Nestled in the centre of Whitehills, a quaint coastal village in Aberdeenshire on the Northeastern coast of Scotland is Peppermill Cottage.
This idyllic dwelling boasts an enclosed front lawn, open-plan living spaces welcomes up to three guests in two bedrooms and two well-behaved canine companions; all making it the perfect setting for a small family or couple seeking a coastal retreat in Whitehills.
After a busy day meandering the nearby marina, enter into your abode where a homely open-plan living area greets you, snuggle up in the sitting room or head into the fully-equipped kitchen to help your partner rustle up a hearty meal; enjoy this together at the dining table, toast your getaway with a glass of fizz and plan the itinerary for the rest of your trip.
When the evening draws to a close, retire upstairs to the king-size bedroom which boasts characterful sloped ceilings and a handy en-suite shower room; there is also a ground-floor single room.
Be sure to get some well-earned rest and rejuvenation before another actioned packed day in Aberdeenshire.
Peppermill Cottage lies conveniently in the centre of Whitemills close, a few steps away from the Seafield Arms a local favourite boasting a pub and restaurant, it also rests near local convenience stores to ease your self-catered stay.
The breathtaking Whitemills Marina is also a stone’s throw away; enjoy fish and chips here while admiring stunning views of the North Sea.
You could also spend a sunny day at the nearby Inverboyndie or Sandend Beach where you can splash around in the sea or at the latter learn to surf.
Or head to the town of Banff where you can walk around Banff Marina, explore Banff and Macduff Heritage Trail or peruse the art on display at Duff House, a historic Georgian Mansion turned art gallery; Macduff Marine Aquarium lies across Banff bridge and houses an array or aquatic and marine wildlife exhibits that everyone will enjoy.
Peppermill Cottage is a beautiful setting for couples or families seeking a coastal retreat to Whitehills and Northeastern Scotland.
EPC Rating: Band D