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29 Sandend Cottage

The family owned cottage has been fully refurbished in 2020. The kitchen with all major appliances / lounge / dining area is integrated and open plan. The shower room with u/f heating is on the ground floor. Two bedrooms rest on the first floor and are accessed by a spiral staircase. There is a small sea view window in the second bedroom with a comfortable chair for reading and looking out to sea. There is no TV. High speed WiFi Internet access available. Please note that no pets are allowed.

Seafront holiday home

Sea front property in the quaint fishing village of Findochty with stunning views along the Moray Firth coast. This recently renovated, well appointed property provides the perfect setting for families to make great memories, and offers an exceptional opportunity to relax and unwind in a beautiful location. This property is licensed to operate as a short term let under The Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 (Licensing of Short-term Lets) Scotland Order 2022 License No. MO-00016-R EPC rating:D

Renovated fishing cottage close to the beach

Our holiday home is a home from home! Our boys have grown up here so we hopefully have everything a family needs. It is within walking distance to the beach, harbour, cafes and restaurants. A short drive away you will find distilleries, golf courses and the beautiful Moray coast. We spent 6 years renovating our beautiful fisherman's cottage and we regularly spend time here with our boys. We would like to reassure guests that we follow all industry guidelines to ensure everyone’s safety.

The Old Merchant House, Portsoy Harbour

“The Old Merchant House” is a stunning, iconic, grade A listed property sitting immediately on the harbour front in Portsoy and is located on the Moray Firth coastal footpath and National Cycle Route 1. The property has a date stone of 1726 and was originally the home of Alexander (Laird) Brebner, a famous merchant and renowned smuggler. The house featured in the 2016 remake of the film "Whisky Galore". More recently the house featured prominently in the latest TV series of Peaky Blinders.

Beachfront Sòlas Cottage in Seatown, Cullen

⚓️ Perfect couple retreat or family getaway ⚓️ Dog friendly ⚓️ As close to the Sea as you can get! Solas has stood on the cusp of the North Sea for over 200 years, basking in many a beautiful summer and surviving its fair share of stormy winters. Being right next to the beach, Solas enjoys spectacular views across the Bay to the hills of Caithness. Blending coastal charm with luxurious modern living, Solas welcomes you to experience the northern Scottish coastline at its best.

Cosy coastal cottage in Portsoy with Sea Views

Situated in the beautiful coastal town of Portsoy in the North East of Scotland. Number Forty Two has been family owned for the past 30 years and was turned into a holiday let 4 years ago. Ideally situated with a 1 minute walk to both New Harbour and the Historic 17th Century Old Harbour. The cottage is also a 5/10 minute walk to the local shops which includes 2 bakeries, Portsoy Ice Cream Shop, Coffee Shops, Restaurants, take aways and bars, Portsoy Gift Shop and a grocery store.

No1 Seaview Road - Sandend Holiday Beach House

This spacious family sized house is perfect for your special break at any time of the year. It’s directly across from the beach and has amazing beach and sea views from both inside and out. The large elevated scenic garden has a range of comfortable furniture for relaxing, socialising and alfresco dining. Cozy up in front of the log burning stove during the colder weather and always be assured of a parking space during the busy summer months due to the 2 car off-street driveway.

Hill Crest - Clifftop Escape with Sea View

Hill Crest is a traditional stone-built cottage superbly located in a prime elevated site with spectacular panoramic views overlooking Cullen Bay in the Royal Burgh of Cullen. A charming and historic fishing village on the Moray Firth in Scotland, Cullen is beautifully positioned against the backdrop of 19th century railway viaducts. The two-story cottage sleeps 6 adults and makes for a fabulous dwelling for both couples and families looking to explore the rugged Moray Firth.

A luxury 4 bed 4 bath stay set in 6 acres

The Old Church of Ord was built in 1834 and has recently been upgraded into a four bed roomed , four bathroom , dog friendly property set in six acres. The main hall has a wood burning stove in the seating area and a further lounge upstairs with views overlooking the garden .Outside there is a fenced garden with a barbecue , patio and wood burning hot tub for 8 with views of the surrounding countryside and Moray Firth. Off road parking in the gated area in front of the house.

One A Sandend Village, near Portsoy / Cullen

Harbour View Cottage is situated in the traditional fishing village of Sandend, nestled between the town of Portsoy and Cullen village. Sandend has one of the best surfing blue flag beaches in Scotland. The harbour offers fishing and "harbour jumping" as well as crabbing. Our cottage is one of the most spacious within the conservation village, with off street car parking available. We will do our utmost to ensure the best stay possible in our bright and comfortable cottage.

Loch na Bo House

Situated amid ancient woodlands on the shores of its own private loch, Loch Na Bo is a much-admired and loved historic Scottish country estate that offers a serene, discreet, and comfortable experience to discerning travelers. Ideal for those who love both activity and relaxation, the property encompasses miles of meandering trails as well as glorious views of the lawns and loch from every window. Bursting with character and charm, Loch Na Bo graciously accommodates 12 guests.

Spacious cottage in Sandend

Sandend (Scots: Sanine) is a small fishing village, located between Portsoy and Cullen approximately one hour’s drive from Aberdeen. As its name suggest the village is situated beside a picturesque beach that slopes gently into the sea and is popular with both families looking for a beautiful spot to relax and play in the sand and with surfers many of whom travel many miles to ride the waves in what is considered to be one of the best surfing beaches on the Moray Coast.