The Brae Steading is a detached barn conversion in Aberdeenshire. This spacious ground-floor cottage sits just outside the medieval conservation village of Fordyce, 1½ miles from the stunning Moray coast. Panoramic views of sea and countryside greet you from every window. The property sits within 1 acre of private grounds with a dedicated guest area featuring garden furniture and a BBQ.
The area offers a perfect mix of coastal and rural experiences. Sandy beaches at Sandend are just a quick drive away where you can buy local fish or watch surfers tackle the waves. Coastal walks through fishing villages like Portsoy and Cullen provide beautiful scenery. Inland routes take you through castle and whisky country.
The Brae Steading is a detached barn conversion in Aberdeenshire. This spacious ground-floor cottage sits just outside the medieval conservation village of Fordyce, 1½ miles from the stunning Moray coast. Panoramic views of sea and countryside greet you from every window. The property sits within 1 acre of private grounds with a dedicated guest area featuring garden furniture and a BBQ.
The area offers a perfect mix of coastal and rural experiences. Sandy beaches at Sandend are just a quick drive away where you can buy local fish or watch surfers tackle the waves. Coastal walks through fishing villages like Portsoy and Cullen provide beautiful scenery. Inland routes take you through castle and whisky country. Wildlife and bird watching opportunities are plentiful both onshore and offshore.
This one-bedroom cottage sleeps two guests comfortably with a kingsize bed. The living room features Freeview TV, a DVD player and French doors leading to the sitting-out area. The kitchen-dining room comes fully equipped with an electric cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and coffee machine. There's also a porch with washing machine and a shower room with cubicle shower.
Visit Sanine Beach (1.4 miles, 5 mins), Portknockie (5.1 miles, 12 mins), Findochty (6.4 miles, 15 mins) and Banff (8.1 miles, 18 mins). Each offers unique coastal experiences and historical sites.
The Brae Steading is perfect for couples seeking a peaceful getaway. The private hot tub adds luxury to your stay. Pet owners will appreciate the dog-friendly policy. Book now for an unforgettable Scottish coastal retreat!
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Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Scotland, Angus
Discover why our guests keep coming back to The Brae Steading
The panoramic views of countryside and sea are breathtaking. Many guests spend hours just gazing out from the property.
The private hot tub is perfect for relaxing after coastal walks. It's positioned to make the most of the amazing views.
Alan and Emma are exceptional hosts. They provide a brilliant welcome box and are nearby if needed but respect your privacy.
The cottage feels roomy and comfortable. The open layout and ground-floor design make it accessible and easy to enjoy.
Dogs love the secure outdoor space. The surrounding area offers plenty of walking opportunities for pets and their owners.
Guests repeatedly mention how well-equipped the cottage is. It truly feels like a "home away from home."
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach The Brae Steading by car, take the A98 coastal route and follow signs for Fordyce. The cottage is located just outside this conservation village with clear signage to guide you to your destination.
For those traveling by rail, the nearest station is Keith, approximately 15 miles from the property. From there, you'll need to arrange a taxi to complete your journey to The Brae Steading.
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