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Creel Cottage is a cosy former fisherman's cottage on three levels. Full of character, it is nestled amidst wonderful sea views and rests at the foot of grass-covered cliffs with the sea just yards away in the world famous village of Pennan.

- Fully equipped kitchen - Dining table - Sitting room -Cable TV -DVD Player -'Sonos' music sound system -Wireless internet -1 Bathroom with shower - Master bedroom with double bed on first floor - Loft room on top floor with two single beds

Quiet and quaint village on the seafront.

Located in the beautiful quiet seaside village of Pennan near Fraserburgh Aberdeenshire. Which has had a little fame with being the location of 1983 movie Local Hero. Positioned close to great views, the beach, harbor, a nice restaurant/pub and close to many golf courses. You’ll love our place because of the light, the comfy bed, the fireplace, the cosiness and the stunning location.. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, families, and your furry friends.

- Fully equipped kitchen - Television - DVD/Blu ray player - Free WiFi - log burner in lounge - Bathroom with walk in shower - Master bedroom with double bed - Attic room with double bed - Oil filled radiators in bedrooms and bathroom - Far infra-red heating in lounge

Pennan is a quaint 18th century fishing village with a small harbour and spectacular coastline, famous as the setting of the 1983 film "Local Hero” where the infamous red telephone box is a draw for many a tourist. Pennan is approximately 40 miles north of Aberdeen. The fantastic location makes this an ideal base to explore the Banffshire coast. There is a hotel in the village with shops, amenities and sporting facilities at nearby towns such as Fraserburgh, Macduff and Banff.

The Mission Hall is a former place of worship and has been featured in magazines and newspapers for its architectural flair, style and humour. Situated close to the sea there are breathtaking views of sunsets and even dancing dolphins!

This cottage has the wow factor! There is a breath-taking dining room with a dark blue coloured concrete floor and pale blue “spatolato” finish walls and a wooden boxed ceiling. A specially designed crystal table sits on the flag-stones (originally covering the aisle of the church) in the middle of the room. When you look up, you’ll see how the pre owner has recycled the sides of the pews (still with numbers on!). There are 3 antique pitch-pine doors with impressive brass handles, two leading to the small bathrooms and a double one leading to the cosy sitting room. The sitting room has wood-lined walls (recycled from the back of the pews) with a settee and an armchair in front of an open fire. There is a small TV with DVD and Video player, a radio and a stereo with CD player. The well equipped kitchen has a crystal ceiling to let in the morning sun, a large stainless steel fridge and freezer, electric cooker, dish-washer, washing machine, microwave and several kitchen machines like mixer and juicer(all hidden in the big wooden larder). There is plenty of crockery and cutlery, lots of pots and pans and utensils. There is an antique wooden table for breakfast. A central wooden staircase (built by the Macduff ship-builders with the recycled wood from the pews) leads to the two upstairs bedrooms; Sunset themed double-bedded room (with electric blanket) and green twin-bedded room. Both were created on galleries with original recycled pitch-pine floors. The bed heads and galleries were created from the original sides of the pews (still bearing the seat numbers). The sunset room incorporates a crystal floor overlooking the stainless steel kitchen, while the green room overlooks the dining room. There are Velux escape windows looking out onto the gorse-covered hill at the back and two little ones looking onto the North Sea at the front. There are two small bathrooms at the bottom of the stairs – the sanitary ware and tiles were brought from Italy and there is a Greek key design on the glass doors and tiles. One bathroom has a shower, WC and wash basin, the other bathroom has a bidet, WC and wash basin. The toilets, wash-basins, sink, shower, bidet, washing-mashing and dish-washer all run on an eco-Saniflow-system before the waste goes into the sea. The Mission Hall has a sturdy wooden side door with a decking entrance. The sea wall is only a few meters away from the front of the house. A decking area has been added at the back of the house – it catches the morning sun - and there are 4 wooden folding chairs and a table. There are 3 antique benches originating from John Knox’s church at the front and side. Pets are welcome as guests, but not upstairs.

Classed as one of the best preserved conservation villages in Scotland, Crovie, this little jewel sits right on the wall of the North Sea. Yes, actually on the wall ... no traffic ... only the sound of the waves lashing, the pebbles rolling to and fro under the changing tide and the seagulls crying. A ten-minute walk from the car park/barrow park, (each cottage has its own wheelbarrow to help get daily provisions along to the house), maybe catching sight of a fox, a weasel or even on rare occasions a wild cat on the path. From Crovie you can look out to sea and be rewarded with the spectacular sight of a shoal of bottle-nosed dolphins (sometimes up to 35 at a time) and even a whale or a shark. There are two boats which take outings onto the North Sea and this is an event not to be missed. You can take a 20 minute walk along the pebbled beach to Gardenstown, where you can find the grocer - and even the candlestick maker! (a couple of art shops). The small Gardenstown Arms serves meals as well as a good stock of beers and malt whiskies.

My place has great sea views. You’ll love my place because of the comfy bed, the historic setting and stone wall interiors. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and furry friends (pets).

There are lovely sea views from the bedroom and lounge. The Kitchen and lounge are open-plan. The large bedroom has a UK king-size mahogany pencil-post bed. The bedroom has an ensuite wet-room shower.

Mill of Nethermill is located in a secluded bay by the village of Pennan. We are at sea level, and only meters from the beach.

Harbour Cottage is a lovely detached cottage in Gardenstown, a few metres from the delightful harbour and beach. It once was a traditional net store but has been converted to feature an open plan lounge and kitchen with dining area. The upper floor is accessed by a spiral staircase where there is one large en-suite bedroom with corner bath and shower. An affordable getaway ideal for couples. WIFI - Pet friendly! Easy Parking!

Originally an old net store, for the once thriving fishing village, the accommodation had been fully restored to a high standard. The open plan design, which has one en-suite bedroom, is ideally suited to a couple looking for a peaceful getaway at an affordable price. Entrance is through the porch, where you can hang coats jackets etc. The downstairs has kitchen, with dining area, and lounge. The kitchen has cooker, microwave, washing machine and other domestic appliances for your use. The lounge has a TV, DVD player, music centre and a selection of CDs, DVDs and books. There is a spiral stair leading to the upper floor. Upstairs is the bedroom with double bed (linen included), a second TV with DVD player, and ensuite. There are views over the bay. The bathroom has a corner bath and separate shower with wc and basin. Towels are provided. A full size single self inflating electric airbed, with linen, is available for a child or additional guest (at extra cost). A travel cot and booster table seat can also be provided. Bedding is not provided for cots. Heating is electric eco wall panel heaters plus there is an additional wall mounted fire. Parking is generally directly outside the cottage.

Harbour Cottage, Gardenstown, Aberdeenshire offers the best of North East Scotland's coast and country. Situated on the Moray Firth coastline, it boasts amazing views out to sea from the delightful harbour and beach. You may catch a glimpse of the dolphins, that often swim in the bay, being just one species of the abundance of wildlife the area is inhabited by. The sunsets are fabulous!

This beautiful, cosy harbourside cottage is located in the rural, quiet and picturesque coastal village of Gardenstown. The fishing boat harbour and Gamrie beach are just a few steps away from the cottage. The area offers wonderful coastal scenery and is the perfect retreat from the city.

This three storey cottage contains a fully equipped kitchen, open plan living/dining room with a woodburner on the ground floor. A spacious double bedroom and a single bedroom are located on the second floor. Another double bedroom and a shower room with wc are on the top floor. There is a patio door on the second floor which leads to the backyard which has a picnic table, and a BBQ cooker is available but please clean it after use. *Please note, - this cottage is NOT suitable for those has limited mobility as it is a three storey cottage with narrow steep stairs case. - Children and babies are very welcome to the cottage but do take care of them at all time especially with the stairs and the wood burner. - please bring you own baby cot and high chair as they are not provided.

This quiet and picturesque coastal village has a cafe, restaurant (not open daily), a Spar shop and a small local pub with very friendly local people. The quaint village, otherwise known as Gamrie, is characterised by winding roads and old fishermen's cottages connected by cross-crossing walkways. A perfect city getaway in all seasons. Advance booking is strongly recommended for dining in the pub and restaurant.

Perfect location for your next self catering holiday on the stunning Aberdeenshire coast. 33 Crovie sits in an elevated position 200 yards back from the sea. Walks lead to Gardenstown 1 mile away, or look for the famous Moray Firth dolphins which can be seen from the comfort of your armchair. Shop, pub & restaurant within 1 mile. Furnished on 3 levels with 2 bedrooms on the upper floor, bathroom and living area on the main level and kitchen on the lower level. Not suitable for disabled access.

Welcome pack on arrival with starter logs for the roaring fire.

Beautiful coastline providing stunning walks and adventurous trails. Crovie is steeped in history beginning life as a busy fishing village and now is a tranquil beautiful place where you can leave the hustle and bustle of our busy life’s and re charge our batteries living with nature in this idyllic spot.

The cottage looks like a traditional fisherman's cottage, painted white with red shutters and a red door, but walk through the heavy wooden door and you enter a modern, white minimalist interior full of light and surprisingly spacious.

Crovie is a special place- the best preserved ex fishing village in Scotland. The cottage is right on the sea wall which runs through the village so the sea is always present. The cottage is beautifully decorated and comfortable and very special. The cottage is about 300 years old but has everything to make your stay comfortable, warm and delightful. The sleeping spaces are reached up a very steep stairway - because of the open upstairs space, the cottage is not suitable for toddlers. I may be available during your stay but will be contactable before ,during and after your stay Crovie is a quiet and relaxing place. There are no amenities in the village. There are very few permanent residents but those that there are are respectful of the environment as should all visitors be. A car is essential. There are local buses from the nearby village but they are few and far between. A car will allow you to best see the glory of the countryside. The nearest shops are in Macduff and Banff, about 20 minutes drive away, although there is a Spar in Gardenstown, to which you can walk round the bay or along the new cliff top path The cottage is reached by a short walk along the sea bank. There is no car access. Cars are left in the nearby carpark and luggage is wheeled by you along the bank to the cottage. There is no disabled access.

A fantastic setting right on the sea - you couldn’t be closer ! Gorgeous sunsets and the noise of the waves to lull you to sleep

Puffin Cottage is a cosy former fisherman's cottage full of original features and character, with open fire, original wood panel walls and ceiling beams. The cottage it is nestled rests at the foot of grass-covered cliffs with the sea just yards away in the village of Pennan, made famous by the film Local Hero.

The cottage is bursting with character, and is particularly homely with numerous paintings, historical artifacts, overflowing book shelves and various games and DVDs The accommodation comprises an open plan living, dining and kitchen area with open fire on the ground floor. The kitchen is small but functional with everything you should need (no dishwasher) For the fire we have left fuel to get you started. If needed additional Logs and coal are available to buy from local petrol stations in Fraserburgh, Banff or Macduff. There is also a shower room and toilet on the ground floor. Upstairs, the main double bedroom has an electric stove, wood panel walls and TV, and is made complete with a chandelier! There is also a single bedroom. There are further stairs up to a loft space, however we currently use this space for storage. There is wifi and the TV has netflix. In the shed outside there is a washing machine and tumble dryer, there is also a second outside toilet. There is a table and chairs outside in the alley and a further table and chairs on the sea front in the summer (although we store this in the winter to stop it getting washed away!) There is plenty parking on the street

The village is situated half way between Fraserburgh and Banff, both have good supermarkets, and Tesco delivers! The closest small shop is New Aberdour (3 miles). There is an Inn in the village which serves great evening meals (hours vary seasonally) and in the summer there is the coastal cuppie tea shed for coffee, cake, sausage rolls etc. The cottage is only a few feet from the sea, where we often see a variety of seabirds, seals and dolphins with occasional sightings of minke whale. There are lovely walks all around with a path from the village over the cliffs to New Aberdour. Other key attractions include: Troop Head RSPB reserve (the only UK mainland nesting gannet colony (incredible in the summer months) Cullykhan Bay - lovely for swimming Millshore - can walk from Pennan at low tide over the rocks - pottery, coffee and ice cream Crovie and Gardenstown - fishing villages with a lovely sea walk between the two Fraserburgh Beach - sandy and good surfing Banff Beach and Sandend Beach offering surf and SUP lessons Macduff - marine aquarium Portsoy - lovely harbour and famous ice cream shop Findlater Castle and Sunnyside beach Cullen - full of quirky shops and lovely beach Bow fiddle rock - meant to be a great spot for wild swimming (when the weather is good!)

This is the annex to the main house seaview sunroom full kitchen with fridge freezer and washer microwave full kitchen double ensuite bedroom with walk in shower tv in bedroom and lounge sofa bed pull out in lounge . Private parking outside seating. This is a NO SMOKING HOUSE (pets aloud at £10 Charge please notify in advance ) This is on a farm in the country very peaceful and quite retreat.

This is the annex to the main house seaview sunroom full kitchen with fridge freezer and washer microwave full kitchen double ensuite bedroom with walk in shower tv in bedroom and lounge sofa bed pull out in lounge . Private parking outside seating. This is a NO SMOKING HOUSE (pets aloud at £10 Charge please notify in advance ) This is on a farm in the country very peaceful and quite retreat.Note suited to 2 people as only a small sofa bed .

Seaview good walking

This is a typical Fisherman's cottage in beautiful Gamrie Bay. The property is set on the sea-wall and you can enjoy the amazing sea views and sunsets from the large picture window. There is a well-equipped kitchen with an induction hob and electric oven. There is a wood-burning stove in the sitting room and a small supply of logs will be provided. A key will be available on arrival.

There is an extra charge for cleaning of £50.

The little picturesque town of Gardenstown has a number of amenities including a pub and small local shops. Lovely walks along the headland are easily accessible. Directly in front of the property, there is an amazing maze of rock pools that lead to the long sandy beach and headland. Dolphins are common visitors to the bay. Boat trips to discover the local wildlife are available in Banff and other coastal towns nearby. This cottage will provide a quiet bolthole with beautiful scenery and excellent walks. For those wanting to explore more of this corner of Scotland, Gardenstown is in easy access to many castles, distilleries and golf courses.

Crovie sits at the bottom of a cliff on the Moray Firth coast, and is one of the best preserved fishing villages in Scotland. No.30 sits midway along the village overlooking the pier and the sea. Comfortable living room with open fire for cozy evenings and extendable dining table for meals overlooking the sea. Breakfast table in well equipped kitchen. There is one ground floor double bedroom. First floor holds one double bedroom, a twin bedroom and bathroom with separate shower.

No 30 is a treasured family home, perfect for relaxing - gazing at the sea or sitting by the fire.

The village has no shop. Pub, Convenience store and post office in Gardenstown 1 mile or so by road or coastal path. Galleries, studios, golf and cafes within easy travel drives.

The former Stables & Gig House at Gamrie Lodge offer the luxury and comfort of exclusive boutique accommodation but with more space and privacy. Maybe you're planning a romantic break or simply taking some time out for a well earned bit of peace and quiet. Built around a private gravelled courtyard within the grounds of Gamrie Lodge, The Coach House Cottage is generously proportioned, fully furnished and tastefully appointed providing a wonderful relaxing atmosphere for two guests whilst the adjacent Stables Cottage will accommodate a further 4 guests. Size: 51 m2. Amenities: Hair Dryer, Toiletries, Central Heating, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, kettle, Stereo, cooking hob, oven, microwave, toaster, fridge, coffee maker, freezer, satellite TV, garden, Wood burning fireplace, Towels, BBQ grill, Private parking, Bed Linen, Iron, Pets are welcome, Dryer, Smoke Detectors, Heating, Wireless Internet, Rare view, Children not allowed, Carbon Monoxide Detector, separate entry; Bathroom: shower, toilet; Bedroom: king size bed; Kitchen

Eva's Cottage is an 18th century fisherman's cottage located in the historic fishing village of Gardenstown which is designed to cater for 5 guests. It has a cosy living room with real fire, an open plan dining area and kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom with bath and overhead shower.

Luxury, stylish and funky waterfront self catering accommodation with breathtaking views and jacuzzi hot tub Wake up to beautiful sea views you won’t find a better location in Banff overlooking the sea with all amenities within walking distance. With 4-bedrooms, 5-bathrooms this historic listed building has been transformed. Head out, and you’ll discover a wide range of things to do, beautiful coastal walks from the door Ideal for hen parties, special occasions or family holidays.

It really is a special place for a holiday, you won’t find a better location in Banff than near the marina overlooking the sea with all amenities within walking distance. . Your holiday will be made extra special by the beautiful accommodation. . All the bedrooms are beautifully done , 3 ensuite and the other with a bathroom across the hallway, the living area is spacious, stunning with funky interior. For nights in, there’s a wood burning stove and a full Sky TV package and Sonos sound system. Head out, and you’ll discover a wide range of things to do, beautiful coastal and beach walks from the door This is luxury self catering accommodation at its very best.

Right on the sea next to Marina , bars close by , places to eat close and supermarket easy walk

Sunnyside is a semi-detached house with magnificent views across the Moray Firth. There are 2 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The sitting room has a large wood burner fire and there is central heating throughout. The fully integrated kitchen diner is modern and bright and if not sitting beside a roaring fire then you'll be admiring the view from the French doors of the kitchen/diner. There is much sought-after private parking at the front of the house for 2 cars.

The double bedrooms are bright and cosy. The sitting room, kitchen/diner and both bathrooms are spacious. The sitting room has a sofa bed should that be required for additional guests. There is a Freeview TV and a DVD player, wifi and bluetooth speaker. The kitchen has an integrated dishwasher and washing machine and there is a small tumble drier for your use. Both bedrooms have hairdryers and there is a high chair for children. Photographs courtesy of Goode Photography.

Gardenstown is a beautiful quaint fishing village, part of the East Coast 250. Banff is the nearest town with Elgin and Aberdeen approximately an hours drive. You should find all you require in Banff which also has a fabulous fish shop selling local produce.

Once a simple old stone cottage dating back to the 1700s, Crossgates has been lovingly refurbished to become a charming characterful holiday home. Inside the small yet perfectly formed cottage is a welcoming sitting room with a wood burning stove that leads through to two lovely bedrooms. There is a well equipped kitchen where tasty meals can be prepared with ease. Completing the property is a toilet/shower room, a porch with seating and a large mature garden which wraps around the house.

This delightful detached cottage is totally private and ideal for couples, friends or a small family who want to explore this beautiful part of the North East of Scotland. Ideally situated for walkers, cyclists, anglers or those in search of a rural getaway, Crossgates sits quietly, without being overlooked in beautiful Aberdeenshire countryside, 40 miles North of Aberdeen.

The scenery provided by the breathtaking coastline and rolling landscape attracts many visitors. Walkers, artists, photographers and outdoor enthusiasts are all drawn to this wonderful unspoilt area. Although some guests never want to leave the cottage, you will find much of interest in North Aberdeenshire. We are always on hand to give local tips on where to go and how to discover special places. We have endless beach and cliff walks with opportunities to see a range of wildlife, with New Aberdour beach being the closest at just 2 miles away and Cullykhan beach being of special interest as home of the remarkable ‘Hells Lum’ Heading inland slightly you will find many castles, all within easy driving distance from the cottage. Fyvie and Delgatie are our favourites, but a visit to Slains is a must too, especially if you are intrigued by the theory that Bram Stoker conceived the idea for his infamous creation Dracula here. This ruin, perched on the cliff tops, with only the sound of crashing waves on the rocks below and the cry of seagulls, can easily become eery and is not for the faint hearted. The Moray Firth is home to a population of around 130 dolphins, one of only two pods in the UK. If you are lucky, you may spot them. Also for your pleasure on our stretch of the Moray Firth is fishing, scuba diving, boat trips and watersports. Macduff Marine Aquarium, Troup Head Gannet Collony, the RSPB Nature Reserve at Loch of Strathbeg and WCDS diving centre in spey bay are also available to show you the diverse activity in these amazing waters. On dry land but still keeping close to the seafront, you will marvel at The Bullers of Buchan, and Fraserburgh Lighthouse Museum. Famous ports like Buckie, Fraserburgh and Peterhead, and smaller villages like Crovie or Pennan where ‘Local Hero’ was filmed give this region its character. The Banffshire Coast has been voted one of the top Coastline destinations in the World. With stunning cliff top paths and sprawling sandy beaches stretching from Cullen in the west to Pennan in the East, it’s just waiting to be explored. Our closest access point to this coastline is just 2 miles away at the charming, non commercial pebble beach at New Aberdour. Step back and take things at a slower pace, take time to appreciate the world around you, maybe even see the local fishermen landing their catch. The Banffshire Coast is also home to festivals if you care to plan your trip to our cottage for some celebrations; Speyside Festival, Coast Festival, Portsoy Boat Festival and Fishing Festival. We are within close proximity to some of Scotlands best distilleries and you may want to follow the whisky trail. Stray just a little further afield, Speyside Cooperage gives a fascinating insight into how barrels/casks are made. This cooperage (the only working one in the UK) takes you on a journey through the lifecycle of the cask and even allows you to see the skilled coopers at work. Learning about the ancient art of coopering is effortless given the interactive nature of the visit. Only a short drive away, there are 9 golf courses varying from links, heath and parkland. Aberdeenshire has an amazing selection of courses (70 no less). Whatever your handicap there will be one to suit you. Peterhead Prison Museum, Aden Country Park, Duff House, Baxters Highland Village and Story Book Glen are popular visitor attractions while Aberdeen, Europe’s oil capital, is an ancient city with a rich cultural heritage with much to see.

This is one of our 2 garden apartments at Castleview in the coastal town of Banff. We are situated on the north east 250 route in an ideal situation for exploring. This space is not shared you have the whole apartment. A fully functioning kitchen opens onto a lounge/ bedroom and shower room. There is a beautiful cottage garden and private parking.

The Mill is a fantastic beach front character ground floor apartment with exposed wooden beams, and stone walls. The Mill is decorated in keeping with the old character of the property. Mill of Nethermill is located in a secluded bay by the village of Pennan, Northeast Scotland.

Mill of Nethermill Holidays has 4 luxury seaside vacation rentals in a secluded bay in Northeast Scotland. Ideally located by the village of Pennan made famous by the 1980's film "Local Hero".

Traditional Old Fisherman's Cottage on edge of Moray Firth. Dog friendly.

A charming detached traditional seaside cottage with fantastic sea views from every room, in the popular Moray Firth village of Gardenstown. To the front there is a traditional netshed and elevated decking area, suitable for dining in nice weather, views over the bay and cliffs, a perfect place to relax and soak up the tranquil atmosphere around this charming cottage. Additionaly to the front there is an all weather picnic table and an enclosed small garden. It is only a short walk to the harbour and wide expanse of beach and cliffs. The smuggler's village of Pennan ( Local Hero) is along the coast or go dolphin spotting on the Firth then return to your cottage. If you want a relaxing break by the sea this is for you. The hit song Sailing by Rod Stewart was written in the village during a winter storm. Two wood burning stoves(logs supplied) add to the cosy feel backed up with electric heating. Netflix and Amazon cover the winter evenings entertainment and Boules on the beach in the Summer. Steep internal stairs and many steps in village. Shower over bath.

Nearest towns are Banff and Fraserburgh. In Gardenstown there is a pub, and a Spar (not open on Sunday)

Clochforbie Yurts have been built in an open location to enjoy the views of the Aberdeenshire countryside from the decking or the spa hot tub. An Ideal spot for relaxing also plenty of room for the kids to play in the tree house or on the swings and trampoline. There is plenty to do in the Banffshire area Macduff Aquarium, The Whisky trail, Castles to visit museums plenty of parks, swimming pools all within easy reach, only 40 minutes to Aberdeen and Elgin. We also have the Green Yurt available

The Yurts themselves have a fully fitted kitchen toilet / wet room attached, plenty of decking and grass for kids to run around, area fenced off so very safe. We have 2 Yurts available an orange and a green Yurt both very comfy for couples or families. Each Yurt will have its own hot tub installed on the deck where you can enjoy the views in total comfort.

Clochforbie Yurts is close to Macduff, Banff, Portsoy, Fraserburgh, Peterhead, Elgin and Aberdeen We have leaflets available in the yurts for local events This is a very quite peaceful location, the views are fantastic in the rain or the sunshine. Brilliant for star gazing from the hot tub in the evening if there is no cloud.

Beach front character property with exposed wooden beams and stone walls. Lovely sea views from the lounge and private patio. Located in a secluded bay by the village of Pennan on the beautiful Moray Firth, Northeast Scotland. 5-star Quality Assured rating with Visit Scotland.

Tore View is a large apartment in a converted 18th century mill with stunning views. The Tore burn runs beside the property with a picturesque 18th century bridge.

The Mill of Nethermill is in a secluded bay next to the village of Pennan which is famous for the film "Local Hero". Although secluded, we are only 15/20 minutes from Macduff, Banff, Fraserburgh, or Turriff. Gardenstown is only 3 miles away.

Sandy beach front cottage which has been recently renovated. The spacious accommodation spans over 3 floors with all rooms taking in stunning beach and sea views. Listen to the sea lapping the sea wall below the cottage as you fall asleep! The cottage has 2 lounges both with tv's. The top floor lounge is double aspect with large picture windows overlooking the bay. The master bedroom has an en-suite and is double aspect. The sandy beach is great for children and dogs. A welcome retreat for all.

The cottage is elevated and therefore has spectacular views overlooking the bay, beach and sea. Seals are often seen on the beach. Dolphins and whales have been sighted in the bay. Most of the beach is sand but there are some rocks which provide endless entertainment for rock pooling. There is a private enclosed front area with seating taking in the sea views whilst enjoying a BBQ. There are 2 steps to access the front garden area from the single coastal road which leads to a shared car park. The sandy beach can be easily and directly accessed from there and is only 100m from the cottage. Luggage can be dropped off at the cottage and then cars parked. The kitchen and lounge with multi fuel stove is on the ground floor. We provide wood. The property can be heated via the stove with a back boiler. This can provide unlimited hot water and may appeal to those who are conscious of our carbon footprint. Heating and hot water can also be provided by electricity.

Gardenstown is a friendly, quiet, tranquil fishing village with a beautiful, working harbour so there are always lots of fishing boats to watch. There is a museum at the harbour and craft shops around the village. When the tide is out, guests can walk to the the nearby village of Crovie or for a more energetic walk, guests can take the hill path up to St John's Church which offers spectacular views of Gardenstown and the bay. There is a lovely tea room that is open Thursdays - Sundays inclusive which serves breakfasts and lunches. The village also has a pub and there is a shop at the top of the village.

The Blue Hoose, situated in an enviable position in Gardenstown harbour, is a converted fisherman's net store which has recently been renovated. This two bedroom property has direct views onto the harbour and Gamrie Bay from the living room, kitchen and spacious outdoor terrace. We welcome you to stay in one of Scotland's best kept secrets and enjoy a drink on the balcony, or a BBQ on the terrace while the waves roll in and the sun sets beyond.

The Blue Hoose sits right in Gardenstown Harbour with street parking on Harbour Road behind. The entrance brings you into the living room which has a balcony overlooking the harbour, perfect for summer sunsets and watching the tide roll in. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom on the top floor and the kitchen is a double height space on the lower level. The kitchen leads onto a spacious veranda right next to the harbour which is ideal for summer evening meals and BBQs. Check-in is usually at the weekend but for alternative days please message us. We are also pleased to share that this property has a zero carbon energy footprint thanks to the use of electric central heating and the supply of renewable energy.

Gardenstown is one of Scotland's best kept secrets with a vibrant community. Unlike some of the smaller villages along this part of the coast there is still a large community here serviced by the school, the church, a shop and a great pub. In the summer the harbour is alive with locals and tourists enjoying the waters edge and the charity café that opens for 12 weeks. All year round an active fishing community ensure that there's always life in the harbour. Please visit the Gardenstown community Facebook pages for details of events. https://www.facebook.com/GardenstownVillageCommunity/ or the Discover Gardenstown page http://www.discovergardenstown.co.uk/ The Blue Hoose is immediately next door to the Gardenstown Heritage Centre (open in summer) which has a wealth of information about the history of the village.

Rockpool is a stunning 200 year old fisherman's cottage, set back a few yards from the seafront, with sea views from the front door. It provides all modern comforts, whilst retaining its traditional features. The wood burning stove together with the Rayburn, which automatically controls the central heating, ensure the cottage is warm and cosy all year round!

Wonderful food at the Pennan Inn, within the village (Please note that the Pennan Inn is now closed and will re-open under new management on 1st April 2020). Picturesque harbour; expansive beach front promenade; accessible beach, with rockpools at low tide.

Shore View is a lovely two bedroom cottage with fantastic sea views. The interior is decorated to stay in keeping with the old character of the building. The are exposed wooden beams in the open-plan kitchen and lounge. The shower room has ceramic tiles, with a walk-in shower. Shore is in a secluded bay by the village of Pennan which is know for the movie "Local Hero".

Our delightful 1776 stone-built cottage is situated in the heart of old Banff and only 2 minutes walk from the beach. Holidaying in an old cottage does not mean you will be disconnected from the outside world. Installed and free to use is BT Wifi offering superfast broadband, Sky TV, Sky Sport, Sky Box Sets, and BT Sport. We are within 5 minutes walking of the Famous Spotty Bag Shop, Tesco, Coop, museum, post office and chemist.

You will have full access to the house. Downstairs is a living room with fireplace. Build in kitchen has a dishwasher, hob, oven and microwave. Small utility has a washing machine and tumble dryer leading to a bathroom. Upstairs Bedroom 1 has an en-suite shower room. Bedroom 2 has a double bed with room for a cot if required.

There are numerous golf courses in the area.

This listing is for our self contained period apartment which is located within Castleview's main house built in 1740, originally a Wesleyan Chapel . A lovely private self contained space which is a comfortable home from home. You are booking the whole apartment which has 3 ensuite bedrooms, lounge, dining room and fully fitted kitchen. Guests are welcome to relax in our secluded cottage garden.

Our apartment is within Castleview's main house built in 1740 it was originally a Wesleyan Chapel. Now converted into a beautiful spacious 3 bedroomed apartment with all modern facilities, a lovely private self contained space which is a comfortable home from home.

Banff is situated on the Moray Firth coast with easy access to coastal and woodland walks and is on the Scottish Whisky and Castle trails.

Clochforbie Yurts have been built in an open location to enjoy the views of the Aberdeenshire countryside from the decking or the spa hot tub. An Ideal spot for relaxing also plenty of room for the kids to play in the tree house or the swings and trampoline. There is plenty to do in the Banffshire area, Macduff Aquarium, The Whisky trail, Castles to visit, museums, plenty of parks, swimming pools all within easy reach only 40 minutes to Aberdeen and Elgin We also have the orange yurt available

The Yurts themselves have a fully fitted kitchen toilet / wet room attached, plenty of decking and grass for kids to run around, area fenced off so very safe. Each Yurt will have its own hot tub installed on the deck on the 8th August where you can enjoy the views in total comfort.

Clochforbie Yurts is close to Macduff, Banff, Portsoy, Fraserburgh, Peterhead, Elgin and Aberdeen We have leaflets available in the yurts for local events This is a very quite peaceful location with wonderful views in the rain or the sunshine.

3 bedroom cottage in the picturesque Banffshire village of Crovie which is located about 10 miles east of Banff and Macduff. A unique 18th century fishing village with around 60 houses built at the bottom of a cliff, directly adjacent to the sea. Our converted cottage provides modern, comfortable facilities (including Wi-Fi broadband) in this atmospheric location and a garden for BBQ and stunning views. Ideal for get away holidays; carefree family holidays to explore the outdoors

Bridge Street is a spacious, recently renovated apartment in the centre of Banff. The property has been decorated in a modern style but still retains many period features. Welcoming you with open arms, we hope to make your stay in Bridge Street as happy and comfortable as you would be in your own home.

Close to many local amenities such as shops, restaurants and take-away's. The area is currently undergoing a regeneration process and there are many near-by shops selling local crafts, collectables and vintage items. The property is close to local walks, whether you prefer a coastal or forest backdrop, there is something for everyone. Historic Duff House and Duff House Royal Golf Course are both within walking distance. Bridge Street is a spacious, recently renovated apartment in the centre of Banff. The property has been decorated in a modern style but still retains many period features. Welcoming you with open arms, we hope to make your stay in Bridge Street as happy and comfortable as you would be in your own home. Close to many local amenities such as shops, restaurants and take-away's. The area is currently undergoing a regeneration process and there are many near-by shops selling local crafts, collectables and vintage items. The property is close to local walks, whether you prefer a costal or forest backdrop, there is something for everyone. Historic Duff House and Duff House Royal Golf Course are both within walking distance.

Lovely 2 bed house - 2 floors with kitchen , dining and lounge. Double bed& twin single beds which can zip and link to become a king size bed. Shower room. pets stay for free. enclosed garden ,fresh, tasteful decor. TV with Netflix and on demand tv. Wifi . Bus stop nearby. walking distance to hotel , local golf club, sports centre, lmarine aquarium and Harbour , coastline and nature walks .Enjoy our friendly hospitality and your stay at this delightful house

FOR BOOKINGS OF 1 NIGHT STAY ONLY , PLEASE CONTACT HOST FOR SPECIAL COMPETITIVE DEALS! Keys available at all times of arrival . Any day. High chair, travel cot . Bicycle shed . Dog cage . Board games . All available. Welcome pack and local information. Bears Haven has been freshly decorated and modernised making it a wonderful base from which to explore Macduff and the surrounding area. With two bedrooms, it is best suited to couples or families looking for a comfortable home to relax in after a day exploring. It benefits from an attractive and fully enclosed landscaped garden set on multiple levels, giving plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. This semi-detached property also has a very convenient location in Macduff, within walking distance to many local attractions. A restaurant serving fresh local dishes is only a short walk away. The Macduff Aquarium will delights guests of all ages, with a wonderful selection of creatures from the sea and beyond. Learn about the history of the area at the beautiful Duff House, enjoy viewing the art work or strolling through the grounds. This fantastic area of Scotland is a haven for golfers with many courses near by, including Royal Tarlair, Duff House and Turriff. Walkers and cyclists will also enjoy the many walks available. Why not try a walk along the stunning coast, exploring the small bays and beaches along the way? Take in views of the Moray Firth and try a spot of dolphin watching. Fishing in the River Deveron is also a popular pastime here. The Macduff Distillery is also a great place to visit and situated less than 2 miles from Bears Haven. This area is also home to some wonderful beaches, with many easily reachable. There really is something for everyone in this fascinating region of Scotland. Beach 1¼ miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 530 yards.

Central to all facilities , bus route . Lovely residential area.