Lonmay Old Manse near Fraserburgh
Lonmay Old Manse is a 5 Star Scottish Tourist Board / Visit Scotland bed and breakfast offering excellent accommodation and food.
The house has spectacular uninterrupted views of the countryside adjacent to the North East Coastal Trail between Fraserburgh and Peterhead.
The accommodation is in an historic 'Manse' [Scottish minister's home - Scotland's equivalent of an English rectory] built for the parish of Lonmay in 1820.
It is situated on the site of a previous Manse and Church that dates back to the 16th century.
Standing in grounds of nearly 2 acres the house was completely renovated and refurbished in 2003 and 2004 and offers elegant and spacious rooms for those seeking individuality, comfort and tranquillity in an informal and friendly atmosphere.
This is an ideal base from which to explore the north east coast of Aberdeenshire and Morayshire, sometimes called the 'Forgotten' or 'Hidden Corner' of Scotland.
Visitors can enjoy the spectacular rugged coastline, punctuated by picturesque fishing villages and deserted sandy beaches - outdoor pursuits include golf, cycling and walking.
The surrounding area has a number of visitor attractions, historic venues and museums to explore.
You can research your family history during a stay at Lonmay Old Manse - a wealth of resources are available.
Lonmay Old Manse was taken over by the current owners in October 2002. Since then a comprehensive programme of renovation has been completed.
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