About this property
Resting on the edge of the Scottish coast is the delightful 18b New Street, a stunning apartment in the quiet village of Portknockie, Moray. This ground-floor abode sleeps two guests in one bedroom, an ideal romantic retreat for a couple looking to explore the coastal village of Portknockie. On-street parking and spectacular views of the sea from 100 yards at the end of the road, step into the handy porch where you can drop off your coat and shoes. Stepping through the property you will discover the open-plan living/dining area where a warming woodburning effect gas fire takes center stage, you can look forward to sinking into the sofa with the soft glow of the fire gently lighting up the room. Continuing to impress visitors is the contemporary kitchen, certain to entice any budding chefs and fulfilling all your culinary needs. Settle down at the dining table for a dinner with your loved one and toast to a wonderful holiday before digging into a tasty meal. As the evening grows darker, retire to the beautifully decorated bedroom, which has ample storage for housing your belongings, you can look forward to a restful nights sleep in the double bed. Next door is the shower room, where you can rinse off your sandy feet and indulge in a moment of relaxation. Enjoy dining at the local hotel or take away a fish supper from the well renowned Portknockie Fish & Chip Shop. All your essentials can be picked up from the nearby convenience store, also just a short stroll away from the property. The village of Portknockie is close to the coastal town of Cullen, which boasts the rocky ruins of Findlater Castle, an ancient church and be sure to try the traditional Scottish delicacy, Cullen Skink. Visit the fishing village of Findochty, which dates back to the 15th century and is therefore steeped in history and hosts various castles. Buckie is just an extra few miles away from Portknockie and is renowned for the Scottish Dolphin Center and boasts a number of shops and supermarkets. For a Romantic escape with your loved one, visit the enchanting 18b New Street to create some new memories. EPC Rating: Band D
Portknockie is situated on a cliff-top, which offers stunning views of the natural harbour on the Moray fifth coast. The coastal village of Portknockie offers craggy cliff-tops, secret coves and beautiful beaches. Dolphins, seals and sea birds can be discovered on the picturesque coast. The National Cycle route 1 runs through Portknockie. Renowned for smoked haddock and potato soup is the pretty village of Cullen, just a couple of miles away from Portknockie.
Accommodation
Ground-floor apartment.
One bedroom: 1 x double.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Living/dining room with gas effect fire.
Gas central heating with Gas fire.
Electric oven, gas hob, fridge/freezer and washing machine.
TV, Wifi.
Fuel, power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
One well-behaved dog allowed.
On street parking.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.2 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Please note - Child up to the age of 2 welcome with travel cot
Reviews (17)
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Shirley
The cottage was extremely comfortable and beautifully furnished and the kitchen was well equipped to cater for every need. The property's location was excellent and we really enjoyed exploring the surrounding countryside. All in all it was a wonderful break.
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Louise
Fantastic idilic property, has everything u could possibly think of, extremely clean comfortable bed private love the original features like the fold doors in the bathroom and kitchen ⦠Iam local and lived here for a Hogmanay wedding due to no transport and I loved it so I can only imagine how people from afar would feel if they had never visited Portknockie â¤ï¸
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Susan
Everything we needed was there, and it was spotless. The fridge wasn't as cold as we'd like. I did turn the dial inside, but with the instructions, wasn't sure if it was the correct way! We also found that the broadband was poor. Okay, as we were only using it for browsing, to get information on the area. I think watching Netflix would have been "hard work," with the buffering!