6 Seatown is a comfortable and cosy cottage in a stunning location, just opposite the photogenic remains of the old bridge to the East Beach and an easy walk along the Esplanade to the new one, or to the woods along the river’s edge.
Lossiemouth is compact, but has the necessary shops, restaurants and pubs (and award winning ice cream shop!). It is ideal, not just for a beach, golfing or fishing holiday, but also for touring the Malt Whisky and Castle trails, as well as longer day trips to places such as the Cairngorms National Park, Royal Deeside or Loch Ness. The area has its own microclimate, having more dry, sunny days than most of the rest of Scotland! It is also a good spot for catching the Northern Lights if you are lucky, on a clear, dark night!
Well behaved dogs are welcome, but we do ask that they are not allowed on the furniture or in the bedroom.
Cottage Layout:
Lounge
Two leather sofa’s, a real woodburning stove, dining table & 4 chairs, satellite TV, DVD player, CD player and Wi-Fi. The lounge opens out into the galley kitchen.
Kitchen
Well-equipped with 5 ring cooker with double oven, a kettle, toaster, dishwasher, cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine, crockery, cutlery, glasses and cooking utensils.
Master Bedroom
King Size double bed on the ground floor, suitable for guests with limited mobility.
Bathroom
Three piece bathroom suite with shower over the bath, situated on the ground floor.
Twin Bedroom & Snug
Both upstairs, because of their low ceilings, we have kitted these out as a children’s twin room and a ‘den’ – complete with bean bags, a toy chest and a second TV & DVD player.
Garden
Outside there is a garden shed (with the tumble dryer!) and plenty of room to store bikes, surf boards or SUPs, should you wish to bring them. There is a fairly sheltered, enclosed and secluded garden through the blue gate.
The cottage is WIFI enabled with fast fibre optic broadband.
Prices
Prices range from £450 per week in the off peak winter months to £800 per week in the high summer. There is a supplement of £10 per dog, should you wish to bring one (or two!), but we do ask that they are kept out of the bedrooms and not allowed on the furniture. The price includes all linen, towels, heating, electricity and a welcome pack with the basic necessities for that first cooked breakfast.
Green Things
We try to manage our all our cottages in as sustainable a manner as possible. We recycle everything and provide information so our guests can do the same. We are aiming to reduce our use of plastics, by refilling (handsoaps) or sourcing products without plastic packaging (toilet paper, detergents etc). We both drive electric vehicles and provide an EV charger (at cost) for our guests. I try not to use the tumble dryer, whatever the weather, line drying sheets and towels outside whenever possible. And we have recommendations of local activites, food suppliers and attractions so you can reduce your carbon footprint once you are here. A small start perhaps, but a step in the right direction!
