The property
This semi-detached cottage, boasting delightfully homely accommodation, sits in the centre of Banff in Aberdeenshire, only 3 minutes walk from the harbour.
Enjoying a conveniently central location with coastline, amenities and more at your fingertips, this is ideal for couples, families or friends seeking a Scottish getaway.
Upon entry, a right turn takes you into the inviting sitting room, the electric coal-effect draws you in while the layout also boasts comfortable seating and a TV so you can cosy up during the evenings.
A modern kitchen/diner comes next, offering a fine range of fixtures and fittings with the fresh and stylish units bringing a lovely finishing touch.
Take the splendid wooden staircase to reach the first floor, on your left is an immaculate all-white family bathroom.
Completing the accommodation with charm are the two bedrooms, the master room boasts a king-size bed with a stunning en-suite, while the other bedroom hosts twin singles.
To the outside, as well as usefully lockable storage, there is a shared lawn garden so you can sit out and enjoy a refreshing drink or two.
First-class shops, bars and restaurants abound the streets of Banff, while it also offers a museum, a golf course and a stunning recreational harbour and marina.
The nearby coastline plays host to a choice of wonderful tourist spots including Lossiemouth and Elgin not far inland, while a trip further afield could take you to the striking city of Aberdeen.
Bay Cottage is also close to the well known Glenglassaugh whisky distillery, only a 10 minute drive away.
A welcoming base from which to explore this fine area of Scotland with your loved ones.
About the location
BANFF
Fraserburgh 25 miles; Elgin 35 miles; Aberdeen 40 miles.
Banff is a former county town and a Royal Burgh, having received its charter from Robert the Bruce in 1324. The town has been designated an Outstanding Conservation Area and is famous for its outstanding architecture. Banff contains a variety of architecture in a number of contrasting styles, including Georgian architecture that can be found in the upper part of the town. Banff Harbour is now a recreational harbour and marina, and the town boasts spectacular sea views, sandy beaches, shops and seafood restaurants. Duff House, built between 1735 and 1740 is situated in the Deveron Valley, and is thought to be one of Britain's finest Georgian houses. Close by is Duff House Royal golf course and two miles away the neighbouring town of Macduff offers the Royal Tarlair golf course and award-winning Marine Aquarium. Nearby, the old smugglers village of Pennan was used as the location for the movie Local Hero, and its famous phonebox is a listed historical monument. The area also boasts sandy beaches, forest walks, cycle routes, whisky trails, pony trekking and dolphin watching, along with the Museum of Scottish Lighthouses in Fraserburgh and the Portsoy Boat Festival and Turriff Show.
