Close to the harbour, this south-facing cottage has a wonderful, mature garden and is well placed to explore the Moray coastline.. The epitome of bucolic bliss, this lovely, detached cottage is nevertheless only a few hundred yards from the pretty waterfront in the delightful village of Portsoy. The warm stone-clad walls and delightfully mature garden, with its sensory area and fruit trees surrounding the house, give a sense of country living, yet it is an easy walk down to the harbour throug... Close to the harbour, this south-facing cottage has a wonderful, mature garden and is well placed to explore the Moray coastline.. The epitome of bucolic bliss, this lovely, detached cottage is nevertheless only a few hundred yards from the pretty waterfront in the delightful village of Portsoy. The warm stone-clad walls and delightfully mature garden, with its sensory area and fruit trees surrounding the house, give a sense of country living, yet it is an easy walk down to the harbour through the winding streets. The scenery opens up to reveal the ever-changing sea and the bustling activities of this harbour, which makes an appearance in the 2016 film ‘Whisky Galore’. The village of Portsoy is renowned for its acclaimed annual boat festival, which takes place at the end of June; at this time the village becomes a magnet for lovers of boats, traditional music, crafts, arts, food and drink celebrating the region’s cultural heritage and numbers in the village swell dramatically – a great occasion not to be missed! Although other times of the year are quieter, there is still much to entertain and delight the visitor, with boat trips to observe the rich marine life, gorgeous coastal walks along cliffside paths, sandy beaches at nearby Sandend or Banff Link. The Moray coast is famed for its sunny, dry climate – perfect for exploring this wonderful region. Truly the best of both worlds, you will want to return again and again! Beach 600 yards. Shop 150 yards, pub and restaurant 300 yards.