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Scotland Beach Cottages
Montrose
1 Bed Cottage in Montrose
Ref: S239608
From
£101
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The Bothy
Ref: S422016
Reviews 23
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£103
per nightDunoon
Pier View
Ref: S141746
Reviews 38
From
£104
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Dookers' Hoose
Ref: S484358
Reviews 13
From
£85
per nightKippford
Braesyde, Kippford
Ref: S135477
Reviews 43
From
£361
per nightEllon
16 Main Street
Ref: S821281
Reviews 1
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£74
per nightPortpatrick
Annapurna, Portpatrick
Ref: S375912
Reviews 4
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£281
per nightBrora
Rowan Tree House
Ref: S820659
Reviews 3
From
£101
per nightAnnan
Stapleton Toll
Ref: S267490
Reviews 38
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£114
per nightDalbeattie
Tumbling Banks, Rockcliffe
Ref: S135652
Reviews 10
From
£76
per nightMacduff
RockStar Cottage
Ref: S535607
Reviews 9
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£81
per nightCruden Bay
Craigievar
Ref: S487203
Reviews 38
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£113
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Periwinkle Cottage
Ref: S1070778
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£87
per nightFortrose
3 Bed Cottage in Rosemarkie
Ref: S592637
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£289
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Seascape
Ref: S900267
Reviews 1
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£179
per nightKippford
Anthony House, Kippford
Ref: S900270
Reviews 1
From
£129
per nightCastle Douglas
Rowantree Cottage, Gatehouse Of Fleet
Ref: S135606
Reviews 7
From
£149
per nightFraserburgh
Shoreline House
Ref: S701013
Reviews 8
From
£135
per nightBanff
15 Waters Edge
Ref: S182458
Reviews 25
From
£282
per nightStranraer
Little Ireland
Ref: S819700
Reviews 1
From
£91
per nightBanff
24 Bridge Street
Ref: S701054
Reviews 6
From
£117
per nightTain
5 Bed Cottage in Tain
Ref: S592664
From
£343
per nightMonreith
Larroch Farmhouse, Monreith
Ref: S1073267
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£196
per nightWest Kilbride
Ayrshire Castle
Ref: S59544
Reviews 4
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What our customers say about their holidays
Saskia - Verified booking
Dookers Hoose is a characterful and charming seaside retreat and was the perfect location for our family holiday.
The house feels very welcoming and has a creative ambiance with artwork by the owner and family decorating the walls, a mix of vintage and modern furniture, books, games and window ledges decorated with seashore finds. This feels more of a home than just a holiday let, situated in Cullen Sea Town with its soft colourful walls, pantiles and tiny gardens at every turn. We loved being able to hear the sea from the house. We enjoyed cooking in the stylish and well-appointed kitchen and were very pleased to find so much space for storing supplies as well as an efficient washing machine. The layout of the ground floor makes it a very sociable space and on cooler evenings, we enjoyed the electric âwood burningâ stove which created a cosy atmosphere. We brought some solar powered fairy lights with us for added twinkle. The internet was consistently reliable and we did not for one moment miss having a TV. The little table in the front room was a perfect spot for drawing, painting and writing. We brought bikes, body boards and wetsuits and were delighted to have access to the garage for storage as well as clothes lines which made drying wet kit easy. In front of the garage and opposite the front of the house across a narrow, quiet side road is the small outdoor garden space with a picnic table. This was a lovely sunny spot to sit with morning coffee and a book watching the world go by. Just across the shore road lies the sea wall with steps down to a lovely stretch of sandy beach which is perfect for safe swimming and provides access to long walks along the shore. The steps on the sea side of the wall are a great place to sit with a drink and enjoy the huge skies and stunning sunsets. On your return from a swim, you can enter the little back yard through a gate and access the conveniently placed bathroom with shower. There are lovely coastal walks (or runs) from the house and we saw dolphins on several occasions from paths scented with bracken and wild thyme. The surrounding countryside is beautiful by bike and car, and there are many interesting places to visit. Supplies can be found in Cullen itself where there is a reasonably stocked Co-op and we noticed a deli opening soon. There is an amazing fresh fish shop in nearby Buckie and you may catch your own sea trout from the pier if the seals donât get there first! If you prefer not to cook your own, the fish and chips in Cullen are consistently good. Any queries during our stay were answered quickly and the visitorâs book is brimming with information on local eateries and places of interest logged by the owners and visitors over the years. A lovely stay and we were sad to leave.
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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking
Absolutely fabulous house! The kitchen was very well stocked for preparing a Christmas Dinner. Lots of large pots and pans. We had taken some of our own as we have stayed in other large properties who don't always provide enough kitchen pots and trays but we didn't use ours! The weather was wet but there were games in the house that we could use (including air hockey) as well as table tennis in the garage, although the view itself from the sun room kept us entertained and we used this room a lot. Very warm house even in cold temperatures and the wood burner wasn't needed every night as it was well insulated. In fact on a couple of occasions we had to open some of the windows to let air in, even with the heating off as it got too warm for us. Great sociable space for 3 generations. My parents are in their 80's and whilst the house is set over 4 floors, the stairs weren't a full staircase height with 8 or 9 steps each from memory, very wide and had bannisters so all manageable for my parents. It's very spacious but having the different floors with different bedrooms / games rooms / kitchen enabled the family to split out into our own spaces rather than being in the same space all the time. The village itself is very small but the local pub (The Anchor) was very welcoming and we ate there a few times. Location is right on the Solway Coast with the coastal path accessible from the bottom of the garden. Would definitely recommend!
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Keith - Verified booking
We had a great break staying at The Bothy.
It is a lovely little house in a beautiful location and the owners Neil & Irene provided all the modern amenities you might need. The Bathroom is modern, clean and fully fitted with bath and shower over the bath. One thing to note is the bathroom is on the ground floor and the bedrooms are on the 1st floor just in case this may be an issue for anyone. There is a nice little area around the house with a secluded bench seat and table, a small decked patio area at the front of the house and a nice little balcony on the main bedroom. The surrounding area is really beautiful, we travelled with our dog and he loved the long morning and evening walks along the stunning coastline cliffs and hillsides. The house is nice and secluded and peaceful with no noisy neighbours only Neil & Irene the owners who live in the neighbouring Steadings house. They are friendly and helpful but never intrude upon your visit in any way.
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Heather - Verified booking
The beds were phenomenal!
The kitchen was extremely well equipped, as was the property with books and games etc. The facility to watch Netflix on the TV was also really handy. If I'm honest, the only thing that let the house down was the bathroom. The toilet seat issue (which I noted from the "issues notebook" has been around since 2019!) was irritating (especially as the downstairs toilet was out of action for our stay), however my main issue was the shower. For a property where luxury and comfort is obviously a priority everywhere else, the shower (and bathroom in general) really let it down. If it helps, I would have happily paid more for the property if the bathroom was the same standard as the rest of the house. Ooh, and while the stuff provided for our dog was terrific, it would have been even more so if we had known about it in advance so that we didn't also bring all of our own stuff!
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Confirmed Guest - Verified booking
Braesyde is a beautiful house in a lovely area of Scotland. We enjoyed the wonderful and constantly changing views over the water to the distant hills from the comfortably furnished sunroom, and also from the decadent luxury of the bedrooms, complere with remote controlled curtains! The children enjoyed the games room and PlayStation, and the table tennis in the garage was a great addition. We had lovely walks, rounders on the beach at Rockcliffe, golf, segway rides, fishing and birdwatching, laser tag battles and water slides. We came away after our week with just as long a list of things we didn't have time to do. Great accommodation in a great place! Oops, almost forgot, the booking process through Discovery Scotland was smooth and efficient, and owner Stuart very helpful indeed. All in all, would highly recommend.
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