Electric heater. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine. TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Roadside parking on a first come, first serve basis. Private enclosed gravelled garden. One well-behaved dog welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.2 miles, beach 0.1 miles. Note: Low head height on access. Note: The sofa bed can accommodate two more guests; please request on booking
Situated in the coastal town of Cullen, Moray is 171 Seatown, a characterful, fisherman’s cottage. Just paces away from the beach and a selection of amenities, 171 Seatown offers a well-positioned base for a family of four and their furry companion, looking to explore the Lowlands. Park up to the roadside and head indoors, to your new traditional abode. Be greeted by a compact yet well-equipped kitchen/diner, where you can fulfil your self-catering needs and dine as a four. The sitting room offers a homely space to unwind after a day near the coast, with an electric fire to light with the TV on in the backdrop, whilst the first-floor snug provides a quiet nook to retreat to. Two double bedrooms are on offer, one resting on the ground floor, whilst both are serviced by a shower room. If you’re looking to explore, be sure to visit Cullen Harbour Beach, following the Portknockie Cliffs Path around to reach Portknockie Harbour, where you can grab a bag of fish and chips whilst strolling across the shorefront. Travelling west, head to the WDC Scottish Dolphin Centre, a family favourite, whilst the Garmouth & Kingston Golf Course is nearby, where you can perfect your swing and enjoy a competitive afternoon. With Banff nearby, enjoy tours of the magnificent Duff House, or pop on your walking boots to follow the hiking trail of Bridge of Alvah, whilst Elgin is a must for a day of sightseeing, with a cathedral and Elgin Museum as popular recommendations. Enjoy the best of Moray at 171 Seatown.
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