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Sleeps 6
Weekly price range £284 to £
Self catering accommodation in Buckie sleeps 6.
Features include: Fishing nearby • Near the Beach • Close to the Sea Pub near by • Golf near by sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: This delightful traditional fisherman's cottage is one of a terrace of three built in the unique local 'gable to sea' style. The cottage is in a truly delightful setting just across the road from the waters of the Moray Firth, where dolphins play and fishing boats come and go. A short walk along this shoreline is a sandy beach and the Strathlene links golf course, while on the higher level of the village are local shops and inns.Portessie is adjacent to the bustling deep sea fishing port of Buckie which has excellent facilities and is one of a string of picturesque old fishing villages, each with its own character and each worth visiting. All along the coast are links golf courses, sheltered beaches, rocky coves and spectacular cliffs, while inland are pretty little market towns set amidst fertile farmland, the Speyside Whisky Trail and the Aberdeenshire Castle Trail. Aberdeen and Inverness, both of which have international airports, are within an hour's drive. Outdoor activities include angling, bird watching, walking, cycling, golf and riding.Ground Floor: lounge, dining room with double sofa bed, kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath. First Floor: 1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom.Cooking by gas hob/electric oven, gas central heating. Fridge, freezer, washing machine, microwave, SKY television, video, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels provided. Cot available.
  
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Sleeps 2
Weekly price range £191 to £
Self catering accommodation in Buckie sleeps 2.
Features include: Fishing nearby Wheelchair access • Near the Beach • Close to the Sea Pub near by • Pets allowed Golf near by Garden • sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: In the picturesque coastal village of Portessie, 1.5 miles from the fishing town of Buckie, this attractive ground floor property (1900) is traditional in style and well-maintained. South facing, the flat is bright and sunny with access to a shared enclosed garden - garden furniture is provided for the private patio. The flat is very comfortably furnished with a homely ambience and may suit some visitors with limited mobility as all rooms are on ground level. Explore the beautiful coastline, the Fishing Heritage Trail or many whisky distilleries. Sandy beach 1/2 mile. Enjoy fishing, golf, pony trekking and sailing. Shops 1/4 mile. 1 twin bedroom (cot by arrangement); living room, kitchen/dining room, bathroom with shower over bath. Night storage heathers in living room, hallway and bedroom. All electric. Fridge, built in microwave, auto washer/ dryer, television, DVD. Bed linen and towels are provided.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly price range £255 to £390
Self catering accommodation in Strathdon sleeps 4.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Fire or Woodburner • Easy Walking • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Hillview Holiday Cottage is located in the tranquil hamlet of Stronachlachar, which is in the heart of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. This semi-detached property is located only 150 yards from the banks of Loch Katrine. The cottage has oak flooring and a wonderful wood burning stove in the main open plan living area. The lounge has a leather suite with sofa bed and the front door leads out onto a large decked area within the enclosed garden. From the generous decking at the front of the cottage you can enjoy the view to the hills. The kitchen is fully fitted with all the facilities you require. Both bedrooms are beautifully co-ordinated with hardwood furniture. Loch Katrine is the main water supply for Glasgow and has a fascinating history. The famous Steamship Sir Walter Scott stops in at Stronachlachar in the summer months This means you can enjoy a circular trip combining the steamship and a cycle ride on the private, surfaced road which runs along the north side of the loch, or simply enjoy a refreshment in the restored Victorian waiting rooms. Loch Katrine is surrounded by wonderful wild countryside to explore, with mountains such as Ben Venue, Ben Ledi and the smaller Ben A'an all within easy reach. At Inversnaid, only 4 miles away, take a cruise on Loch Lomond or walk some of the West Highland Way. The Trossachs are an amazing location for outdoor enthusiasts as there are endless miles of forest roads and trails to explore, both walking and cycling. There is an abundance of wildlife to spot: birds of prey, red squirrels, pine martens and red deer to name a few. In the surrounding area there are many activities for every age and interests. At Aberfoyle, for the adventurous, is a high wire forest experience with the longest zip wire in Britain. Aberfoyle has an 18 hole golf course and there are numerous lochs to fish in with boat hire readily available. From this central location you can easily travel and explore the National Park, Stirlingshire and Perthshire. This is an idyllic setting for a holiday away from it all, to enjoy the remote countryside and outdoor pursuits or as a base to explore further afield.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly price range £340 to £705
Self catering accommodation in Buckie sleeps 6.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Ha
Accommodation overview: Surrounded by stunning countryside and rural views, these beautiful farm steading's have been successfully converted to cottages of an excellent standard. The cottages have been tastefully decorated throughout and each boast a wood burning stove guaranteed to keep you cosy whatever the season. 'Country Steading Holidays' Cottages are situated at Haremoss, just 7 miles from Turriff which boasts many amenities including shops, post office, restaurants and leisure facilities. The area provides easy access to the famous coastal, castle and malt whisky trails. The Castle trail covers 13 castles from Corgarff to Aberdeen and from Banchory to Turriff. In Speyside you can take a trip on one of Scotland's many famous distilleries on the malt whisky trail and sample some of Scotland's finest malts or you could head to the coast where vast beaches, with picturesque fishing villages and dramatic cliff top scenery are waiting to be explored. For the outdoor enthusiasts the Lecht ski centre and the Nordic ski centre are both within reach, there are a number of good golf courses in the area including a championship course. There are also good facilities for fishing, shooting, and horse riding, cycling and walking. Just 40 miles away is Aberdeen, with its sparkling granite buildings and one of Scotland's most enchanting skylines. The city offers a range of fantastic first class restaurants combined with a thriving cultural calendar and shops galore. These cottages offer the ideal place for a holiday combining the peace and tranquillity of their setting with an excellent base from which to explore the stunning Aberdeenshire area. The Stables is available to book individually or together with The Bothy and The Watermill to accommodate up to 12 people. Property has oil fired under floor heating.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly price range £310 to £595
Self catering accommodation in Turriff sleeps 6.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Seacrest is an attractive apartment that forms part of a converted old stone granary. Set in the heart of the traditional fishing village of Whitehills, with its quaint harbour, lovely yachting marina and superb coastal walks, it is ideally placed for exploring this beautiful and dramatic coastline. The village also has a good local pub, restaurant, small supermarket and an exceptional fish shop with associated processing facility, where an incredible array of locally caught sea food is available daily. The Moray Firth is well known for its mild climate, wide sweeping sandy beaches interspersed with rocky outcrops and coves and pretty, unspoilt fishing villages. It is also renowned for its wild life. Bottle nosed dolphins, seals, numerous sea birds and even the occasional whale frequent the shore line. There is a wealth of activities in the area. Golf, fishing, sailing, canoeing, horse riding, bird watching and cliff top walking are all regular pastimes. A little way along the coast is the welcoming town of Macduff with its attractive harbour and marine aquarium, Britain's deepest aquarium tank displaying sea creatures from the Moray Firth - popular with visitors of all ages. Both the Whisky and Castle trails are also easily accessible. One of the best ways to explore the myriad of pretty fishing villages is by local bus. An excellent service runs regularly and one can stop off, wander the little winding lanes, stroll along the seafront and enjoy lunch by one of the many picturesque harbours before taking the next bus along the coast. Seacreast is an ideal base from which to discover this truly unique corner of north east Scotland, including the Moray coast and Grampian highlands. Accommodation is all at ground floor level has gas central heating and comprises:
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Sleeps 4
Weekly price range £280 to £475
Self catering accommodation in Dundee sleeps 4.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: St Magnus Haven is a quintessential seafront cottage situated in a prime position in the picture-postcard village of Pennan. Named after the Nordic Saint of Orkney fame, this pretty detached cottage, oozing charm and character, provides a wonderful haven for couples wishing to explore this totally unspoilt and scenic coastline. The beautifully presented lounge and double bedroom both look out across the bay, with magnificent seascapes bounded by cliffs and rocky outcrops. A small, sheltered shingle and sandy beach runs the length of the foreshore, with a lovely natural harbour at the far end. Passing seals and dolphins are often spotted close to shore. The secluded, fully enclosed walled garden at the rear is an absolute delight. Roses ramble around the courtyard, tubs and pots are filled with brightly coloured flowers and the grass-covered cliffs behind provide a natural backdrop. Pennan is a quintessential fishing village. Renowned as the location for the film Local Hero, starring Burt Lancaster, it can boast the most famous red telephone box in the world, which still sits on the quayside. A narrow winding lane leads down to the shore, with a number of white-washed cottages dotted along the shore-line, its unique character and atmosphere can be best described as Cornwall without the crowds. The local village hall has undergone a recent refurbishment and is a popular venue for romantic weddings and the Pennan Inn, just a short stroll from the cottage, is ideal for a good local meal or evening drink overlooking the bay. At the far end a small harbour is used by leisure craft as well as some small fishing vessels. There is plenty to see and do in the area. At the nearby RSPB nature reserve, puffins, gannets and a wide variety of other seabirds can be spotted close at hand. A Puffin Boat Trip is particularly recommended. The area is renowned for its golf courses, with many championship courses within easy access. There are numerous castles and distilleries on the famous Whisky and Castle Trails. The nearby town of Macduff has an excellent aquarium centre. Wonderful coastal walks abound and cycling, fishing, sailing, riding and surfing are all enjoyed locally. The historic town of Banff is within easy driving distance. This attractive, traditional stone town has number of excellent shops, gardens, tea rooms, restaurants, pubs and a sports centre. Royal Deeside and the Cairngorm mountains are also both within easy reach. Property is all on ground floor level, has oil central heating.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly price range £255 to £390
Self catering accommodation in Portsoy sleeps 2.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Fire or Woodburner • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by •
Accommodation overview: Offerance Farm Cottage is a lovely traditional style semi detached property located within 80 acres of working farmland. Situated at the edge of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, the cottage is only 2 miles from the small village of Gartmore. The cottage has a lovely lounge with wood burning stove, making it feel warm and welcoming. There is a separate sun lounge enjoying the view across the garden. The neat kitchen is fully equipped and there is a separate dining room. The double bedroom is on the ground floor and the twin bedroom and large bathroom are on the first floor. The rear garden is private, with outdoor furniture and fenced off along the river bank. There is shared use of the front gravel courtyard and a large raised deck area providing beautiful views over surrounding countryside to the Campsite Fells and Ben Lomond. The farm has a herd of Highland cattle. The river, 'Kelty Water', flows directly behind the cottage, which eventually leads into the River Forth. This is a fantastic location for outdoor enthusiasts; the vast Queen Elizabeth Forest is right on the doorstep, with endless miles of forest trails to explore, both walking and cycling. The Trossachs has spectacular mountains to climb such as Ben Lomond, Ben A'an, Ben Venue and Ben Ledi. This area has an abundance of wildlife to spot; ospreys, red squirrels and pine martens to name a few. There are many lochs to discover and Scotland's only "lake" - Lake of Monteith is close by. This stunning lake is famous for its fishing and the Inchmahome Priory is located on its small island. There are lots of activities for all ages and interests including pony trekking and sailing. For the adventurous, Aberfoyle has a high wire forest adventure, with the longest zip wire in Britain. There is an 18 hole golf course located just outside Aberfoyle. This area is steeped in history and there are lots of places of interest to visit. The Glengoyne Distillery producing Highland Single Malt Whisky sits at the foot of the Campsite Fells close by. The Loch Katrine steamship "Sir Walter Scott" is a superb cruise, reached by a thrilling drive over twisting undulating "Duke's Pass" or experience the 13 Lochs Forest Drive. From this central location you can easily travel and explore all that Central Scotland has to offer. Property has oil central heating.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly price range £295 to £540
Self catering accommodation in Lumphanan sleeps 2.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: MacGregor Cottage is a beautifully restored semi-detached steading conversion nestling in Glen Gyle at the head of Loch Katrine. The steading has a stunning, unique and tranquil setting within the very heart of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. Positioned along a private water board road, accessing the north side of Loch Katrine, this location really gets you away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The cottage has original thick stone walls and a slate roof. The interior has been beautifully appointed with attention to all details. There is hard wood flooring in the main living area, with carpets in the bedrooms and the bathroom is fully tiled. The open plan living area makes for an ideal family space for everyone to come together, the split level area has the kitchen overlooking the lounge. The lounge has brown leather sofas, patio doors and a wall mounted flat screen TV/DVD with freesat. Wi-Fi connection means you can have a working holiday if you wish. All bedrooms are beautifully co-ordinated with leather beds. The cottage has a private patio area outside and shared courtyard with ample parking. There is open access onto the hillside behind the cottage and it is only a short stroll down to the loch side. The surrounding area is picturesque and the scenery is wonderful throughout the seasons. This property can also be booked with either Rob Roy (sleeps 6), Glengyle (sleeps 2) or Jacobite (sleeps 2) providing accommodation up to 14 people. Glen Gyle itself is the birthplace of Robert Roy MacGregor, a famous Scottish folk hero and outlaw during the early 18th century hence the name of the cottage. Loch Katrine is the main water supply for Glasgow and has a fascinating history. The famous Steamship Sir Walter Scott stops in at Stronachlachar in the summer months. This means you can enjoy a circular trip combining the steamship and a cycle ride on the private, surfaced road which runs past the steading. Loch Katrine is surrounded by wonderful wild countryside to explore, with mountains such as Ben Venue, Ben Ledi and the smaller Ben A' all within easy reach. At Inversnaid take a cruise on Loch Lomond or walk some of the West Highland Way. The Trossachs are an amazing location for outdoor enthusiasts as there are endless miles of forest roads and trails to explore, both walking and cycling. There is an abundance of wildlife to spot: birds of prey, red squirrels, pine martens and red deer to name a few. In the surrounding area there are many activities for every age and interest. At Aberfoyle, for the adventurous, is a high wire forest experience with the longest zip wire in Britain. Aberfoyle has an 18-hole golf course and there are numerous lochs to fish in. From this central location you can easily travel and explore the National Park, Stirlingshire and Perthshire. This is an idyllic setting for a holiday away from it all, to enjoy the remote countryside and outdoor pursuits or as a base to explore further afield. Property is all on ground floor level and is heated by electric wet system.
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