Tenancy - Scottish PRT agreement £720 per month - increasing to £780 in September (3 months notice given for the increase). The main walls are stone construction. RICS Home Report £185,000.

The windows are UPVC, double glazed in sash and casement style with a metal skylight at the attic level. On street parking and access to the property at the front. Access path and side entrance.

Surrounding properties are of a similar age and type. Village with local amenities, schooling and transport links available. The property is understood to be located in a conservation area.

3 REIDHAVEN STREET, PORTKNOCKIE, BUCKIE, AB56 4LS. Detached House located within the lovely coastal village of Portnockie EPC Rating - Band D. Walking distance to Portknockie's Harbour and Bow Fiddle Rock. Three Bedroom Traditional Detached House with gardens. The property is a purpose built one and a half storey traditional building with single storey rear projection. Built circa 1900. The accommodation comprises of entrance hallway, living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and bathroom. Net internal area 94 Sq.M. The property is situated in an established residential area of Portknockie. The property is served by a mains gas supply with the meter located at the rear external. Mains water supply. Central heating and hot water is provided by way of gas fired central heating system located within the hall cupboard. Smoke alarm noted. Carbon monoxide detector. RICS Home Report valuation £185,000 (One Hundred and Eighty Five Thousand Pounds Sterling).

Substantial detached dwellinghouse situated within a popular residential area of the coastal village of Portknockie. Set within the heart of picturesque Portknockie, just a short walk from the dramatic coastal scenery, this detached three bedroom villa blends the charm of its 1917 stone construction. Portknockie is a striking coastal village on the Moray Firth, positioned between Cullen and Findochty, offering spectacular cliffside scenery and a close knit community feel. Once a thriving fishing village, its roots are still visible in the harbour and the traditional stone cottages that line the streets. The village overlooks some of the most dramatic coastline in northeast Scotland, including the famous Bow Fiddle Rock, a natural sea arch that draws visitors from across the region. Residents enjoy access to a local shop, primary school, cafe and other day to day essentials, while larger towns such as Buckie and Cullen provide additional shopping, dining and leisure options just a few miles away. Outdoor enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, with the Moray Coast Trail passing directly through the village, offering miles of scenic walks, dolphin spotting opportunities and beautiful sandy coves. With its mix of natural beauty, heritage and community warmth, Portknockie is an inviting place to call home, perfect for anyone drawn to the sea and the relaxed pace of coastal living.

Full Address: 3 Reidhaven Street, Portknockie, AB56 4LS