WELCOME TO 61 SEATOWN, CULLEN
A stone's throw away from the harbour and long, glorious, sandy beach where children can play safely and everyone can appreciate the area, is where you will find the former fisherman's cottage, 61 Seatown.
This charming dwelling is well-equipped for a couple or a family of 4 seeking to explore the rugged Moray Firth, carved by sandy beaches, plentiful sea and wildlife, and excellent walking opportunities.
The Accommodation
- KITCHEN / DINER- LIVING ROOM WITH WOODBURNING STOVE- DOUBLE BEDROOM- TWIN BEDROOM- BATHROOM WITH WALK-IN SHOWER- DOG FRIENDLY (We welcome one well-behaved dog at no extra charge !)
- KITCHEN / DINER
- LIVING ROOM WITH WOODBURNING STOVE
- DOUBLE BEDROOM
- TWIN BEDROOM
- BATHROOM WITH WALK-IN SHOWER
- DOG FRIENDLY (We welcome one well-behaved dog at no extra charge !)
Amenities
Cosy & Welcoming Living Room
Gas Central Heating & Woodburning Stove
TV with Freeview and WiFi
Functional & Spacious Kitchen / Diner
Fridge/Freezer, Washing Machine, Microwave, Electric Oven & Induction Hob, Dishwasher, USB charging points, Bluetooth speaker
Private & Sunny Courtyard
Private Courtyard with Dining Table & 4 chairs, along with 2 rattan chairs.
In and Around Cullen
Coastal Walks &
Sandy Beaches
Upon arriving at the main square in Cullen, you will be within easy reach of an array of shops and cafes.
Nine walks in the area & gorgeous sandy beaches for the whole family to enjoy !
History & Heritage
Cullen enjoys a rich history - with links to Robert the Bruce and Thomas Telford who designed and built the Harbour. The Railway Viaducts date from 1886.
With a history of fishing, Cullen is probably best known for the local delicacy of Cullen Skink.
The area offers something for everyone - whether you are a lover of nature, history & heritage, art & culture, water sports, wildlife and fishing, or more active pursuits like golfing, walking and cycling.
There are 8 Distilleries on the Malt Whisky Trail within an easy drive and over 30 gold courses within one hour's drive of Cullen.
