This fisherman's cottage is in the village of Pennan in Aberdeenshire and can sleep two people in its two bedrooms.

St Magnus Haven is a traditional white-washed fisherman's cottage in the small village of Pennan in Aberdeenshire. It has a family bathroom and one double bedroom that can sleep two people. Also in the property there is a galley kitchen, sitting room and a cosy sun room. This sun room leads out to an enclosed patio garden. St Magnus Haven is a charming bolthole and the ideal location for couples wanting to get away to the tranquil peace and quiet of Scotland's North-facing coast. Please note: property isn't suitable for children, adults only. Please note: all bookings should fall between a Saturday and Saturday as changeovers must fall on this day. The access road to the property is narrow and windy and not suitable for camper vans or lorries. Please note: The property has a step going into the property and a step going into the garden as shown in the photos of the property.

Please note: That due to regulations with the short-term license, only personal mobile phones, tablets and laptops may be charged and used at the property.

Amenities: Oil central heating, open fire. Electric oven, ceramic hob, grill, washing machine, fridge/freezer. TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Enclosed patio garden. One well-behaved pet welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Pub and shop 5 miles. Note: Phone signal strength varies throughout village according to network provider, however calls can be made through Wi-Fi. Parking: Free parking anywhere in the village and on the street outside the property. Please note: all bookings should fall between a Saturday and Saturday as changeovers must fall on this day. Note: Property isn't suitable for children, adults only. The access road to the property is narrow and windy and not suitable for camper vans or lorries.

Please note: The property has a step going into the property and a step going into the garden as shown in the photos of the property.

Please note: That due to regulations with the short-term license, only personal mobile phones, tablets and laptops may be charged and used at the property.

Region: From the lush green farmlands of the Borders to the ruggedness of the Highlands, the Scots are proud of their land and identity. Scotland also has some of Britain’s best beaches with glorious stretches of clean sand over which to roam.


Town: Founded by Alexander Garden as a fishing village in 1720, the port village of Gardenstown is often linked with neighbouring Gamrie and Crovie as one community. Gardenstown borders a small sandy bay with beautiful scenery on both sides. The village has a pub that serves delicious food all year and a restaurant, galleries and several tea rooms in season. A steep road leads you through the ancient, narrow and winding streets to the harbour where many quaint boats are moored. The neighbouring town of Banff boasts a relaxing sandy beach and a variety of fascinating architecture in contrasting styles, exemplified by Duff House, an impressive Georgian mansion open to visitors and home to paintings and artefacts from the National Galleries of Scotland. Banff and the surrounding area also have a good selection of shops, restaurants and hotels, which serve a fine selection of local sea foods, whilst nearby Pennan, a beautiful old smugglers village, was the filming location for the movie 'Local Hero'.