Flat 10 is a delightful first-floor apartment nestled near the beach in the picturesque village of Findhorn, Moray. With distant views of the beach and Moray Firth, and the convenience of designated off-road parking, this retreat is perfect for families or friends seeking a coastal escape. Upon entering the apartment, you will be greeted by a harmoniously decorated open-plan area, boasting wooden flooring and blue and gold interior touches. The kitchen is well-equipped for all your culinary needs, allowing you to prepare delicious meals to be enjoyed at the dining table, which comfortably seats four guests, with a quaint overhead light that adds a touch of charm to the space. After dinner, retire to the sitting room, where you can relax and unwind in front of the TV, be sure to look around at the views of the beach in the distance. When it's time to rest, choose from two beautifully decorated bedrooms. The king-size bedroom, which can be converted into a twin room upon request, features a TV and is adorned with more gold and blue tones, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The second bedroom is a neat twin room, complete with a wall-mounted TV, perfect for those lazy mornings in bed. Freshen up in the bathroom, with a choice of a bath to soak your muscles or wash away the stress with a shower. Step outside to breathe in the fresh coastal air and take in the stunning surroundings. This delightful first-floor apartment truly is the perfect base for your next coastal escape. If you can tempt yourself away from the comfort of Flat 10, there is a wealth of attractions to explore starting merely steps away, as you sink your toes into the golden sand of Findhorn Beach, perfect for an afternoon paddling, building sandcastles or simply soaking up the Scottish sun. Immerse yourself in history at the grand 16th-century Brodie Castle and Estate, managed by the National Trust for Scotland, where you can roam through the ornate interiors, explore the vast grounds, or follow the wildlife walks. On clear days, a rewarding drive will take you to the awe-inspiring Tarbat Ness Lighthouse, the third-tallest in Scotland, where you can marvel at the panoramic views over the Moray Firth and perhaps even spot some of the local sea life. As your day draws to a close, return to Flat 10, where relaxing evenings await sipping a glass of your favourite drink while savouring sweeping beach views, providing an idyllic end to each action-packed day.

Findhorn was at one time a very busy fishing port, and still preserves its strong connections with the sea today, with much of its village life centred around the bay, and fantastic sailing and watersports opportunities available with the Royal Findhorn Yacht Club resting on the waterfront. Its scenic location and gentle climate, influence by the Gulf Stream, make it a desirable destination. It is perhaps best known for being the home to the world-famous Findhorn Foundation, with its Ecovillage and international centre for holistic education. Findhorn boast two pubs, two cafes, an organic bakery and a local store, and is well placed for visiting the many pretty ports and villages nestled along the Moray Firth coastline. The Malt Whisky Trail can be joined close by and the Cairngorm National Park can be found within an hour’s drive. The hub of the Highlands, the city of Inverness, is just 25 miles to the west, and is well worth a day trip, where you will discover its historic buildings and atmospheric NT Culloden Battlefield.

EPC Rating: Band B

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