1A Carmelite Street is a mid Victorian detached house/above a small shop with its own entrance and private car park providing space for two cars.
It is nestled in the heart of Banff, Aberdeenshire.
The townhouse is perfect for families or friends, and is a delightful spacious retreat in a convenient location close to shops, and the beach and marina.
Upon entering the property, there is a spacious area on the ground floor for leaving outdoor clothes and shoes.
On the first floor you will be greeted by the dining room on the left and adjacent to that the compact but well equipped kitchen.
The dining room is stylish with ample seating for six around a large table, ideal for games when not eating.
At the front of the first floor, the elegant all seasons living room has a sunny southern aspect and is equipped with a wood burning stove for those chillier evenings.
The Smart TV and free wifi provide year round entertainment options as well as a DVD player and a selection of DVDs.
Next to the living room is the bathroom, equipped with both bath and handheld shower, a walk in shower as well as WC and basin.
On the second floor are the three bedrooms, one king-size, one double and one with two single beds.
There is also a WC and wash basin.
Once you step outside 1A Carmelite Street, you will find yourself amidst the Georgian town with its array of shops and eateries right at your doorstep.
The nearby beach is perfect for year round walks whilst extensive Banff Links beach is just a mile away.
The nearby marina is home to Banff Sailing Club, whose members regularly sail their racers and cruisers.
Sea kayaking and surfing are also available at some of the nearby villages and harbours.
Banff and nearby Macduff both have excellent golf courses while the Moray coastline provides a variety of beaches and charming seaside villages.
Dolphins and whales are often seen and the Macduff aquarium offers stunning variety of local marine life.
Delve into the history and architecture of Duff House, a grand Georgian mansion with a beautiful woodland walk to the Bridge of Alvah.
Regular tours are available provided by Scottish heritage and friends of Duff House.
Moray also contains many distilleries which are the heart of malt whisky country and you can follow Scotland’s malt whisky trail.
Further afield, the wider region of Aberdeenshire lays claim to a multitude of many prehistoric and Pictish sites as well as picturesque landscapes to immerse yourself in.
If you really want to travel further, the Cairngorms are within a days driving.
By the end of the day you can retreat to your inviting base at 1A Carmelite Street, offering the ideal setting to unwind and toast to an unforgettable holiday in Aberdeenshire.
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