Rental basis: Entire house or apartment
Number of bedrooms: 3; Number of other rooms with beds: 0
Number of bathrooms: 1
If you cause damage to the property during your stay, you may be required to pay according to YourRentals’s property damage policy.
STAY WHERE THE SCNARY STEALS THE SHOW!
Nestled in the charming village of Portknockie, this delightful 3 bedroom house offers a cozy retreat for your next getaway. The entire house is yours to enjoy, providing a comfortable and private space for relaxation.

Step inside to discover a welcoming living room, furnished with three single beds and one double bed, making it an ideal space for families or groups of friends. The separate kitchen is well-equipped, allowing you to prepare meals with ease after a day of exploring.

Central heating ensures your stay is warm and comfortable, no matter the season. Take advantage of the free street parking, making it convenient to explore the local area. Stay connected with wireless internet, perfect for keeping in touch with loved ones or planning your adventures.

There is so much to do in and around Portknockie, watch the dolphins at play, golfing, cycling, walking, and a superb beach to cool off at the end of a busy day. there is a swimming pool for children beside the quint harbour where jet sking and other active sports take place. Portknockie is a picturesque fishing village with a rich maritime history. Stroll along the seafront, visit the local maritime museum, pubs, local shop, award winning fish and chip shop or enjoy a local ice cream while walking around the headland. You can take boat trips from Buckie or venture to Aviemore for winter sports and entertainment. Take a trip around the Whisky Trail or the Castle Trail whatever takes your fancy.

With a washing machine and a tumble dryer at your disposal, you can easily keep your clothes fresh throughout your visit. Whether you're seeking a relaxing retreat or a base for exploring the beautiful Scottish coastline, Portknockie is central for all and the ideal place to be!

Alan Cumming who was recently filming in the area spoke of the entertaining ceilidhs held in the village hall with the very friendly locals hosting events. He also spoke on BBC TV recently of filming in the stunning hills around Portknockie and Moray district.

The history of Portknockie portrays a rocky bluff where Green Castle once a Pictish stronghold once stood. Natural shelters for the harbour and oldest part of the village with narrow wynds and small fisher cottages.