooden piles dates from 1832 and is a Grade II Heritage listed structure. It is 9 metres tall and remains an active navigation aid. It provides a white flash every 7 seconds plus a directional light through a window at the front.
Location information
Type of Location
Coastal |
Water |
Other |
Address details
Property address | Burnham-on-sea Low Lighthouse, Burnham-on-Sea, TA8 2EZ |
County | Somerset |
What Three Words | providing.chase.channel |
Approx travel time from Bristol | 1 hour |
Approx travel time from London | 3 hours 15 minutes |
Property details
Property status | Operational |
Access | There is no access to enter the lighthouse, apart from maintenance. But people can walk to the bottom of the lighthouse on a low tide. |
Access restrictions | Access to the bottom of the lighthouse will be restricted at a high tide. The lighthouse is only accessible for maintenance. |
Noise | None |
Parking | None immediately on site, but Somerset Council pay and display parking is available in Burnham. |
Parking detail | Nearby town centre, pay and display car parks are available. The lighthouse can only be reached by walking to it. |
Representative and contact details
Representative type | Owner |
filmoffice@somerset.gov.uk | |
Website |
Film location
Address | Burnham-on-sea Low Lighthouse, Burnham-on-Sea, TA8 2EZ |