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Cottage |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Lossiemouth in Scottish Highlands

from £47 / night

£325–£530 / week

3 nights minimum stay

Changeover Saturday

5 out of 5

15 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, car advised, private garden, pets welcome

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About the home

Our second cottage in Lossiemouth is located next door to our popular Seatown Cottage, in the middle of a row of 4. It is a traditional fisherman's cottage, built around 1850, and originally a thatched bungalow. Downstairs there is a large double bedroom with king size bed, a newly fitted bathroom (with shower over the bath) and a lounge. This has a woodburning stove to keep the cottage warm on those long winter evenings, and opens out into the newly installed galley kitchen. Upstairs there are 2 attic rooms. 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 and DVD player.

Outside there is a garden shed, and a fairly sheltered and secluded garden, although it is not enclosed.

The cottage is ideal for couples, or those with young families. Well behaved dogs are welcome, but we do ask that they are not allowed on the furniture or in the bedroom. It provides comfortable and cosy accommodation in a stunning location, just opposite the bridge to the fabulous East Beach and an easy walk to the woods along the river's edge.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
• Living/Dining room with dining table and chairs, leather sofas, a fireplace and stove
• Newly fitted open plan kitchen with 5 ring cooker and double oven.
• Spacious downstairs bathroom
• King Size double bedroom on ground floor
• Twin room and 'den' upstairs, especially kitted out for children, with space for a cot if required.

Further details outdoors:
Outside there is a gravel hardstanding providing off-street parking for a car, garden shed and a small patio garden (the garden area is not enclosed). Garden furniture and a barbecue are provided.

Further details

• Welcome pack provided on arrival
• Owners live locally and are happy to provide any extra information about the area and things to do
• There is a pay-phone opposite the cottage.

Conditions

• Dogs welcome, at a supplement of £10 per dog, but they should not be allowed upstairs or on the furniture.
• Strictly no smoking
• Property available from 4pm on day of arrival. Check out by 10am. Changeover days on Saturdays
• Property to be left in the same clean and tidy state it was found in. We reserve the right to make an additional cleaning charge.
• Hirer responsible for all damage deemed beyond reasonable wear and tear.
• Deposit of £100 due on booking to secure your reservation. Balance due 6 weeks before arrival.
• Short breaks only available in off peak season.

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Our two Seatown Cottages, Lossiemouth

 

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no 6, Seatown

 

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King size ground floor main bedroom

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The Scottish Highlands region

The Scottish Highlands were popularised as a tourist destination when Queen Victoria bought Balmoral Castle in 1848. It is easy to understand why, with the wide open spaces, the 'big' sky, rugged mountains and tranquil glens. Home to many of Scotland's most famous whiskies and the Cairngorms National Park, there are many opportunities for outdoor pursuits, including walking, fishing and mountain biking. There are also plenty of award winning golf courses to enjoy. The Moray Firth coastline is also stunning, with its mix of cliffs and coves and wide beaches with the whitest of sands. Whether you want to take advantage of the many activities on offer or relax and unwind, the Highlands will have something for you!

The Lossiemouth area

Lossiemouth can be found on the Moray coast some five miles north of Elgin. The town owes its existence to Elgin’s need for a port after the entrance to Loch Spynie became blocked by sand in the 1500's.

Around Lossiemouth
There are a number of nice walks from the cottage, along the beach of course, but also along the river and through the woods. Ospreys are frequently seen fishing near the mouth of the Lossie. Or perhaps a walk along the Esplanade to the harbour and marina, maybe stopping at one of the pubs or the Harbour tearooms for refreshments. A walk along the Esplanade probably wouldn’t be complete without a locally made ice cream! At the marina, why not book a boat trip to have a chance of a close encounter with some of the Moray Firth’s resident bottlenosed dolphins and other wildlife?
For evening entertainment, there is live music at The Steamboat Inn on a Friday night or checkout what’s on at The Warehouse Theatre. If you have children with you, take them to explore the ruins of nearby Duffus castle, or on a wet day there’s plenty to keep them entertained swimming or skating at The Moray Leisure Centre in Elgin.

For the practical side of things, Lossiemouth has a small supermarket, a greengrocers, a couple of butchers and a bakery. Otherwise there are 24 hour Tesco’s and Asda’s just 6 miles away in Elgin. However, if you want a total break, you can eat out at a number of fine restaurants or pick up a takeaway!

Whisky
Around half the distilleries in Scotland are found in Speyside, just on our doorstep. In fact, this area has the highest concentration of distilleries anywhere in the world. Many of them including such famous names as Glenfiddich, The Glenlivet, The Macallan and Glen Moray welcome visitors.

What else to do?
Here is a selection of the many other things that may be of interest (full details available at the cottage):
• Visit the ruins of Elgin Cathedral ‘Lantern of the North’, once second in importance only to the cathedral at St Andrew’s
• Get an insight into Scottish history with a local perspective at Elgin Museum, one of the oldest in the country
• See the collection of vintage cars and motor cycles at Moray Motor Museum
• Explore the ruins of Duffus Castle, with its old motte and bailey. Also incidently a great vantage point if the fighter jets are taking off from RAF Lossiemouth
• Visit The Loft Live Music, Bistro and Outdoor Activities
• Go Horse Riding
• Baxters Highland Village for some shopping, a bowl of their famous soup, and a pancake with ice cream and toffee sauce…..
• Visit the only mill in Scotland to transform fibre to finished product at Johnstons Cashmere Visitor Centre and Shop (also good for homebakes!!)
• The kids would love the WDCS Wildlife Centre at Spey Bay
• Play golf at the Championship Course at Moray Golf Club, Lossie, or Elgin Golf Club or one of the other numerous links or inland courses around the area.

How to get there

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With an increasing number of cheap airlinks to Scotland, Seatown Cottage is easily accessible from anywhere in the world.

It is about 50 miles from Inverness and about 75 miles from Aberdeen airports. Car hire is readily available at both airports, with Avis, Hertz and 1car1 being amongst those dealers represented.

From either Inverness or Aberdeen, follow the main A96 in to Elgin. From the South follow the A96 to Aviemore, then the A95 down the Spey Valley then North via Rothes on the A941. At the Halfords roundabout in Elgin, take the A941 towards Lossiemouth. Passing the Buccaneer petrol station and fighter jet, follow this road for about 6 miles.

In Lossie take the 5th right, signed to the East Beach car park and caravan park. Carry on past the pedestrian bridge to the beach, and Seatown Cottage is on your right.

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Reviews

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29 Apr 2013

“Didn't want to leave!” Fantastic cottage in an amazing location. We came as part of a larger group who stayed next door, and the two cottages together make an outstanding holiday venue. However, if you are coming as a couple with 2 small kids, this house alone is brilliant! Well equipped kitchen, beautiful bathroom, very comfortable bedroom - downstairs is great, but upstairs is even better! Our two boys couldn't believe their luck when they saw the amazing bedroom and "den" upstairs - if it hadn't been for the lure of the beach and the ice cream shop, they would have spent the whole holiday upstairs! Very dog-friendly too - after hours on the beach, our dog curled up on his bed by the radiatior in the hall and was as happy as the rest of us. We will definitely be coming back!

18 Mar 2013

“Hidden Treasure in Lossiemouth” Just returned from a weekend at 6 Seatown and wanted to share our wonderfull experience. This little cottage is a hidden treasure. Location is right next to the beach and regardless of the weather;... more

11 Feb 2013

“Fantastic” Five star. And dog friendly:) Great cottage decorated and funished to a very high standard while keeping the feel of a seaside cottage. All mod cons and modern heating. Very well equiped for adults and children with lots of thought for you needs and above. greatly thought out welcome pack. Two mins from a stunning beach. I wouldn't hesitate to recomend this cottage for couples or familys

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12 Dec 2012

“Paradise in the Highlands” A beautiful cottage in an Idyllic location.Everything from the accommodation to the contact with Wendy was excellent . On arrival we could not believe the high standard and the facilities available .The location of the cottage was excellent a short 5 minute walk into the centre of the town . The friendliness of the local shop owners pubs and restaurants was great. We will certainly return to Lossie cottages next year. One word "Excellent"

01 Dec 2012

“Cosy cottage next to most beautiful beach in Scotland.” Cosy little cottage, ideal for couple (or couple with small children). Located next to beach in pretty village of Lossiemouth, North East Scotland. Very well equipped cottage. High quality fixture and fittings. Walking distance to beach, harbour, shops, bars, restaurants, etc.

29 Sep 2012

“Comfortable and peaceful base to tour Morayshire” Comfortable with no passing traffic so a good nights sleep, but yet a few minutes from the Harbour and marina facilities.This is one of the few places you can switch off from emails and phone calls,... more

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29 Sep 2012

“No need for a 5 Star Hotel if you can stay at 6 Seatown !” This was our second visit to 6 Seatown and it felt a bit like coming home. We truly fell in love with the area and the cottage!!! The cottage has everything you need and more than you expect for a holiday cottage. It is furnished with love for detail. There even is a log fireplace in the living room. The kitchen is absolutely perfect and well equipped, so if you do not want to go out for dinner you have just everything you need to prepare your own. I especially like the beautiful little garden outside. If you enjoy staying outside you can sit on a bench or have garden furniture to take out. The cottage is the nicest and best equipped holiday cottage we stayed in so far and we stayed in plenty! The whole cottage is just so cozy and makes you feel home away from home. We been there twice and definitely want to come back in 2013 again. Also the Lossie area is great. In the cottage Wendy has lots of information to read to explore the area. One of Lossie's beaches is just a few minutes away, walking over an old wooden bridge. There you can take long walks across the beach, just lovely! Nearby there are lots of things you can explore! We spend a day out for a boat trip along the cost up to Cullen and watch out for dolphins. This year we had over 20 dolphins for a very long time playing around the boat. But we also saw dolphins from the west beach at Lossiemouth. Also other beautiful things in the area like the city of Elgin, the whisky distilleries, sepyside, several highland games in the area and many more are to be seen. Thanks again for a premium holiday to Wendy and Colin! Anja & Dietmar

15 Sep 2012

“Best in Lossie! Location, Quality, Price. All details were thought of.” We stayed at 6 Seatown with our 1 and 4 year old boys. They loved the upstairs kids-themed rooms. We loved the availability of high chair, baby monitors, baby cot, etc. Bedsheet quality was high. Location is right next to the bridge to East Beach. Kitchen is very nice and bathrooms were clean and new. Welcome packet/groceries were a wonderful sight after a long trip to get there. Also, check-in process e-mails, directions, etc all seemed to come at the perfect time as we prepared to arrive. In a word, our stay was nearly flawless. Thanks, Wendy. Response: Thanks Bill! So glad you enjoyed it!

04 Jun 2012

“Charming cottage, fantastic location” The cottage was charming with all the modern conveniences but lots of original touches. The welcome pack was generous and sustained us until the following day. All linen and furniture and fittings were imaculate we could have moved in. We did not use the twin room upstairs designed in a nautical theme with children in mind. I spent my holiday thinking how much my grandchildren would have loved it. Just as they would have loved the short walk over the bridge to the beach. The small garden was welcome as were the loungers to laze in the sun after a long morning walk. The walking along either the east or west beach is magnificent, the Moray Way stretching for miles in both directions. If you can get a lift to Burghead or Hopeman and walk back to Lossie the cliff walk is amazing, especially with the Fulmars nesting on the clifs. We saw Dolphins in the bay at Hopeman so there is probably no need to take the trip to Spey Bay although that is an experience as well. So much to do and so much walking, Lossiemouth is a small piece of paradise especially if you get the glorious sunshine as we did. Response: So glad you enjoyed your stay! Sounds like you had a great time - and lucky you seeing the dolphins too!

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30 Mar 2012

“FABULOUS !!!!!!!” 6 Seatown is the best hoiday rental i have ever stayed in . As soon as i walked through the door i fell in love with the place ,it has everything you could ever want for a holiday rental, infact it... more Response: Thank you so much for your comments. So pleased you enjoyed your visit, and hope to meet you if you come up again another year

31 Jan 2012

“Just perfect” Fantastic cottage with everything you could want. The owners have put so much thought into equipping the cottage - we just couldn't fault it.  It was spotlessly clean, warm and comfortable.  The location is perfect, so close to beach.  Just loved the wood burning stove.  Having spent many holidays in self catering accommodation 6 seatown has got to be up there with the best.   All in all we had a thoroughly enjoyable stay and look forward to returning in the near future.

24 Oct 2011

“Cosy, comfy, clean and welcoming” Before we arrived I had thought that we might be a bit cramped because I had originally wanted to book the bigger cottage next door but was booking late, it was already taken, and I was a bit desperate to get anywhere to stay at really short notice. I shouldn't have worried, I was pleasantly surprised - it is a lovely cottage and actually deceptively spacious inside. My two children loved the upstairs and the nautical themed bedroom and playroom - and they are ages 13 and 8. The cottage was very clean and well laid out with a new kitchen and bathroom. I was a bit overwhelmed by the generous welcome pack - we have never had anything close to that before, but it was so handy to have just these few things to get us started. Lossie weather threw a lot at us during our holiday but the cottage was lovely and cosy and warm the whole time. No hesitation about booking here again.

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24 Aug 2011

“Lovely place and lovely cottage” Fantastic cottage, very cosy and comfortable with everything you could need. We stayed a week and wished it was longer. As we have lived in Lossiemouth and been there since several times it was so nice to be back at such a friendly, relaxed seaside town. Beautiful beaches to keep the children entertained for hours, great restaurants etc. We will definitely be back!

20 Jul 2011

“Beautiful accomodation by the sea” We have stayed in many holiday lets but this beats them all. The layout of the cottage was good, our grandaughter loved the bedroom and play room. The fixtures and fittings were of a high quality and everything was very well maintained. The welcome pack was very much appreciated! We would have no hesitation in staying here again.

08 Jun 2011

“A Fantastic, by the sea, place to holiday!” The long trip up the A9 was all worth it for this cottage. Lossiemouth is a perfect destination anyway but our week in this cottage was made even more so. There is nothing that hasn't been provided for. Recently renovated there is every luxury that you don't normally find in the average cottage. It is so close to the sea you can walk to the beach with no shoes on. Tucked away in Seatown this cottage is the ideal seaside get-away. Close enough to Elgin for all your shopping needs and yet right on the coast for all that it has to offer. The young children loved the snug upstairs to get away and relax and the nautical themed bedroom was just fantastic. The lounge was very cosy with the wood burning stove and large TV. Overall we had a fantastic time and would love to come back for more. Response: Thank you! Glad you liked it! We had tested the rooms upstairs out on our five year old twins (who can be pretty critical), so were fairly confident, but always glad to have things verified independently!

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Off Peak	5 Jan 13	30 Mar 13	325£ 325	75£ 75	75£ 75	3 Nights
Easter/ Spring	30 Mar 13	25 May 13	425£ 425	-	-	1 Week
Early summer	25 May 13	29 Jun 13	475£ 475	-	-	1 Week
Summer	29 Jun 13	31 Aug 13	530£ 530	-	-	1 Week
Autumn	31 Aug 13	2 Nov 13	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week
Off Peak	2 Nov 13	21 Dec 13	325£ 325	65£ 65	70£ 70	3 Nights
Festive Period	21 Dec 13	4 Jan 14	450£ 450	-	-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Deposit of £100 per week required on booking - payment preferred by cheque or bank transfer.

Balance payable 6 weeks before arrival.

Supplement of £10 per dog.

Discount of £25 for 2 week stays.

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5 years listed You are contacting Wendy Clements Landline 44 01261 843386 Mobile n/a Web Visit site Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2007. This cottage has received 15 reviews from previous guests.

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