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A spacious living area features a comfortable sectional sofa and several armchairs arranged around a coffee table. A round dining table with grey upholstered chairs is visible, complemented by a decorative plant in the corner. A flat-screen television is mounted on the wall beside a map artwork.

Apartment in Angus

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 232 reviews

Modern apartment near seafront/cliffs Arbroath

Modern apartment near seafront next to Victoria Park and Cliffs. Central quiet location 5 minutes walk from the High Street, shops, restaurants, bus , train station and sea . No sea view. The flat has one double bedroom and a big extendable sofa bed available. Free resident private parking is available. Fully fitted kitchen with Espresso Coffee Machine, French press, Dryer, Washing Machine, Fridge/Freezer. Fiber WIFI and working desk. Coffee and tea for all guests. Unique Licence No. AN-01148-F

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The log cabin, illuminated warmly at night, stands under a clear starry sky. A pathway leads up to the cabin, flanked by trees, with a fenced decking area visible in front, inviting relaxation in a tranquil countryside setting.

Place to stay in Marykirk

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

A True Log Cabin Experience, Hot Tub & Log Burner.

Rowanlea Lodge is a unique post and beam traditional log cabin built with Scottish Douglas fir trees. Located on the border between Angus & Aberdeenshire with countryside views for miles. With a fully enclosed garden making it safe for children and pets. A peaceful location to relax and unwind. The village pub is within walking distance serving delicious food and is also dog friendly. St Cyrus beach, Lunan Bay, The blue door walk at Edzell and Dunnottar Castle are a few of the places to visit.

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A wooden railing frames a scenic view of the Tay estuary, showcasing calm waters reflected under a cloudy sky. In the distance, a bridge spans the river, integrating nature and structure in a tranquil setting.

Condo in Fife

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

The Waterfront

Overlooking the Tay estuary this stunning flat has views to take your breath away. A patio, a deck, and a quirky waterfront garden create an idyllic paradise. A luxe new shower room and stylish bedrooms create a unique holiday spot. Enjoy dinner on the deck or walk to excellent neighbouring restaurants. This newly launched flat from the 1860s is recently refurbished. It is close to Dundee and St Andrews and on the fife coastal path. A golfers paradise. An hour to the Cairngorms or Edinburgh.

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A spacious living room features deep blue walls with decorative crown molding. A large window allows natural light to illuminate the area. Comfortable seating includes a grey sofa and a mustard yellow armchair. A wooden coffee table is centered on a patterned rug, with a TV and fireplace as focal points.

Condo in Broughty Ferry

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 188 reviews

Boutique luxury 2 bedroom apartment king size beds

Renovated to a high standard this apartment is ideal for long or short term stays. Located in seaside Broughty Ferry, only a 2 minute walk to the beach & 15 minute walk from the centre of The Ferry where there is a wide selection of restaurants, cafes, bars & shops. There are also various parks, an art gallery & a crazy golf putting area for the family. A short drive to St.Andrews, Carnoustie, Kingsbarns & Monifieth (ideal for the avid golfers or those who wish to explore further afield)

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An aerial view captures the cottage nestled in lush green fields and woodlands. Sunlight breaks through clouds, illuminating the surrounding landscape of rolling hills. The cottage is positioned alongside a small cluster of trees, offering a serene rural setting.

Cottage in Edzell

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Thistle Dhu Cottage: pet friendly cottage & garden

Thistle Dhu Cottage is a self-contained steading/barn annex, decorated in a "rural chic with retro twist" style, located in peaceful countryside. Enclosed garden & private meadow. Great base for exploring Cairngorms, Grampians, east coast beaches & harbours, golf courses, scenic & wildlife photography, astronomy, walking, cycling, or relaxing in your own space. Open-plan Living Room/Dinette/Kitchenette, ONE Bedroom, Shower/Toilet. Pets very welcome. Sorry but not suitable for young children.

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The exterior of a spacious Arts & Crafts house features a large conservatory extending from one side, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn. The architectural details include blue and white trim, and multiple windows reflect natural light, enhancing the inviting presence of the property.

Home in Saint Cyrus

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 184 reviews

Spacious family & dog friendly house with seaview

A spacious house sleeping 6 (1 double, 2 twins) set in a large enclosed garden, with spectacular sea view. In the coastal village of St Cyrus, 5min walk to pub, shop or down cliff path to the golden sands & flowering dunes of St Cyrus National Nature Reserve. Lots of space to make your own; making a feast or relaxing by the stove in the large kitchen, spotting dolphins from the conservatory or watching the moon rise out of the sea after a BBQ. Enclosed garden ideal for families & dogs.

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An outdoor sitting area features two wooden chairs painted in a soft green hue, complemented by a hanging flower basket filled with vibrant blooms. A small garden with various plants and flowers enhances the rustic charm, surrounded by gravel and a wooden fence.

Guesthouse in Angus Council

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

"The Wee Bothy" - Studio Annex - near Arbroath.

The “Wee Bothy” offers a great base to explore the North East Coast, our scenic Angus Glens, and nearby Towns and Cities with places of interest all around. The Seaside/Harbour town of Arbroath is a 5 min drive away, with lots of lovely Cafes, Restaurants, Cinema and Theatre. Golfing, Fishing , Kayaking round the Cliffs and Walking, are plentiful in and around the area with Carnoustie Golf Links a 15 minute drive. Bus and Train Station in town for those who want to venture further.

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An aerial view captures a coastal community lined with a mix of traditional and modern buildings, showcasing various colors and architectural styles. The grassy area borders the shoreline, where gentle waves meet a pebbled beach, providing a sense of connection to the sea.

Cottage in Angus

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 165 reviews

Creel 3 - BEACH Front Access - Garden - Parking

Positioned right at the sea front this refurbed fisherman’s cottage is the perfect place for your next Scottish seaside getaway! Boasting 2 spacious bedrooms & an incredible open plan kitchen/living space that overlooks the spectacular sea views on the first floor! ✪ Seaview and Beach Access ✪ 2 Bedroom Cottage ✪ Sleeps Up to 4 Guests ✪ Bedroom 1 – 1 Double Bed ✪ Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Beds ✪ 43" Smart TV with NetFlix and Freeview ✪ Free WiFi ✪ Fully Equipped Kitchen

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A detached bungalow features a light stone façade accented by green climbing plants. The well-maintained front garden showcases low shrubs and flower pots. A paved pathway leads to the entrance, while a clear blue sky serves as the backdrop.

Bungalow in Arbroath

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 123 reviews

Garden Cottage Bungalow Central Arbroath

This comfortable warm spacious detached bungalow is in a great area within 5 mins of the dramatic Arbroath Cliffs, the harbour and the centre. The rail and bus station is an additional 5 mins. There is plenty of cultural, golfing and scenic activities in the area and you will thoroughly enjoy the comfort and ambience of this home while staying here. The private enclosed garden and summer house are a delight during sunny days. There is off street parking as well.

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Aerial view of expansive fields bathed in warm sunlight, highlighting a patchwork of cultivated land and greenery. Rolling hills and trees frame the horizon, while a distant road is visible, inviting exploration of the surrounding countryside.

Cottage in Aberdeenshire

5 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

TRANQUIL RETREAT SCOTLAND

''Tranquil Retreat'' A Truly Unique Experience !! Come and relax while watching our red squirrels feeding on the doorstep!! Large countryside garden to explore and great family-friendly woodland walks on our doorstep. Kids Outdoor play area and trampoline. 15 mins walk from Laurencekirk, where you can find shops and the train station. Ideal base for exploring Scotland! We hope to see you soon!!

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Vibrant buildings in hues of pink, blue, and yellow line the waterfront, reflecting the lively atmosphere of the harbor. Several boats are docked along the marina, where calm waters gently ripple, creating a picturesque view under a clear sky.

Condo in Arbroath

4.78 out of 5 average rating, 248 reviews

Harbour Haven 3, Historic Landmark Apartment

A perfect, cosy, harbour haven in a beautiful location, central yet quiet and peaceful. This ground floor apartment in an historic landmark building (yellow in photos) looks onto the marina which provides an ever changing seascape. In addition to the double bed, the lounge contains a Sofa-Bed. All you require for your stay is provided, including bed linen, towels, heating and Wi-Fi. Free on street parking.

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An elegant entryway features a checkered black and white floor and a grand chandelier overhead. A decorative table with a sculpted eagle stands in the center, while framed paintings adorn the walls. A staircase with wooden railings leads to the upper level.

Religious building in Angus Council

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Outstanding Church conversion in Angus.

The Old Church is situated in the small village of Colliston near Arbroath. The Building is believed to date from 1843 to 1844. It has been sympathetically restored to create a unique and comfortable home. The furnishings are an eclectic mixture enhancing the overall atmosphere of the building. As a result, the property does not lend itself to young Children under twelve.