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This 18th century cottage sits atop this stunning coastal peninsular that once formed the thriving fishing community of Old Castle Slains. Nestled in the shadow of the 13th century castle ruin this is the seascape-lovers paradise.

The cottage adjoins our house but has its own private entrance and garden area. It comprises 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a small self-catering kitchenette (complete with a 2-ring cooker/mini oven, fridge, microwave, electric kettle, dishes, pans, cutlery, cooking utensils, etc.). There is also a washing-machine and dryer. There is a breakfast bar nook, but please note that there is no separate dining-room or lounge. The sea views on all sides are stunning! Puffins nest on Blind Man's Rock just off the peninsula and are clearly visible in the spring and summer. This is a bird/nature/sea-lovers paradise, and also a Site of Special Scientific Interest.

Old Castle Slains sits on a remote and stunning cliff top peninsula about 35 minutes north of the city of Aberdeen. Surrounded by sea on three sides, our house is built on the grounds of the 15th century ruined Castle, the ancestral seat of the Hay family, the Earls of Erroll. With its own beach, and Blind Man's Rock just behind the house to which puffins flock to nest and raise their young each year, this Site of Special Scientific Interest is breath taking. The surrounding area with its rugged cliffs and secluded bays offers days of hiking, exploring, wild swimming, birding and ocean kayaking.

Our dream of a Romany style glamping pod has finally come true in the heart of Buchan, near the North Sea coast. We offer a large pod with a double bed and a small kitchen corner, a small pod with toilet, shower and hand washing basin, and a summer house converted as a small kitchen. We are located in the peaceful countryside, 5 minutes from Cruden Bay village and its beach & renowned golf course, 10 minutes from Peterhead, 15 minutes from Ellon and 40 minutes from Aberdeen.

We offer a large pod with a double bed and a small kitchen corner, a small pod with toilet, shower and hand washing basin, and a summer house converted as a small kitchen. We are located in the peaceful countryside, 5 minutes from Cruden Bay village and its beach & renowned golf course, 10 minutes from Peterhead, 15 minutes from Ellon and 40 minutes from Aberdeen.

We live in a very secluded area in the middle of the field. The view is breathtaking. The small country road we live on is very quiet and ideal for long walks, with or without dogs. We are located 5 minutes from Cruden Bay and its beach, renowned golf course, post office, pharmacy, Chinese takeaway and restaurants. We are located 10 minutes from Peterhead, a town with all necessary amenities: supermarket (Asda, Morrison, Coop), petrol station, restaurants, pubs, takeaways, shops, etc We are located 15 minutes from Ellon, a town with all necessary amenities: supermarket (Tesco), petrol station, restaurants, pubs, takeaways, shops, and the famous Brew Dog brewery. We are located 40 minutes from Aberdeen, ideal for nights out, cinema, restaurants and shopping, as well as the Theatre, the AECC and the Music Hall.

Semi-detached, 200 year old, five bedroom property with one ensuite bedroom available for Airbnb. The house is situated in the heart of Ellon, a beautiful town, 16 miles north of Aberdeen. The property is a stone throw away from the River Ythan with picturesque walks within yards of the house. The ensuite bedroom has modern décor with a double bed and tea and coffee facilities. Please check out our Facebook page Bankforde - to find out what there is to do in the local area

Ensuite bedroom, situated on the second floor of the property with a double bed. The room also contains tea and coffee facilities, a snack drawer containing porridge pots for breakfast, Sky TV, Netflix, an Alexa, a small fridge, mobile phone chargers, hairdryer and dressing table with mirror. The ensuite consists of a shower unit, sink and toilet. Clean towels, shampoo and conditioner also provided. Extra towels, pillows and a throw stored in the room. Off-road car parking available.

The house is located in Ellon town centre within 100 yards of several cafes, restaurants and public houses. The award winning and world renowned brewer, BrewDog, has its main brewery in Ellon and also has two bars on site, Overworks and DogTap. In addition, they distil vodka, gin and other spirits and provide very interesting guided tours around their facilities. The site also contains a BrewDog shop, where visitors can purchase items of clothing, glasses as well as beer and spirits. The highly acclaimed , Trump International Golf Links, is situated at the exceptional Balmedie Beach, 9 miles from Ellon. Other local attractions including, Haddo House, Pitmedden Gardens, Slains Castle (where Dracula lived!!) and Glen Garioch Whiskey Distillery are all within easy driving distance from Ellon. In addition, several links golf courses and beautiful beaches are within 12 miles of the property. Ellon is also only a 20-30 minute drive from the historic fishing towns of Peterhead (Blue Toon) and Fraserburgh (The Broch).

The double ensuite is in the fisherman's cottage which sits atop this stunning coastal peninsula. Built on the grounds of the ruined castle, and surrounded by sea on 3 sides, the cottage boasts a secluded beach and a nesting puffin colony.

The double room is in the old fisherman's cottage which adjoins our house but it has its own private entrance and garden area for your use. There is small, self-catering kitchenette for your use (complete with a 2-ring cooker/mini oven, fridge, microwave, electric kettle, dishes, pans, cutlery, cooking utensils, etc.). Ensuite bathroom with separate toilet room. There is also a washing-machine and dryer. There is a breakfast bar nook, but please note that there is no separate dining-room or lounge, though by booking the entire cottage, the family room can be a small lounge with sofa, futon chair, bunkbed and desk. The sea views on all sides are stunning! Puffins nest on Blind Man's Rock just off the peninsula and are clearly visible in the spring and summer. This is a bird/nature/sea-lovers paradise, and also a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The surrounding area with its rugged cliffs and secluded bays offers days of hiking, exploring, wild swimming, birding and ocean kayaking.

Old Castle Slains sits on a remote and stunning cliff top peninsula about 35 minutes north of the city of Aberdeen. Surrounded by sea on three sides, our house is built on the grounds of the 15th century ruined Castle, the ancestral seat of the Hay family, the Earls of Erroll. With its own beach, and Blind Man's Rock just behind the house to which puffins flock to nest and raise their young each year, this Site of Special Scientific Interest is breath taking.

This is a double room in an extension to our family home. The room itself includes: Double bed, Wash basin, TV, Desk and chair, Wardrobe, Kettle, Toaster, Fridge, Plenty of off-road parking, Shower & toilet are in an enclosed utility room up 5 steps. Washing machine and tumble drier is available. Wifi. The room has its own private entrance at the back of our property. Large garden in which you are welcome to relax in if the weather is good! We also provide breakfast that will be in the room.

We are ideally placed in the center of Aberdeenshire in a beautiful rural location. Within 15 minutes traveling distance from Ellon and Brew Dog Tours. Within 30 Minutes of Aberdeen Exhibition Center, and the towns of Fraserburgh and Peterhead. 30 minutes drive to beautiful sandy beaches. 40 minutes from Aberdeen Airport. Within 60 Minutes from the Castle Trail Within 90 minutes from the Whisky Trail

We are located in a rural location with an acre of landscaped and productive garden which is available to walk round or sit in. (During the summer season as the chairs are all under cover during the winter).

'High Tide' is a traditional fisherman's cottage overlooking the golden sands of Cruden Bay within the conservation area of Port Erroll. Recently refurbished to a high standard the cottage with its bright interior serves as an ideal base for exploring the many delights of the Banff & Buchan area.

Cruden Bay and its immediate environs has much to offer whether simply as an escape from the stresses and strains of city life or for a more structured holiday focusing on your favourite hobby or pastime. Whether it's kitesurfing, sea kayaking, paddle boarding, boating, angling, walking, bird watching, or golfing, High Tide Cottage is the ideal base for all these activities. Directly across the road from the cottage follow the path down through the newly laid garden to a seated viewpoint situated upon the sand dunes themselves and take in the wonderful panoramic views over the golden sands that stretch for over two miles before you. A paradise for bird watchers and dog walkers alike, artists and writers may also find the inspiration they seek amidst the beauty and energy Cruden Bay offers. Whatever the traveller is looking for - Cruden Bay delivers !

Take a short walk from High Tide Cottage - 10 to 15 minutes - and you will find the ruin of Slains Castle perching ominously upon the craggy coastal cliffs. The author Bram Stoker stayed there on occasion during the late 1890s, the "octagonal room" within Slains Castle featuring in his most famous novel 'Dracula'. During his regular visits to Cruden Bay the celebrated author also stayed at the Kilmarnock Arms Hotel where many a traveller has found a warm welcome. To this day the hotel offers excellent fayre and great service. Cruden Bay Golf Course - currently Ranked 71st in the World - lies directly across the Waters of Cruden with the 4th hole visible from High Tide Cottage garden. Described as both a unique and an unforgettable experience the course itself was originally designed in 1899 by Tom Morris of St. Andrews and Archie Simpson and then subsequently re-designed by Tom Simpson and Herbert Fowler during the 1920's. Alternative golf courses abound within the immediate area with Royal Aberdeen 25 miles away - ranked 57th - and a short ten minute drive will take you to Trump International Golf Links - ranked 60th globally. Birdwatchers are also exceptionally well catered for with Forvie National Nature Reserve 7 miles to the south and Loch of Strathbeg Nature Reserve 17 miles north. Closer still - 2 miles along the coast - you will find "The Bullers of Buchan", an almost circular chasm - "the pot" - over 100 feet deep, formed when a sea cave collapsed. Through this natural archway the ocean ebbs and flows to the sound of Kittiwake, Razorbills, Guillemots and Puffins. Wild orchid, campion and heather add colour to the already spectacular scenery. N.B. These cliffs are wild and sometimes dangerous places, great care should be taken when visiting them. Children MUST be closely supervised and dogs should be kept on leads at all times ! As well as Slains Castle the Aberdeenshire area is well served by many other historic castles - Tolquhon Castle, 18 miles away - Fyvie Castle, 28 miles - Castle Fraser, 34 miles - Drum Castle, 38 miles - Crathes Castle, 43 miles - Huntly Castle, 44 miles - Dunottar Castle, 46 miles - Craigievar Castle, 52 miles - Huntly Castle, 44 miles - Balmoral Castle, 74 miles - Braemar Castle 81 miles.

The Beekeepers Bothy is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Aberdeenshire coast. This bespoke larch clad bothy takes in a panoramic view over the Ythan estuary whilst providing a cosy tranquil environment where you can unwind and enjoy all that the area has to offer.

With a floor to ceiling window looking out over the coastal view you can sit back and relax in the living area. This space also includes a kitchenette that provides all you need with a fridge, sink, microwave, kettle, toaster, countertop electric hob as well as all cutlery, glass and dish wear needed. There is a super king sized mattress in our mezzanine bunk area that sits above the living area and allows you to wake up looking out at the view. The second bed is the sofabed which creates a small double bed, linen will be provided for this to be made up. There is also a shower room with toilet, shower and washbasin.

Tahuna Bothies are located on the beautiful Aberdeenshire coast, the surrounding area is filled with natural beauty ready to be explored with nature reserves, beautiful unspoilt beaches, fabulous sand dune systems, walking and cycling trails for all abilities, excellent bird watching sites and a host of top class golf courses. As well as all this the North East of Scotland boasts a range of culinary delights, a castle trail not to be missed and much more beyond that - it really is there to be explored!

Chalet is on small farm 1.5 mls from Newmachar. Comprises bed/sitting room, fully equipped dining kitchen and shower room. Parking, completely self contained. Horse paddock with electric fence available. Bring your horse AECC, BoD and Dyce 10 mins drive. Aberdeen city 20 mins. Golf courses, activity centre, beaches, whisky trail, walking, riding and cycle trails. Super king or twin beds available just let me know preference when booking. Complimentary tea, coffee and cereal provided.

Chalet has a bedroom/sitting room ,dining kitchen equipped with everything required. A four acre paddock is also available if you would like to bring your horse. (£10 per day) Loads of parking for car, horsebox or trailer.

Perfect for - golfers, 27 golf courses within 5mins - 1.5hrs drive, including, Trump International, Royal Aberdeen, Oldmeldrum, Newmachar and several links courses. See visitabdn website for the full listing. - walkers, cyclists, horse riders, the Buchan Way is 5 minutes walk away, 2 minutes by bike also coastal , mountain and forest walks and cycling trails. - archaeologists, recumbent stone circles, standing stones and many other prehistoric monuments - The castle trail - The whisky trail - sandy beaches - Parks and gardens - Pleasure beach

We offer a very private large twin bedded room at the rear of one of Ellon's original granite houses, right in the middle of the village. Guests have access to the utility room, shower room and the bedroom through the door at the rear of the property. Because the accommodation is self contained and separate from our living space it may be possible to offer an extended stay over days which are blocked off, please contact as it may be possible to accommodate you.

The room is a large room with two single beds, a lounge area with a two seater couch, television, microwave oven, toaster, kettle and a table with two chairs for having meals. It is accessed by a private staircase from the utility room at the back door. Cutlery, crockery, tin opener and kitchen towel are provided for guest use. Tea, coffee, milk, sugar, sweetener and local vanilla tablet are all complimentary.

Ellon is blessed with woodland and riverside walks all within easy access from the property. The old railway line provides safe cycling routes to the North or the South of Ellon. We are close to the coast with a mixture of rocky coastline and long sandy beaches. Many National Trust properties are accessible a short drive from Ellon, Haddo House Country Park, Fyvie Castle, Aden Country Park. The village has its own McDonald Golf Club, Cruden Bay Golf Club and the Trump International Course are within approximately 10 miles. The new Ellon Academy on the Southerly approach to Ellon has a modern public swimming pool. The Meadows Sports facility has a gymnasium, indoor courts and outdoor pitches with grass and astroturf surfaces. The Gordon Park is the venue for Ellon Cricket Club, there is a running track round the perimeter, a fitness area, tennis courts and a childrens play park.

Spacious modern ground floor self contained steading conversion. Great location close to the beautiful Balmedie Beach and several renowned golf courses.

(Additional guest surcharge not applicable to children 16 & under) On the route of the North East 250, overlooking the Sands of Forvie nature reserve and Cotehill Loch and just 2 minutes from the seaside village of Collieston. Underfloor heating, a family bathroom, en-suite in bed 1 and a double bed and single bed bunk in bed 2. Fully equipped kitchen, spacious living area, wi-fi throughout, digital TV, a dining table, sofa and seating. Everything is provided to make a home away from home.

A newly built house to latest building standards with double glazing and central heating completed in June 2016, within the grounds of Cotehill Steadings, our family home. One bedroom has a double bed and en-suite, the second bedroom has a bunk bed with a double on the bottom and a single on top. There is also a family bathroom. The living space is well appointed with a leather sofa, large LED digital TV, dining table and chairs and a breakfast bar with bar stools. Broadband Wi-Fi throughout. The cottage has all the benefits of a quiet rural location yet within 10 minutes of a large Tesco, 5 mins from the corner shop and 20 from the city of Aberdeen. The cottage overlooks Cotehill Loch and the Sands of Forvie nature reserve which can be accessed on foot within 200 metres of the house, or a 1 minute drive to the visitor centre. Collieston is 2 minutes drive away and has a family friendly beach and ice cream shop. Other beaches at Newburgh, Hackley Bay, Cruden Bay and of course Aberdeen are within easy reach. Trump International Golf Links is 10 minutes drive away and being Aberdeenshire the locale is littered with other quality Golf courses. Great location as a base for family cycling due to an extensive network of very quiet B roads, I can store bikes in my garage for you if you'd like to keep them out of the weather. There are National Trust attractions close by, lots of castles, gardens and parks including Haddo House, Pitmedden Gardens, Aden Country Park, Crathes, Craigevar, Drum and Fraser Castles. The town of Ellon is 10 minutes away and offers a selection of take-aways, restaurants, pubs and local amenities including a large Tesco. Newburgh is 5 mins away and has a decent pub, corner shop etc. Fine dining at award winning restaurants 'Eat on the Green' and the 'Cock and Bull' are both a short drive away.

Quiet rural location. On the same plot as our converted Steading. Pastoral farmland to 2 borders, nature reserve and ex-farmhouse to the others. Corner shop and village amenities 5 minutes away, Tesco and Ellon town 10 minutes.

Fully furnished, warm, cosy and homely. Balmedie beach within walking distance. Balmedie is a flat sandy beach with sand dunes to the rear of the beach. Explore miles of beautiful flat sandy beach, located only 5 miles from Aberdeen. You can walk either north or south for several miles. Access is via the car park along board walks, through the dunes to the beach. Trumps Golf Course is within a close proximity Aberdeen city centre 15minute drive Dyce Airport 15-20minute drive

A bus stop directly outside my front door making commuting easy. Lodgers have access to the kitchen in the morning for breakfast facilities. Washing machine also available upon request.

Balmedie beach closeby Trumps Golf course within a close radius Aberdeen City/ Airport - 15minute drive

Beach House Recently Refurbished, light, bright and brilliantly situated right on the Beach in the small village of Cruden Bay 26 miles North of Aberdeen. Bram Stroker himself holidayed in Cruden Bay back in the late 1800's and many believe that the Local Slains castle inspired Dracula. Also, right on the doorstep of this unique property is the World Famous Championship Golf Course featuring a par 70 Links Course.

My motto "Mi casa es tu casa" - "my house is your house" I use this property for myself, family and friends. Personally it has such a great feeling to it. There is something very special about living right on the beach and breathing in that fresh sea air everyday. I love the way the weather changes the surroundings of the water and beach and no matter what type of weather the view never gets boring. The house is to be enjoyed, please feel free to use all kitchen equipment and if cooking is not your thing there are some fantastic places to eat in Cruden Bay. The Kilmarnock Arms hotel - fantastic meals and friendly staff. The Golf club and its elevated position allows views right over the course and the beach with views of Slains castle perched eerliy on the cliffs Slains Castle sits high on the cliffs above the village and is easily accessed along one of the walking coastal paths that the area has to offer and is most definitely worth a look. If you enjoy walking the coastal paths continue on from the Castle heading North, you will find yourself in the Fishing Town of Peterhead, If you head along the South coastal path you will find yourself heading towards Newburgh. I have done both walks many times and each time it amazes me just how beautifully rugged our coastline is. In Novemeber 2015 Cruden Bay Golf club was presented with the Scottish Gold Tourism award for the Top Course in Scotland and is also rated 54th in the World. Also a few miles away is the new Trump International Golf Course The village has a little Local shop if you find yourself in need of some supplies, there is also a coffee shop and a postoffice.

Quaint and quiet little Harbour with amazing beach and world championship Golf course on the doorstep. Fantastic walking routes and also great beach for watersport enthusiasts

East Byreleask is a modern spacious cottage with ample parking. Set in a tranquil rural location it is comfortable and well equipped. It features large,south facing,floor to ceiling windows offering panoramic views over surrounding farmland. Although rural,it is close to local amenities and is only 10 miles from Donald Trump's golf resort. It offers an ideal base from which to explore Aberdeenshire.

The family room is in the fisherman's cottage which sits atop this stunning coastal peninsula. Built on the grounds of the ruined castle, and surrounded by sea on 3 sides, the cottage boasts a secluded beach and a nesting puffin colony.

The family room is in the old fisherman's cottage which adjoins our house but it has its own private entrance and garden area for your use. There is small shared self-catering kitchenette for your use (complete with a 2-ring cooker/mini oven, fridge, microwave, electric kettle, dishes, pans, cutlery, cooking utensils, etc.). Shared bathroom with separate toilet room. There is also a washing-machine and dryer. There is a breakfast bar nook, but please note that there is no separate dining-room or lounge. The sea views on all sides are stunning! Puffins nest on Blind Man's Rock just off the peninsula and are clearly visible in the spring and summer. This is a bird/nature/sea-lovers paradise, and also a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The surrounding area with its rugged cliffs and secluded bays offers days of hiking, exploring, wild swimming, birding and ocean kayaking.

Old Castle Slains sits on a remote and stunning cliff top peninsula about 35 minutes north of the city of Aberdeen. Surrounded by sea on three sides, our house is built on the grounds of the 15th century ruined Castle, the ancestral seat of the Hay family, the Earls of Erroll. With its own beach, and Blind Man's Rock just behind the house to which puffins flock to nest and raise their young each year, this Site of Special Scientific Interest is breath taking.

Full central heating and hot water by Eco friendly air source heating . The chalet has one upstairs bedroom with 1 x double and 1 x single bed ; downstairs is a sofa bed . All utensils and cooking ware provided . The chalet is in the centre of the village and all amenities ; beach ; harbour ; shops ; golf course ; public transport etc. are within a short walking distance . The chalet is self catering with all essentials supplied and is in an area of exceptional coastal scenery beauty .

All space ,chalet is. self contained .

Sycamore Hall, a spacious, comfortably furnished, fully equipped and registered self catering property, is the converted classroom of the former Erroll School, a Category B listed building built by the Earl and Countess of Erroll in 1834. Fully compliant with all health and safety requirements. Allergy – free… sorry, no pets, no smoking Fully redecorated for 2020. Situated half a mile south of the village & links golf course of Cruden Bay on the north east coast of Scotland.

Sycamore Hall is one of Scotland's historic, listed buildings and retains many original features whilst having a modern,light, airy atmosphere . Angie's art studio is situated in the old school toilets (!) and a day or half day silk art workshop can be booked on request.

The property is in a quiet location but is situated on the main A975 road from Aberdeen to Peterhead, half a mile south of the village of Cruden Bay. We are are 1/2 km from the golf club. The village has pubs with restaurants, a Post Office, library, pharmacy, small general store & a gift shop. It is an easy walk to the long sandy beach or up the cliff path to Slains Castle.

A bright fresh and airy house sitting on a sea cliff giving outstanding views across the sea. The house is big enough to retreat for some peace and quiet but also enough space to interact with one another with great BBQ area and a big garden. I welcome absolutely anybody from any corner of the world. Behaved pets are welcome.

There is a double room with a single bed available, still giving plenty off space, 2 bathrooms, 2 living rooms (1 with 55" TV and Xbox and another with a pool table, kitchen diner with lounge and laundry room. Please feel free to use all the above.

Situated in the heart of the town centre with a short walk away for all local amenities, including bars, restaurants as well as leisure and sporting facilities. The apartment is part of a traditional building formally part of the Buchan Hotel.

Recently refurbished with a few additional mod cons the apartment is cosy with a relaxing atmosphere. This well presented first floor one bed apartment has everything you’ll require for your short or long term stay. The accommodation comprises a bright open plan Lounge/Kitchen with built-in cooker, hob, fridge, microwave, and toaster. There is also a hoover, washer machine, iron & ironing board and outside drying area. Shower room and spacious bedroom with double bed, wardrobe and plenty draw space. The lounge area also offers an additional sleeping area with a comfortable bed sofa. The apartment is situated in the centre of the town with a fabulous view looking over the Ythan River and you can enjoy a relaxing walk along the river and take in the scenery. Access to local transport is within view and walking distance. A small amount of tea, coffee, sugar & milk is available for your arrival. Clean towels & bedding is provided. There is free parking available to the rear of the apartment within a public car park (Directions can be found in the manual or ask for details.) Free access to WIFI and smart TV with Freeview etc.

The neighbourhood is clean and offers pleasant views.

The Bothy is a charming self-catering holiday cottage providing excellent accommodation for two people in the village of Pitmedden. In a peaceful rural location at the end of a private road, yet only 12 miles from Aberdeen, the Bothy is also close to some of the best beaches in the North East of Scotland. The Bothy is a fantastic little gem which has been completely modernised but retains the original stone wall as a feature in the bedroom which uniquely has a log burning stove.

In addition to the log burning stove in the bedroom, there is central heating throughout the Bothy to provide a cosy haven whether summer or winter. An initial supply of logs is included. The Bothy has its own area of private garden but guests can enjoy the beauty of the owner’s more extensive garden which is alive with birds. The rest of the accommodation comprises a sitting room/ kitchen and a bathroom with shower. The combi boiler means you can have a bath anytime of the day or night! The kitchen is very well equipped and has a dining table and chairs, as well as comfortable seating. There is plenty to explore in the area including the castle trail, whisky trails, mountains, golf courses, cycling and not forgetting some of the most beautiful beaches in the North East!

You can eat and drink within the village, or have more choices within a short drive. For a special meal there is a Michelin star restaurant in the area.

Semi-detached, 200 year old, five bedroom property with one ensuite bedroom available for Airbnb. The house is situated in the heart of Ellon, a beautiful town, 16 miles north of Aberdeen. The property is a stone throw away from the River Ythan with picturesque walks within yards of the house. The bedroom has modern décor with a double bed and tea and coffee facilities Please check out our Facebook page Bankforde - to find out what there is to do in the local area

The space Double bedroom, situated on the 1st floor of the property with a shared bathroom. The room contains a double bed, tea and coffee facilities, a snack drawer containing porridge pots for breakfast, IPAD with Amazon prime video, bbc IPlayer, news apps etc,an Alexa, mobile phone chargers (iPhone & Samsung), hairdryer and dressing table with mirror. The bathroom consists of a bath, shower unit, sink and toilet. Clean towels, shampoo and conditioner also provided. Extra towels, pillows and a throw stored in the room. Free off-road car parking available.

Lucinda & Eann’s place is located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom. The house is located in Ellon town centre within 100 yards of several cafes, restaurants and public houses. The award winning and world renowned brewer, BrewDog, has its main brewery in Ellon and also has two bars on site, Overworks and DogTap. In addition, they distil vodka, gin and other spirits and provide very interesting guided tours around their facilities. The site also contains a BrewDog shop, where visitors can purchase items of clothing, glasses as well as beer and spirits. The highly acclaimed , Trump International Golf Links, is situated at the exceptional Balmedie Beach, 9 miles from Ellon. Other local attractions including, Haddo House, Pitmedden Gardens, Slains Castle (where Dracula lived!!) and Glen Garioch Whiskey Distillery are all within easy driving distance from Ellon. In addition, several links golf courses and beautiful beaches are within 12 miles of the property. Ellon is also only a 20-30 minute drive from the historic fishing towns of Peterhead (Blue Toon) and Fraserburgh (The Broch).

Our lakeside Villa sits close to Aberdeen city it's many beaches and the Scottish Highlands. Situated in a private estate overlooking a lake. More than a room but an experience. It’s a perfect country weekend getaway or stay. Property is also perfect to arrange trips to Seals Beach, Glenshee Ski resort, the Queens Balmoral Estate, Loch Ness and hunting estates like Mar Lodge. The property is placed within 15 mins drive to Aberdeen International Airport, Aberdeen city or train station.

Unique lakeside Villa with access to private 2.5 acre garden. Set within large private country estate.

The Villa is set within Private Mansion Estate. A very quiet unique countryside getaway, with lake entertaining with wildlife including Ducks, Swans, Cranes, occasional Otters and many bird species.

Modern, light, and airy space to kick back and relax while still accessible via a short drive to the beach/sand dunes, Trump’s golf course, Aberdeen city centre, and Aberdeen airport in Dyce.

Large detached suite of rooms including wetroom,full kitchen, lounge and double bedroom.

Unique bothy with wheelchair access. 180 degree uninterupted sea views, garden area, parking. walks to beautiful and quiet sandy beach..

There are local services inc Co-op, chip shop, pharmacy and Post Office in Balmedie village

3 bedroom house with enclosed garden & double driveway. 5 minute walk from the beach & castle. Newly decorated, modern & stylish throughout. Flat screen tv with BT tv package & WiFi. Spacious open plan kitchen / dining room. Upstairs the main bedroom has a king size bed, en-suite with shower. Second bedroom has a double bed & third bedroom has bunk beds. Family bathroom with bath & shower. Additional w/c. Cot & air mattress available.

Modern but cosy home with everything you need for a relaxing break.

Traditionally the name Cruden derived from the Gaelic 'Croch Dain' which translates to 'the killing of the Danes,' following a battle which took place in Cruden Bay in 1012 between the Scots and the Vikings. The town is a beautiful, coastal village hidden in the depths of Aberdeenshire (although only 22 miles from Aberdeen city centre). It is within a 10 minute drive from Peterhead and Ellon, both of which provide all of the amenities you could require during your stay. If you are looking for an undiscovered area packed with impressive sights, wondrous walks, great golf and some really tasty food then Cruden Bay is the place to visit. Cruden Bay Golf Course Cruden Bay golf course is in the top 100 golf courses in the world. In November 2015, it won the Scottish Golf Tourism Award in the £50-£100 category for the best course in Scotland. This brings many tourists from all over the world to the course, particularly in the better weather. It isn't hard to see why the course earned this status. In addition to the main course, they also have the 9 hole 'St Olaf Course' which is very popular with visitors to the course. It sits in a beautiful area, directly beside the North Sea. This enables you to see some spectacular views whilst playing the game. You will be able to look out to sea over the beach. There are also certain parts of the Course which provide excellent views to New Slains Castle. Cruden Bay Beach There are many beaches in Aberdeenshire and some of them are really quite breath-taking. Cruden Bay beach sits directly next to Port Erroll Harbour. It is a massive stretch of completely unspoiled beach which is 2.5km in length. This makes it perfect for those enthusiastic 5k runners, unfortunately I do not fall into that category. Unlike Aberdeen beach, this beach is much quieter as it is in a small village and not so many people are aware of it. Ladies Bridge The beach is accessible via 'Ladies Bridge' which was originally erected in 1922 following a petition by the local ladies of village. You can see they were imaginative with their names. Ladies Bridge was replaced at a cost of £178,000 in 2015 as the 93 year old bridge was becoming a health and safety issue. It takes you over the water of Cruden to the award winning beach and sand dunes. Even with the tide in, you can still visit the beach without the worry of becoming stranded. When the tide is out, you are more likely to be successful in your hunt for treasure. The tide leaves behind a mass of sea life such as jelly fish and crabs. This is great for educating the little ones in your family. There is quite often driftwood left on the beach which is great for keeping your doggy friend entertained, just make sure your dog does not have a taste for jellyfish! If you are looking for a cardiovascular work-out or you have a dog that likes to get particularly messy then be sure to check out the sand dunes beside the beach. The dunes divide the beach and the golf course and provide some really impressive sight seeing. There is an abundance of dramatic castles in Aberdeenshire. When visiting Aberdeenshire, you can go on a castle trail which will take you round many of them. Slains Castle is a cliff castle as it sits directly on a cliff overlooking the North Sea. Out of all of the castles in Aberdeenshire, Slains Castle provides the most mystery. It is perfectly safe to walk round the ruins however you must take care when visiting a castle which sits on a cliff. New Slains Castle Slains Castle is actually known as New Slains Castle as there was a previous castle known as Old Slains Castle. Old Slains Castle was built in the 13th century and was given to Sir Gilbert Hay by Robert the Bruce to say thank you for his support against the English. However after Frances Hay led an unsuccessful rebellion against James V1, the castle was blown to bits. Unfortunately there is very little left to Old Slains Castle and Frances Hay was sent in to exile. When Hay returned from his unwanted holiday, he built a new Slains castle and this is the one that still stands on the cliffs at Cruden Bay. Draculas Castle Most haunted castles in Aberdeenshire have their own story to tell. New Slains Castle is no different. The famous Bram Stoker's Dracula takes much inspiration from New Slains Castle. Bram Stoker liked to visit Cruden Bay back in the 1890s and he is said to have taken his inspiration for the Dracula Story from the dramatic castle. He was often a guest at the Kilmarnock Arms Hotel. They have Bram Stokers signature on their signature book which is kept in their safe. They are known to show it to tourists upon request. I have seen Bram Stokers signature in person and it definitely sent shivers down my spine. The Dracula story is incredible but spooky nonetheless. The haunted tales do not end there however... There have been sightings of soldiers on horseback marching up to and around Slains Castle. There is no doubt that New Slains Castle holds a lot of mystery and hidden tales. WWII Bunkers Beside Port Erroll Harbour there is a wooden staircase which takes you to the cliffs. These cliffs lie between the sand dunes at the beach and New Slains Castle. As you walk along the cliffs, you will be able to take in the impressive sights of the rocky cliffs and the North Sea. There are remnants of WW2 bunkers which are completely accessible. Imagine the cold that these soldiers would have felt whilst working on these cliffs with full exposure of the North Sea winds. There are also ladders which lead down to what looks like a black hole, very similar to those in horror films. These actually lead down to the communication bunkers that the soldiers would have worked in. Is it any wonder that there have been ghost sightings here? Kilmarnock Arms The beauty of Cruden Bay is that everything is within walking distance. Even the non-golfer will be hungry after a day of exploring Cruden Bay. The Kilmarnock Arms is a traditional hotel in the village which is only a 5 minute walk from the beach. The hotel boasts a restaurant area, along with a lounge bar where you can also enjoy a meal. There is also a little bar next to the lounge which is perfect for enjoying a 'wee dram.' The earliest record of the Kilmarnock Arms hotel is in 1888 however they also have visitor signatures from 1893. Bram Stoker was a regular visitor to the Kilmarnock Arms hotel, his signature was recorded in 1894 and this is available to view upon request at the hotel. Their bistro style menu is perfect for tourists visiting the area, as the food is locally sourced and wonderfully cooked. Should there be an avid whisky drinker in your party, they will not disappoint as they also have an endless whisky menu. St. Olaf Hotel The St. Olaf Hotel provides wonderful, home cooked food at an extremely reasonable price. The St. Olaf Hotel is a family run hotel in the middle of Cruden Bay. The staff are very friendly and are more than willing to provide you with advice on the area. The Chicken Maryland is a favourite however there can be no complaints with any of the other options. The portions are huge therefore you get a lot for your money. Their desert menu is one of saints - Mint Aero or Malteaser cheesecake! Bullers of Buchan This is a fantastic area to visit if you are looking for breath-taking, impressive views. Bullers of Buchan is a vertical cliff edge with a collapsed sea cave. The sea cave makes for a lagoon like area in amongst the cliffs. Due to the hole in the cliff where the sea cave was, the waves can be quite wild. Please be very careful when visiting Bullers of Buchan as there is no fencing between the paths and the sharp drops. It would also be advised not to take dogs up here and to keep a very close eye on young children. The cliff face also attracts a wide variation of birds. If you visit at the right time, you can catch an amazing sight of the hundreds of puffins nesting. You will be able to watch them bring food back to their nests. They are very clumsy birds and watching them take off and land is really quite comical. The cliff edge also attracts other birds such as kittiwakes, guillemots and razorbills. Folk Club Cruden Bay is a little village steeped in history and beautiful sights, it is not famed for its night life. However the Kilmarnock Arms holds 'Folk Night' on the last Friday of every month. Should you be interested in folk music then this is the event for you. Most of the people who perform at Folk Night are not professionals but instead just locals to the area who take the chance to perform where they can. If you are a keen singer or even just like to attempt singing after a few whiskies then this is place for you. It can be quite haunting listening to the folk music whilst sitting in the same place where Bram Stoker may have imagined Dracula. Newburgh Beach, Newburgh Seals The Newburgh seals are more local than the locals. Newburgh is a little village only a 10 minute drive from Cruden Bay and it is also accessible by bus. Newburgh Beach is very well known in Aberdeenshire for its abundance of seals, known as the 'Newburgh Seals.' This really is a sight to behold. Should you walk right along the beach, you will see hundreds (and I mean hundreds) of seals lying on the beach. There is a stretch of water between you and the seals which makes it perfectly safe to go and see them. The Newburgh seals do act like they own the area and often play in the water which is lovely to watch. Please be aware that it is important to keep dogs on leads and out of the water. Should you be tired from visiting all of the tourist hotspots, you can always relax at the beach. Why not take a seat and just enjoy the sights? There is a lovely little library in Cruden Bay if you are looking to read up on the local history. Alternatively, as Aberdeen is the hub of North Sea Oil and Gas, there are often helicopters flying back and fore over the sea. This is perfect if you have children who you can spot the helicopters with. There are also boats which can be seen through-out the day. The North Link Ferry crosses to Orkney around 6 o'clock every evening therefore you can watch this from the beach. Local Amenities Cruden Bay is a little village but it still has everything you may need if you are visiting. There is a little shop near the beach which is open every day. The village also has a Post Office, Pharmacy and Doctors Surgery. Hopefully you will not need to visit the Doctors whilst you are here! There is also a little Chinese Takeaway named Umi. Nearby Boddam, has a lovely Fish & Chips Shop. Overall, the village really is a hidden gem in the North East of Scotland with some really great sights to explore. Be sure to stop in to Cruden Bay if you are visiting the area as you will not be disappointed.

This is a country property in a lovely area of Aberdeenshire. It is a place of rest - of fresh air - of warmth and welcome. The space within and external to the property allows you to breathe and replenish. Come for the peace and quite; the coast; the beaches & the wildlife. Prepare your meal in the large open plan kitchen while your friends and family enjoy a glass of wine around the open fire. Simply rest or enjoy a multitude of local adventures.

Braeside of Balnakettle steading is on a small farm in the Aberdeenshire countryside. 1.5miles from Newmachar which has a shop, 2 pubs and a takeaway. 5 minutes in the car or 20 mins by foot along the Buchan Way footpath. House has a garden to the rear and a large south facing patio area. Peaceful. Perfect for golfers, walkers, cyclists, horses riders, star gazers, bird watchers, aurora watchers and archaeologists Tea, coffee, sugar, milk and a selection of cereals is provided for breakfast.

The steading is surrounded by thirty acres of woodland and pasture available for recreational use.

Braeside of Balnakettle is situated on a small farm in the Aberdeenshire countryside. 20 minutes north of Aberdeen city. 15 minutes from AECC and Dyce airport. - Golfers can enjoy up to 27 golf courses within 10mins - 1hrs drive, includingTrump International Golf Course, Newmachar, Old Meldrum, links courses, parkland and heathland courses. Visitabdn website for more information. - Walkers, cyclists and horse riders - five minutes from the Fortmartine and Buchan way. The area also provides - coastal, mountain and forest trails for walkers and cyclists - Castle trail - Aberdeenshire coastal trail - Whisky trail - Aberdeenshire has a high density of prehistoric monuments. Stone circles and standing stones.

Situated in the heart of the town centre within a short walk away for all local amenities including bars, restaurants as well as leisure and sporting facilities. The apartment is part of a modern building with well-maintained communal hallways with the benefit of security entry system, double glazing & electric heating with ample parking spaces directly outside.

The apartment offers affordable accommodation, especially for groups of up to 4 people without any additional charges. It has everything you will require for your short or long term stay. The kitchen is fully fitted with fridge, cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle and washer machine. A small amount of tea, coffee, sugar & milk is available for your arrival. Clean towels & bedding is provided. There is parking spaces directly outside the apartment and the adjacent area (public car park). There is an external room for the rubbish and bin area, this is situated to the lefthand side of the front door (1st door) looking onto the front entrance. You can take in the scenery and enjoy a relaxing walk along the River Ythan which is directly across from the apartment, visit local beaches which are only a short drive away. Situalted in the centre of the town and within walking distance to access local transport for commuting to Aberdeen etc In walking distance from all shops, bars, restaurants and local supermarket Aldi is across the road. Main attraction is Ellon is a visit to BrewDog, which is a 15 minutes walk from the centre or a short ride in a taxi.

The apartment is situated in the centre of the town and weekends may be slightly busier than week days. The area is clean and well maintained.

We are a traditional Scottish Hotel & Restaurant set in the picturesque town of Ellon a short drive from Aberdeen. We are a 25 bedroom family owned hotel close to the river Ythan with a 130 cover restaurant, public bar and Wine & coffee bar.

-All Single rooms are en-suites have a comfortable single bed, flat screen tv and tea and coffee making facilities.

We are a traditional Scottish Hotel & Restaurant set in the picturesque town of Ellon a short drive from Aberdeen. We are a 25 bedroom family owned hotel close to the river Ythan with a 130 cover restaurant, public bar and Wine & coffee bar.

All double en-suites have a comfortable double bed, flat screen tv and tea and coffee making facilities.

Welcome to the St Olaf Hotel, located in the costal Buchan village of Cruden Bay just 20 minutes north of Aberdeen and less than 10 minutes south of Peterhead, The St. Olaf Hotel is an ideal location for, business people, tourists and holiday makers. The hotel overlooks the Cruden Bay Golf Course, which is always rated in the top 100 courses in the world, it’s only a few minutes walk from the Hotel to the spectacular club house.

Whether you’re looking for regular Hotel Accommodation somewhere in Aberdeenshire in general for a long weekend or holiday break, or if you’re just passing through the Buchan area in particular and looking for great Bed and Breakfast accommodation in the Peterhead area, the St. Olaf Hotel has much to offer with it’s comfortable homely character being popular with locals and visitors alike.

The Herdsman’s bothy really brings the outdoors in with panoramic views across the beautiful Aberdeenshire coast. This cosy, self catering, bespoke bothy is the perfect base to explore the area. Within walking distance of the bothy you will find the Newburgh seal colony, beautiful beaches, nature reserves and a golf course.

The Herdsman’s bothy is truly made for relaxation. You can enjoy panoramic views across the estuary from the floor to ceiling window. The bothy sleeps up to four with a super king sized mattress in our gorgeous mezzanine bunk area. There is also a sofa bed that makes a small double in the living area. A small kitchenette is equipped with all you’ll need including a fridge, countertop electric hob, sink, cutlery, dishes and glass wear. There is also outdoor table and chairs to enjoy a drink and dinner on the private outdoor entrance deck. The bothy also has a shower room with electric shower, toilet and wash basin. Whether it’s waking up to a gorgeous sunrise over the Aberdeenshire coast from the mezzanine bunk or relaxing at the end of a busy day exploring the area with a glass of wine and a good book we hope the Herdsman’s bothy provides a relaxing environment.

The Herdsman’s bothy is located around a five minute walk into the village of Newburgh which has a pub providing quality meals and a small grocery as well other local amenities. Also the Newburgh seal colony at the estuary mouth is within easy walking distance. Newburgh beach is both wild and beautiful with the gold sand beach and extensive sand dune systems running all the way to Aberdeen. If golf is what your after then Newburgh-on-Ythan golf club is literally a stones throw away. Our coastline is blessed with countless other fantastic links courses including Cruden Bay and Trump International. There is also Forvie Natural Nature Reserve providing excellent coastal walks and stunning coastal vistas.