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Self contained farm bothy set 4 miles from the sea in a rural farm setting. Ideal for 2 people with its double room , wet room and sitting room with small kitchenette. There is a bed settee within sitting room for 2 children or 1 adult.

This self contained newly renovated farm bothy set 4 miles from the beautiful Moray firth coast in a rural farm setting has a double bed room, wet room with shower and a sitting room. There is a bed settee within the sitting room suitable for 1 extra adult or 2 children. The sitting room has a multifuel stove to heat space and water and a small kitchenette with gas rings, sink, fridge and microwave oven. Patio doors open onto a sunny terrace. Let me know if you need the bed settee made up.

The North Aberdeenshire Coast is a hidden gem with miles of quiet sandy beaches, small coastal villages and wide skyes. Visit the local distilleries the historic harbour at Portsoy or Duff house housing part of the National Galleries of Scotland art treasures.

Driftwood Cottage is our latest venture and we welcomed our first guests at the end of March 2019. I am pleased to say that they liked it as much as we do – tho’ I was loath to move out at the end of our ‘test’ stay! Driftwood must be one of the prettiest cottages in Portsoy. It is often photographed, with it’s seaside theme and location all working in it’s favour! I will be uploading professional internal photos as soon as possible, but hope these work in progress ones will give you a feel of the place, and what we are trying to achieve! For me, apart from the location, the garden is one of the biggest attractions! There are not one, not two, but 3 terraces, as you climb the hill behind the cottage, with the view improving from each one! There is a barbeque area, plenty of seating, even a fish pond, and at the top, a ‘sitooterie’ (a summer house!), where you can sit out, enjoy your G&T (or cup of tea!) and look out over the higgledy piggledy roof tops of the historic conservation area and beyond that, out to sea. The cottage has a king size double bedroom, shower room, lounge and kitchen, all on the ground floor, with a twin room and children’s play area up some fairly narrow and steep stairs, so is suitable either for couples of those with young families. Of course, like all our cottages, we have good WiFi and your four legged friends are very welcome. We hope you will visit Driftwood, our latest cottage, and discover this often overlooked corner of the North East of Scotland for yourselves!

The cottage is cosy and comfortable, a real home from home. It is well equipped with everything we thought you might need - and we are open to suggestions if you think we've missed something!

Portsoy is a welcoming small town, with a lot going on for it’s size. It has a fantastic sense of community, with the caravan park, the 4 star Salmon Bothy museum, the Sail Loft Bunkhouse and the Scottish Traditional Boat Festival (celebrating it’s 21st anniversary this year!) all being run by the community for the community. It is centred around it’s 2 historic seventeenth century harbours, the area little changed in years, used as the film setting for the recent remake of Whisky Galore. The fishing industry has largely moved on, but you can often see the town’s two St Ayles skiffs rowing out from the harbour (and you will often find me out with them!) There are some fantastic walks round Portsoy, whether you walk westwards, past the old swimming pool carved out amongst the rocks, along the rugged coastline towards Sandend (pronounced ‘Sanine’) or further along to Findlater Castle, Sunnyside Beach and Cullen, or eastwards along the Coastguard’s path. There is the Shore Inn between the cottage and the harbours… and of course the award winning Portsoy Ice Cream shop. The Banffshire coast is one of the world’s outstanding coastlines, says the National Geographic. Natural beauty combines with plentiful wildlife – there are dolphins, seals, puffins and other seabirds in abundance, if you are lucky enough to see them. Fishing villages all along the coast perch on clifftops, or crouch precariously at the water’s edge, with the oldest houses built gable-end on to the weather and the waves. In the summer, the light up here is special, days are near endless. Winter skies are dark and starry and – with a bit of luck – you might even see the Northern Lights!

No 10 is a super comfortable cozy little house for you to relax in! Right in the heart of Portsoy it is close to all the attractions but on a quiet street with a lovely south facing garden for sitting out. This is our family holiday house so a true home from home we'd love to share with you.

The house has one comfortable bedroom with a king-sized bed and lots of storage. The sitting room has a sofa bed for any additional guests. The bathroom enjoys a large separate shower.

Portsoy is a vibrant, friendly village. There is lots to occupy you with stunning coastal walks on the braes and beaches, a local distillery, lovely cafes and shops in the village and nearby, excellent fish and chips, a local baker, not to mention the world famous Portsoy ice-cream! The village is ideally placed for exploring the Aberdeenshire and Moray coast and inland with all it's attractions.

No. 56 is a Fisherman's cottage nestled in the heart of Portsoy. just 2 mins walk to the 17th Century Harbour. Portsoy is a friendly town which boasts Portsoy icecream shop, cafes, beach, cycling routes and coastal walks.

N0.56 is a cosy cottage but is bright and airy and showcases character such as original beams and flagstone flooring.

The Portsoy Icecream shop is a favourite of guests and they apparently make good coffee. very good Fish and Chip shop. you can walk to the 17th Century Harbour,where there is a pub and cafe. Shops and children's park are a 5 minute walk away. it is a good base if you want to explore the Moray Coast where Dolphins, Seals and other Marine life live. There is also the Castle Trail and the Whiskey Trail. There are beaches nearby which boast surfing experiences, particularly Sandend Beach.

Fernyhaugh is a 4 bedroomed house with the best views in portsoy. The home overlooks the new harbour and the moray firth. Inside there is 3 double bedrooms and a twin bedroom so it's perfect for families. There is a main bathroom upstairs and a shower room/ensuite downstairs. The downstairs has an open plan feel, the cosy sitting room has a wood burner and the adjoining sun room is great for relaxing and watching the world go by. The kitchen and dining room are fully equipped for a large family.

Fernyhaugh is a family home, it has 4 bedrooms (3 with king size beds and one with twin beds). The downstairs bedroom is a king and has an adjoining shower room. The kitchen has everything you need for a short stay (no dishwasher though), please let us know if you think of anything that we have missed. The open plan kitchen and dining room flow through to the sunroom which has the best views in portsoy (I might be biased). The sitting room has a wood burning stove and TV and is very cosy in an evening (be aware that the TV only has basic channels so if you plan to use it a lot it might be an idea to bring a streaming device with you). Upstairs has 2 king bedrooms and a twin room. There is also a family bathroom. (Please be aware the upstairs bathroom only has a bath, so large groups will be sharing one shower if this is your preference). We find our home is best suited to families. We are happy to accept dogs but ask that you keep them downstairs. We have listed that we are not suitable for infants, this is simply because we don't have a cot or highchair. So if you are coming with a baby you will have to bring all your own gear! If you are happy to do that then we are happy to have you. Let us know if you have a particularly grabby toddler and we can move all the knickknacks in the living areas out of reach before you arrive! If you are arriving late at night we have a key safe so you can let yourselves in. Let us know if this is the case so we can leave you something for breakfast in the morning! Please don't be shy with your feedback, this is our first year of holiday letting and we want to improve. Also, let us know if we can help you with anything at all. We are nearby and happy help.

Seafield Cottage is in the centre of historic Cullen and is perfectly located for the shops, cafes, coastal walks and the beach. This area of coast was described by National Geographic as one of the world’s outstanding coastlines. The area is one of natural beauty with plentiful wildlife – there are dolphins, seals, puffins and other seabirds in abundance.

The cottage is full of character and provides a comfortable base from which to explore this beautiful area.

Cullen is a really friendly place with a good selection of facilities including pubs, cafes, restaurants and shops. It has a great selection of antique and bric-a-brac shops which are perfect for an afternoon's wandering.

This cosy cottage is the ideal choice for anyone looking to get away from it all. The cottage is decorated with comfort in mind. There is a log fire in the downstairs lounge and a living area upstairs which makes this cottage ideal for families. There is a contained garden to the rear and also a utility shed which can hold bikes if required. All the bedrooms are fitted with carpets for comfort and the downstairs bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. A charming old cottage in lovely Cullen.

The whole cottage and garden is available to use without restrictions.

Cullen is famous for a number of reasons. Firstly, the breathtaking scenery, which is best seen from the nearby Cullen beach. Cullen beach is a vast sandy beach and has views across Moray Firth. There are many walks that can be accessed and bike paths. Cullen is also renowned for it’s Cullen Skink soup which is made with smoked haddock and is part of the towns heritage. The ice cream shop in Cullen needs no introduction as it serves the best ice cream in Moray. You are in for a treat with the many cafes and restaurants in the area and the newly renovated Seafield Arms restaurant.

Traditional detached house in quiet are of picturesque view from dining and guest room. Rooms very clean bright & re-decorated. The house is close walking distance to the beach front marina and the restaurant over looking the Marina. Rooms 1 is a Twin room; room 2 is dbl room, both have Tv & Coffee or tea facilities. Shared Shower-room with large shower area, washbasin and Toilet. Dining/Guest room table and chairs with 2 small couches for relaxing. Continental breakfast included in price.

The price is per person only. The house very warm and relaxing. Shared Guest/dinning room as tables and chairs available for all guests. Couches to relax overlooking the Moray Firth and beach. If lucky will see the seals or dolphins playing in the bay. Bedrooms have own tv withTea & Coffee making facilities. All towels provided. Storage for clothes. Beds have 2 pillows on single bed and 4 pillows on Double bed with thick Duvet for warmth. Blankets or extra pillows on request.

Very Quiet neighbourhood, private house.

The Admiral's Rest boasts stunning and peaceful beach views over Sandend Beach and benefits from oil central heating, a wood burner in living room, kitchen, dining room/sun room and two double rooms. There is also an outdoor utility room with tumble drier and washing machine and a hot tub in the back garden. This is perfect for watersports enthusiasts, couples and small groups looking for a relaxing break near the beach, popular walking routes and whisky trails.

Cosy cottage with hot tub and unique views of Sandend Beach and surrounding countryside. The best of both worlds! Plenty secure outdoor storage for surfboards/bikes as there is an outside utility/ storage room and shed. Perfect for families, couples and surfers! Sandend has one of the most beautiful beaches in Scotland and has waves as good as any Cornish beach but without the crowds! This coastline is also part of the North East 250 tourist route , the gateway to the North Coast 500. There are many distilleries nearby and within driving distance including Glenglassaugh distillery which is a 2 minute drive. Also perfect for families as the property is located 10 minutes walk from Findlater Castle, Sunnyside Beach and nearby coastal walks. Sandend is a 6 minute drive to Portsoy and 7 minute drive to Cullen.

“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".

The house is within a short drive of some of the most beautiful beaches on the Moray coast, such as Sandend and Cullen.The Moray Coast is renowned for having a relatively mild climate and an abundance of wildlife including seals, dolphins and many species of birds. The Old Merchant House has a large lounge / dining room with amazing sea and harbour views, an 18th-Century fireplace, kitchen, three bedrooms (two doubles, one twin), two bathrooms, entrance hall and utility room. There is a large storage room which can be used for bikes, canoes etc The seaside town of Portsoy is a historic place with its own harbours and some spectacular scenery in and around the town. A variety of local shops can be found within the town centre including, post office, supermarket, bakeries, banking facilities, restaurants, cafés, pubs and award-winning ice cream shop. On the harbour, a short walk away, is an excellent wet fish shop and welcoming pub.

The house sits in a uniquely historic setting directly on the old 17th-century harbour and has wonderful views of the sea. Portsoy is a charming village with lots of local amenities and facilities.

Cosy Fisherman's cottage nestled on the beautiful North East coast of Scotland. 5 minutes drive from the historic town of Banff. The cottage has 1 twin bedroom, comfortable lounge with sea view, kitchen on open plan, modern shower room and a landscaped garden to the front. Comes fully equipped with heating, electricity and cleaning included in the price. The village has all amenities including restaurants, pubs, art galleries, shops and a yacht marina. Well worth a stay here.

Close to the harbour, this south-facing cottage has a wonderful, mature garden and is well placed to explore the Moray coastline.. The epitome of bucolic bliss, this lovely, detached cottage is nevertheless only a few hundred yards from the pretty waterfront in the delightful village of Portsoy. The warm stone-clad walls and delightfully mature garden, with its sensory area and fruit trees surrounding the house, give a sense of country living, yet it is an easy walk down to the harbour through the winding streets. The scenery opens up to reveal the ever-changing sea and the bustling activities of this harbour, which makes an appearance in the 2016 film ‘Whisky Galore’. The village of Portsoy is renowned for its acclaimed annual boat festival, which takes place at the end of June; at this time the village becomes a magnet for lovers of boats, traditional music, crafts, arts, food and drink celebrating the region’s cultural heritage and numbers in the village swell dramatically – a great occasion not to be missed! Although other times of the year are quieter, there is still much to entertain and delight the visitor, with boat trips to observe the rich marine life, gorgeous coastal walks along cliffside paths, sandy beaches at nearby Sandend or Banff Link. The Moray coast is famed for its sunny, dry climate – perfect for exploring this wonderful region. Truly the best of both worlds, you will want to return again and again! Beach 600 yards. Shop 150 yards, pub and restaurant 300 yards.

Shannelton House is located in the beautiful Aberdeenshire countryside approximately 6 miles from Banff in north-east Scotland. Our accommodation is a converted steading which comprises of 3 self contained holiday apartments. All our apartments are a "home-from-home" and kitchens equipped with everything you need along with separate bedrooms and bathrooms. You can also enjoy a movie in our cinema room, work out in the gym or work up a sweat in the sauna.

Our modern apartments are clean, fresh and equipped with everything you would need on a trip away. There is a sauna, gym, and movie room on site to enjoy as well. We also have a utility room where you can wash and dry any clothes if you need to. Our Findlater and Delgatie apartments have 1 bedroom with a king size bed, shower room, and a combined kitchen/sitting/dining room. Findlater has a small sofa bed which can accommodate young children (8 years and under). Our Tarlair apartment is a studio with a super king bed (can be turned into twin beds if required) with kitchen and separate shower room. It is pet friendly with a secure and private garden/decking area.

Our apartments sit in a beautiful part of Aberdeenshire; you will find an amazing coastline within a 10 minute drive with some wonderful walks nearby with plenty of things to do. Our location also has a great view of Knock Hill and with it being in the countryside you will find that it is extremely quiet, great for a lie in on a Sunday morning. Easy access to some great golf courses and fishing beats. Great location to explore the 'Whisky Trail', 'Castle Trail' and 'North East 250'.

Culbert Rig cottage has been fully refurbished in the summer of 2018. Family owned since 1975 and ideally situated a 2 minute stroll to Portsoy's historic 17th Century harbour. Local bakers, grocery shop, pubs, chemist, gifts and Portsoy Ice cream are all within easy walking distance. A cosy log burner, Egyptian cotton bed linen and Highland Soap Co. organic skincare products await you! Come and explore long sandy beaches, castles, distilleries, picturesque fishing villages and much more.

The cottage is on two levels and the entrance is on the side of the house down 4 steps from Culbert St. It is well equipped with comfort and warmth in mind, equipped with Stressless leather seating and "Which Best Buy" mattresses on all the beds. Additionally, a new travel cot and folding bed from John Lewis is provided should you require a bed for an infant or additional child. All bedrooms and bathroom (with electric shower over bath), are upstairs with the living room and kitchen downstairs, facing the private walled back garden. The entire garden space is south facing, fenced and gated. Access to the garage on site is provided and the garden chairs, table, bbq and logs are stored there. Feel free to keep your surfing/cycling gear there too. Egyptian cotton bed linen, bath, beach and dog towels,organic soaps and shampoo are also provided for use during your stay. Complimentary teabags, coffee, sugar and milk as well as some samples of local baked goods will be available for your convenience on arrival. Local supermarkets such as Asda or Tesco will home deliver to the cottage after your arrival if you want to arrange that online prior to your stay. A lock box containing the key will be available on arrival at any time after 3pm. Parking is usually available directly opposite the cottage on the left hand side as you face down the hill. Find us on Facebook @PamAtkinsonPortsoy and Instagram @culbertrig.

The area is quiet and has easy access by foot to the harbour, beaches, pub, coffee shops, Loch Soy and the main street for all shops.

Welcoming all to Cullen, this centrally located cosy flat offers a great base to set up for whichever activities or events bring you to this picturesque coastal village. Suitable for couples and small families, the immaculately decorated flat is warmed with a fully controllable user friendly combi boiler, whilst having a beautiful stone wall centrepiece. Inclusive of TV, Wifi, tea/coffee, fresh linen, working kitchen with white goods and toiletries.

Two small steps from lounge/entrance room to the bedroom may prove difficult for particularly immobile persons. Fully working kitchen including cutlery and crockery, any further specific kitchen goods can be provided upon request. Washing machine included.

Cullen is a picturesque coastal town on the Moray Firth. The Breathtaking old railway viaducts connecting many of the local communities has been reused as a coastal walkway. Other walks include a more challenging hike to Findlater Castle ruins some 4 kms away, and a forest hike up the Cullen Bin Hill. All this make it an ideal Dog

Shannelton House is located in the beautiful Aberdeenshire countryside approximately 6 miles from Banff in north-east Scotland. Our accommodation is a converted steading which comprises of 3 self contained holiday apartments. All our apartments are a "home-from-home" and kitchens equipped with everything you need along with separate bedrooms and bathrooms. You can also enjoy a movie in our cinema room, work out in the gym or work up a sweat in the sauna.

Our modern apartments are clean, fresh and equipped with everything you would need on a trip away. There is a sauna, gym, and movie room on site to enjoy as well. We also have a utility room where you can wash and dry any clothes if you need to. Our Findlater and Delgatie apartments have 1 bedroom with a king size bed, shower room, and a combined kitchen/sitting/dining room. Findlater has a small sofa bed which can accommodate young children (8 years and under). Our Tarlair apartment is a studio with a super king bed (can be turned into twin beds if required) with kitchen and separate shower room. It is pet friendly with a secure and private garden/decking area.

Our apartments sit in a beautiful part of Aberdeenshire; you will find an amazing coastline within a 10 minute drive with some wonderful walks nearby with plenty of things to do. Our location also has a great view of Knock Hill and with it being in the countryside you will find that it is extremely quiet, great for a lie in on a Sunday morning. Easy access to some great golf courses and fishing beats. Great location to explore the 'Whisky Trail', 'Castle Trail' and 'North East 250'.

The Seafield Arms is a traditional hostelry located in the picturesque village of Whitehills on the Moray Firth coastline where regulars and visitors alike can be assured of a warm reception in a friendly and relaxing environment where you can enjoy a fine selection of food, beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. Bed and Breakfast Accommodation is available on the first floor where we have 2 double en-suite bedrooms ,1 twin en-suite bedroom, and a self contained apartment

We have a delightful beer garden where you can relax and unwind during the warmer months, being a family friendly establishment we have a selection of children’s activity toys and equipment that will keep even the most active of youngsters entertained in a safe environment. Finally, for dog lovers, we are a pet friendly establishment, you are welcome to bring your dog along, dogs are welcome in the bar area and garden area.

On one floor, this spacious house is bright and airy with wonderful views out to the North Sea and only a few minutes walk down to the Old Harbour. A well equipped dining kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms (king size plus 2 singles), plus sofa bed, shower room, additional WC and conservatory which looks out onto a lovely back garden. Portsoy is a lovely spot for those who enjoy nature and discovering a rugged coastline.

The Station Hotel is highly recommended for lunch and evening meals and The Willows Tearoom, Deskford is a must for antique lovers and those who appreciate something a little different.

House is in Cullen which has lots of amenities such as the beach, lots of areas for walking, a harbor. It is situated at the top of Cullen close to shops, doctors, chemist and library. The house has 2 bedrooms, one with a king size bed, the other has 2 single beds. Cooking is by gas. There is a washing machine, dishwasher and 2 integrated fridges.

There is a balony overlooking the sea with views across to Portknockie

It is a very quiet area with little noise. It is a very beautiful area with views of the sea easy to find. The village itself has many unique shops especially of antiques and bricabrac. There are several restaurants and cafes to choose from and takeaway Indian, Chinese and Fish and Chips.

The flat has a double bedroom, shower room, and sitting room with open kitchen area, fully equipped with fridge freezer, crockery,cutlery, hob and oven. This farmhouse. Is in the countryside 6 miles from Banff, a quiet location with lovely garden views. Large garden space available.

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 largest within the conservation village with 2 parking spaces outside. We have bright and large airy rooms with neutral décor but with all the home comforts you could wish for. We want you to enjoy your stay and will give you as much info as we can to make your holiday special. We have a guest info file with all the info you will need.

Sandend is a conservation village and one of the prettiest on this coast. Our house is a listed fisherman's cottage which has been lovingly restored to offer warm and cosy accommodation right next to the sea. the coast line is one of rocky bays and cliffs which can all be seen from our cottage. The village has a great atmosphere and all residents and other locals mix well along the harbour wall and open harbour green which has a variety of benches and picnic areas.

Sandend was established as a busy fishing port in 17th century. Over the last few hundred years not many changes have taken place in the village and now has listed and conservation status to ensure the beauty of the village is preserved for future generations. Many of the cottages have been in the same families for generations and the village has an amazing community feel. Everyone mixes for chats about the day, surfing exploits, what's been caught in the lobster pots and general drinks at the harbour to see the sun sets. The village has an excellent fish merchant who prepares fresh fish daily and smokes its own fish, we can highly recommend the smoked salmon. The village has a surf school- SUDS which has excellent equipment and a great success rate for all levels of surfer. We have our own malt whisky distillery on the beach - Glenglasshaugh which is an amazing tipple. Sandend also has football pitches and a local village hall which does host local events which are details area always posted around the village. The nearest shops at 3 miles away at Cullen and Portsoy both can be accessed via coastal paths as well as road and bus connections.

Durn house is an elegant grade B listed 18th Century Georgian Mansion House offering high quality accommodation along the Banffshire Coast, NE Scotland. You can be assured of a warm welcome, excellent food and a stunning location. All guest rooms are large, individually styled with antiques and luxury fabrics. Set in its own grounds on a quiet country road, and by a small stream, Durn House is within easy strolling distance of Portsoy Village, with its famous 17th Century harbour and sea views.

The Chaumer, is a small self catering cottage on a farm just 2.5 miles from the historic coastal town of Portsoy and the dolphin coast Rural and peaceful location for a complete get away break. The village of Cornhill is a short walk away. Lounge, kitchenette, shower room with separate bedroom. Very peaceful location and ideal location for watching the northern lights and stars in the dark uninterrupted sky's.

unspoiled historic coast, peaceful rural location yet close to all amenities and lots of sporting activities . Motorcycle indoor parking and drying area, Surfboard storage and lessons arranged. Great for Aurora spotting. Moray firth dolphins spotting. Art courses available on request, taking clients to various local locations for some fantastic views to be painted or sketched.

piece and quiet of the country with unspoilt beaches close by. Recently the film remake of Whisky galore has been filmed in Portsoy which is 2.5 miles away by road as well as the location of " local hero " a short coastal drive away. Ideal starting point for the NC 500 too

A two storey detached cottage centrally situated in the centre of Cullen close to the harbour,beach and the shops. The cottage provides 2 floors of character and charm. The dining/sitting room is brought to life by a stone feature wall housing a wood burning stove. The sitting room awaits with comfortable sofas .The family bathroom is located downstairs with a shower,basin and WC. All bedrooms are located upstairs . The main double bedroom is spacious with an en-suite shower room.

There is off street parking and a stunning terraced garden complete with summerhouse for those relaxing afternoons. Please note their are stairs and steps both inside and outside this property.

Cullen is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The coastline is home to plentiful wildlife,dolphins, seals puffins and other sea birds. The Royal Burgh of Cullen is also home to a challenging 18hole links golf course. A variety of eateries are located in the village.

My place is close to the beach and family-friendly activities. You’ll love my place because of the views, the location, surfing. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids).

The Kitchen / Lounge / Diner area is integrated. It has all major appliances a 42 inch TV, all freeview channels A double sofa bed is in the lounge that opens in easy pull action for extra guests. One double bedroom with King size bed and there is a easy action and comfortable sofa bed in the lounge/kitchen area to sleep an extra two people if required. The Cottage is heated with electric radiators and the lounge area also has a wood burning stove for the cold winter nights in front of the fire. The bathroom contains shower, sink and bidet with a skylight to allow daylight on those sunny days. To keep in touch with the outside world there is wireless internet (fibre optic broadband). Television, DVD player and Radio / CD player.

Shannelton House is located in the beautiful Aberdeenshire countryside approximately 6 miles from Banff in north-east Scotland. Our accommodation is a converted steading which comprises of 3 self contained holiday apartments. All our apartments are a "home-from-home" and kitchens equipped with everything you need along with separate bedrooms and bathrooms. You can also enjoy a movie in our cinema room, work out in the gym or work up a sweat in the sauna.

Our modern apartments are clean, fresh and equipped with everything you would need on a trip away. There is a sauna, gym, and movie room on site to enjoy as well. We also have a utility room where you can wash and dry any clothes if you need to. Our Findlater and Delgatie apartments have 1 bedroom with a king size bed, shower room, and a combined kitchen/sitting/dining room. Findlater has a small sofa bed which can accommodate young children (8 years and under). Our Tarlair apartment is a studio with a super king bed (can be turned into twin beds if required) with kitchen and separate shower room. It is pet friendly with a secure and private garden/decking area.

Our apartments sit in a beautiful part of Aberdeenshire; you will find an amazing coastline within a 10 minute drive with some wonderful walks nearby with plenty of things to do. Our location also has a great view of Knock Hill and with it being in the countryside you will find that it is extremely quiet, great for a lie in on a Sunday morning. Easy access to some great golf courses and fishing beats. Great location to explore the 'Whisky Trail', 'Castle Trail' and 'North East 250'.

Childhood home of the owner. Cullen is one of the most beautiful villages on the Moray coast. Lovely beach, breathtaking views, old harbour, golf, spectacular cliffside walks, pubs, antique dealers, fully equipped, walled garden. 3 double beds, 3 single. One bathroom (shower over large bath), plus two separate toilets (upstairs and downstairs) and a washbasin in one bedroom. Separate laundry room with washer, dryer and sink.

Visitors say the house has the feeling of a ''real home''. Built in 1939 for Sandy Duffus, a retired ship's engineer with the British India company and his wife Ealasaid McKenzie - aunt of the present owner - ''Claigmar'' has a roomy feel with high ceilings and good soundproofing. Plenty of breathing space. Enjoy a late night around the fire while others sleep in peace.

The owner left Cullen in his youth and has been coming back ever since. The beach, the sea, the cliffs, the elegant old stone viaduct, but also the wooded walks in the nearby Crannoch, the links golf course, the tennis courts and bowling greens, the charm of its 13th. century church, the eerie ruins of Findlater Castle along the coast; the smoky flavour of its Cullen Skink fish soup: everything combines to exercise a special pull on even the most jaded traveller. He remembers an old teacher telling him "People always come back to Cullen". True.

he Seafield Arms is a traditional hostelry located in the picturesque village of Whitehills on the Moray Firth coastline where regulars and visitors alike can be assured of a warm reception in a friendly and relaxing environment where you can enjoy a fine selection of food, beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. Bed and Breakfast Accommodation is available on the first floor where we have 2 double en-suite bedrooms ,1 twin en-suite bedroom.

This beautiful 18th century listed mill is set in a large private garden accessed by a quiet country lane. With views over woods and open fields it is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The picturesque fishing village of Portsoy, with its quaint harbour, sandy beach, shop, pub and coffee shops, is within walking distance. The many interests of the Moray Firth include, the beaches, picturesque fishing villages of the Moray and Buchan coastline.

The mill has been tastefully converted to provide 3 downstairs bedrooms and bathroom, a large upstairs lounge/dining room and a kitchen. Relax in front of the wood-burning stove, sit outside with a glass of wine and read a book or just enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside. Take a trip to visit the many historic castles and gardens. From the spectacular ruined Findlater Castle to Duff House in Banff. The River Devron is famous for its salmon fishing and the Spey has countless whisky distilleries to visit. The coastline provides many golf clubs all of which welcome visitors.

No.9 is a cosy semi-detached granite cottage with three bedrooms, central heating, double glazing, a wood-burning stove with fuel supplied and full amenities. It is a comfortable and welcoming home with a long back garden leading directly onto a costal path with views over the harbour and Moray Firth. Bedding and towels are supplied and Wifi is included.

No.9 is ideally located for walking, boating, eating and just relaxing. There are two restaurants, a pub and a shop in the village with more in nearby Banff and Portsoy.

Whitehills is a safe, friendly and close community with folk happy to chat.

Traditionally built holiday cottage on the shores of the Moray firth. Sea views from the cottage windows; very comfortable for a couple and 2 children. There is a 3/4 sized bath with thermo/spray filler tap. No overhead shower. I'm mentioning this so there will be no surprises. :) shower next door can sometimes be made available The cottage provides a perfect base for exploring the area with good bus links to Aberdeen/Inverness. Coastal walks and the harbour beach right at the cottage door.

Underfloor heating of Caithness flagstone floor make our cottage comfortable at any time of year. There is a small sandy beach next to the cottage, and two more a short walk along the seafront from the harbour. Families with children can entertain them without driving anywhere. Teenagers have a small safe village environment to easily explore; there are Cafes, Chip shop, Chinese takeaway, Curry house, Delicatessen, Co-op supermarket all in the village. Our house is nearby if assistance is needed.

Cullen is a popular Moray coastal village with more then it's fair share of facilities. The main village sits uphill from the Harbour and fisher cottages at sea level. The old railway viaduct running all the way to neighbouring Portknockie village is now a walk or cycle route. Cullen is on SUSTRANS route one cycle path. There are Forest walks at the Cranach woods just outside Cullen village and nearby 'Winding Walks' at Fochabers, a 20 minute car trip. Tesco. Lidle and many other shops at Buckie, 10 mins by car. Elgin a 30 minute car ride, has most high street shops and is a nice town centre, with cinema, museums etc. Aberdeen and Inverness are easily accessible by regular busses from Cullen.

Our traditional but fully modernised family home is in a beautiful, unspoilt seaside town. Just minutes from the stunning beach and golf course, even closer to shops and bars. Perfect for families, golfers, walkers, anglers and anyone looking for peace, beauty and battery recharging. You can even bring your pet.