Enjoy stunning sea views from the terrace and main living areas of this former fisherman’s cottage. Look out for dolphins and porpoises or try a traditional ’Arbroath Smokie’!. Ground Floor: The property is all on the ground floor Living Room: With wooden floor, wood burner, TV, DVD player and CD player. Kitchen/dining room: With breakfast area, electric cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bathroom: With bath, show... Enjoy stunning sea views from the terrace and main living areas of this former fisherman’s cottage. Look out for dolphins and porpoises or try a traditional ’Arbroath Smokie’!. The property is all on the ground floor Living Room: With wooden floor, wood burner, TV, DVD player and CD player. Kitchen/dining room: With breakfast area, electric cooker, microwave, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle and toilet.. Oil central heating, electricity, bed linen and towels, Wi-Fi and logs included. . Enclosed garden with terrace, sitting-out area and furniture. On road parking. Cycle store. Please note: Holidaymakers only. There are steps in the garden leading to the upper and lower terrace.. This charming, end terraced former fisherman’s cottage sits in an unrivalled location at the end of a quiet lane in the village of Auchmithie, commanding wonderful views over the sea from the lovely terraced garden. Enjoy a glass of wine whilst looking out for porpoises or dolphins which are frequently sighted here. Take a short stroll to the local restaurant which is well known in the area for serving good food. There is a very good coastal walk from here to Arbroath, seven miles, which takes in the spectacular scenery of the Seaton Cliffs. Arbroath itself has an abundance of other eating places, shops selling fresh caught fish and other gift shops. The town’s historical past is well worth exploring, visit Arbroath Abbey, best known for being the origin of the Declaration of Arbroath or sample the famous ’smokies’, available down by the bustling harbour. Pay a visit to the Signal Tower Museum with its history of Arbroath lighthouse keepers. Inland, the Angus Glens beckon the keen walker, while golfers are spoilt for choice, with many courses in the vicinity, not to mention Carnoustie’s famous links. Nearby is historic Montrose, RSPB Montrose Basin and The National Trust for Scotland property, House of Dun. Shop 2 miles, pub 1½ and restaurant 300 yards. Can comfortably fit up to 4 people