Cabin in Scotland
Reasons to book
About this cabin rental
In the fifteenth century, around a small creek in the 600-million-year-old rocks on the Phingask Coast of Moray Firth in North-east Scotland, grew a small fishing community. Its identity became the settlement of Pitullie. A few hardy families battled with the North Sea to thrive on its harvest of fish. A self-sufficient entity evolved as the feudal "Land of the Pitullies", with the skills necessary to support village life. Thrift and recycling were " virtues" required by many of the poor. Door to the Shore is a modern day equivalent of Bothys made from upturned boats used by fisherfolk as housing.
Coastal Location
Sea/Loch View
Village Location
Free Parking On-Site
On Public Transport Route
Flat screen SMART TV
Wet Room
All Linen provided
Microwave
Fridge
Towels Provided
Kitchenette
Bike Storage Available
Free unlimited internet access
1 x Double Bed or 2
Air Conditioned/ Heating
Underfloor Heating
Mood Lights
Balcony
Surround Sound Sub Woofer
Wireless Phone Charger
IPhone Docking Station
Complimentary Toiletries
Complimentary Tea/CoffeeNespresso Maker & Pods








