There are two houses on Breakwater, a five minute walk from each other. The island is only rented to one group at a time.
The larger cottage, Breakwater Log House, sleeps 4 adults and 2 children which were built in 1933 with hand tools for the first white settlers on Breakwater Island by some carpenters from the Snunéymuxw First Nation.

The log house is on the northeast corner of the island, facing the open sea and the Lower Mainland. It has two bedrooms with queen beds and a sofa pullout in the living room for the children. A separate bright dining room is next to the living room.

The kitchen provides you with a refrigerator/freezer, gas oven stove, microwave, most necessary utensils and plate wares required and a dishwasher. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a laundry room offering you a washer/dryer unit. The master bedroom has an ensuite with shower, and there is another bathroom with shower off the kitchen/laundry area. The outside deck is facing the open sea with a spectacular view of the mainland and the mountain tops in the back.  You could just sit back on any of the 6 or more chairs and a coffee table on the deck watching the sunrise in the morning enjoying this tranquil sight or you could barbeque your favorite meals with the propane bbq grill available.