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 SPEARMILL COTTAGE
Marykirk,
Laurencekirk,
Angus
Sleeps: 4 +cot.
Sorry no pets.
No smoking.
Low season £270 pw.
Mid season £335 pw.
High season £425 pw.
Weekend rates on request.
For further details please contact:
Meriel Neill-Gordon
Tel: 07050 311132
  
 Spearmill, a beautifully presented cottage which sits within the extensive grounds of the owners' property, nestles in a superb secluded position near the delightfully picturesque banks of the River North Esk. Within easy reach of the small village of Marykirk (with its local pub), walking, wildlife and picnics can be enjoyed all year round, and fishing, in season. The cottage is bordered by a burn and the original mill, Spear Mill, which dates back to 1738. The 'spear' which gave the mill its name, came from a nearby ancient battle site and can still be seen on top of the mill today.
Accommodation  Spearmill offers bright, extremely comfortable and well equipped accommodation. The quality furnishings are a refreshing mix of traditional and contemporary styles, providing the cosy ambiance of an elegant 'home from home'. The cottage enjoys the benefits of an excellent central heating system and an open fire in the lounge for added atmosphere. The lounge offers soothing country views; a television, traditional games, as well as DVD & CD players. Equipped with an oven, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave and washing machine. There is dining for 6 people and a separate utility room. The master bedroom has a king size bed and the second bedroom can be a twin or a double. All linen and towels are provided along with many extras. An extensive range of quality baby equipment is available, at no extra charge, including cots, baby monitor and top of the range prams/buggies etc. Full details on request. Helicopter landing area available adjacent to the cottage, by arrangement. Location
45 mins drive from Aberdeen Airport.
80 mins drive from Edinburgh Airport.
Activities and Places of Interest - Walking - The Angus Glens and Cairngorm National Park are stunning especially when the purple heather is in flower.
- Beaches - award winning, quiet and unspoilt areas, such as Lunan Bay, St.Cyrus.
- Golf - ideally located for access to many famous courses and local Links courses.
- Fishing - Brown Trout fishing on the River North Esk is included. Salmon by arrangement.
- Wildlife and Nature - nearby are the St.Cyrus Nature Beach Reserve, and the Montrose Wildlife Centre, situated on the one of the world's largest tidal basins.
- Dining - A selection of award winning restaurants a short drive away, and more casual dining in the excellent local pub, a short walk away.
- Explore Scotland - Try the Whiskey Trail, or Castle Trail, including Balmoral Castle on Royal Deeside and Glamis Castle, the childhood home of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
- Hogmanay - 15 mins drive from the famous Fireball Parade at Stonehaven, and other traditional Scottish Hogmanay celebration venues.
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