Retraite en bord de mer, à deux pas de la mer au Seabreeze Cottage, Seatown, Gardenstown

Seabreeze Cottage – A Coastal Escape in Gardenstown Welcome to Seabreeze Cottage, a beautifully renovated traditional fisherman’s cottage located in the heart of Seatown, Gardenstown. This charming coastal retreat at 17 Seatown offers beautiful uninterrupted sea views from the sun terrace and is just a short stroll to the picturesque sandy beach. It offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and seaside heritage. Originally built for a fisherman and his family, Seabreeze Cottage has been tastefully restored to a high standard, offering stylish interiors, modern amenities, and all the charm you’d expect from a historic Scottish village by the sea. Whether you're watching dolphins and seals from the window, listening to the soothing sound of the waves, or hoping to spot the Northern Lights dancing above the Moray Firth, Seabreeze Cottage is a tranquil retreat for every season.

Accommodation Details
🛏️ Master Bedroom – Double bed for a comfortable night's sleep.
🛏️ Twin Bedroom – Two single beds with beautiful sea views.
🛋️ Living Room – A cosy space to relax and unwind with a wood-burning stove.
🛁 Bathroom – Features a walk-in shower, perfect for refreshing after a coastal stroll. 🍽️ Kitchen & Dining – A spacious, well-equipped kitchen with a dining table for gathering and enjoying meals together.
🌐 WiFi – Fast and reliable for streaming or remote work.
📺 Smart TV – Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+ available (guests can log into their own accounts).
🔥 Electric Heating – New system installed throughout the cottage for year-round comfort.
🐾 Pets – Sorry, no pets allowed.

The Charm of Gardenstown Gardenstown, or "Gamrie," was founded in 1720 by Alexander Garden and remains a working fishing village steeped in tradition. With its winding streets, colourful cottages, and stunning sea views, Gardenstown is a peaceful escape with a strong sense of community and history. Just a short walk away is the ruined St John’s Church and Churchyard, dedicated to St John the Evangelist. The church, overlooking the sandy beach, dates back to at least the 11th century, with the east end built in the early 1500s and the remainder in the 1600s. Gardenstown Harbour The quaint Gardenstown Harbour is the heart of the village’s fishing heritage, home to working fishing boats that continue the village’s centuries-old maritime traditions. Visitors can enjoy watching the boats come and go, soaking in the atmosphere surrounded by stunning coastal scenery.

Local Dining Options
🍽 Eli’s Café, Gardenstown – Fresh cakes, light lunches & coffee.
🍽 Garden Arms Hotel, Gardenstown – Traditional pub food with a local welcome. 🍽 Pennan Inn, Pennan – Locally sourced seafood in the famous Local Hero village.

Takeaways Nearby
🥡 Dolphin Fish & Chips, Macduff
🥡 Happy Palace, Banff (Chinese)
🥡 Royal Tandoori, Banff (Indian)

Shops & Essentials
🛍 The Gamrie Gift Company, Gardenstown – Local crafts and souvenirs. 🛒 Edgehill Stores, top of Gardenstown – Everyday essentials.
🛒 The Wee Shoppie, Main Street, Gardenstown – Handy for basics.

Larger supermarkets:
Aldi, Macduff Tesco & Co-op, Banff

Things to See & Do
🏰 Duff House, Banff – Georgian mansion with art and gardens
🌊 Crovie & Pennan – Quaint coastal villages full of charm
🦅 RSPB Troup Head, Gamrie – Seabird haven with puffins and gannets
🐠 Macduff Marine Aquarium – Local marine life
🏰 Delgatie Castle & Fyvie Castle, Turriff – Rich history and beautiful grounds
🏖 Gardenstown Beach – Ideal for walking, beachcombing, or relaxing

Local Golf Courses
⛳ Tarlair Golf Club, Macduff
⛳ Duff House Royal, Banff