"Pew with a view" is situated in the hamlet of Pitullie in the North east coast of Scotland. The cottage is a renovated fisherman’s cottage dating back to the 1600's and sits 5 metres from the Sea. It has direct access to a boat ramp which leads into a small harbour allowing easy access for boats, kayaks, Jet Skis and divers. This site is frequented by diving clubs around North East Scotland and is known as one of the best diving sites in the area. The Boat House situated under the cottage is ideal for storing fishing and water sport equipment while you enjoy your holiday. The cottage has floor to ceiling storm-proof windows and is a perfect spot to birdwatch or to enjoy the many dolphins, minke whales and seals which frequently pass by. The cottage has a large decking area and secure shorefront garden. There is a range of Garden furniture and a fire pit to enjoy the outdoors day or night. Experience the Northern Lights and of the Aurora Borealis and the glorious local countryside inviting you to sit back and let the stresses of life melt away.That’s the feeling you get when staying at Pew with a View. It’s the proud recipient of our Award of Excellence for cottage accommodation of the year in Pitullie, Fraserburgh., The history of the cottage dates back to the 1600s, and the 600 million-year old local rocks were used to build the cottage. It suits everyone fromcouples and families looking for cosy getaways, watching the waves through the floor to ceiling windows,or those eager to explore the local surroundings.Golfing enthusiasts, hillwalkers and watersports lovers will be well servedhere. The waters are particularly well suited to beginner divers and nature lovers. See if you can spot everything from seals and dolphins to orcas and Minke whales and rare seabirds

Pew with a View is a Mother daughter venture, Daughter Sue has a keen interest in genealogy, while Mother Isobel makes art and jewellery using locally-sourced materials. They can offer hands-on experiences for all skill levels, should guests be inspired by the beautiful surroundings and want to get involved. "The sea is our back garden,” says mother Isobel.

A totally unique fisherman’s cottage with its own boat house, situated 5 metres from the sea on the north east coast of Scotland. Wake up to the sight and sound of the ocean and enjoy the spectacular sunrises through the floor to ceiling windows or while breakfasting in the garden. Aurora Borealis are common in this area so why not pull up a few pews and chairs around the fire pit, rug up, and watch the northern skies come alive at night. The perfect location for artists, writers, fish