About this property
Resting alongside the River Nairn, in the attractive and lively seaside town of Nairn, in the Scottish Highlands, is this delightful four-storey cottage. The owners have created a wonderfully modern interior, which has been tastefully decorated to provide an excellent base for friends and families looking to explore this lovely coastal region. The property boasts a spacious open-plan living space, with a lovely lounge area housing a coal-effect fire, giving the room a warm and homely feel to it. Curl up on one of the sofas or armchairs and enjoy some quality family time catching up with the day's events, whilst the kitchen has all modern fitted units and sleek worktops with a range of contemporary appliances so you can easily rustle up a delicious home-cooked meal for the whole family. The property benefits from four well-presented bedrooms, consisting of two king-sizes, a single and a twin, all of which have a lovely decor and an abundance of natural light. The family bathroom provides an elegant bath where you can enjoy a relaxing soak in the tub after a tiring day, or use the shower room for a quick shower before starting your day. Enjoy a refreshing beverage out to the small patio area to the front and enjoy this lovely rural location in the blazing afternoon sun. The house is only a short walk from all amenities shops, bars and restaurants. Sports facilities are on the doorstep with the Sports Club nearby open to non members providing tennis, squash, badminton courts, gym and classes available and visitors welcome
Nairn Beach is only a short distance away and offers friends and families the chance to relax and unwind on the soft sands, or take a dip in the clear waters. Brodie Castle is a restored 16th-century castle set in stunning landscaped gardens with a collection of antiques and artwork inside, a must-see during your trip. Due to your coastal location, you are in an excellent spot for getting involved with a variety of watersporting activities, including fishing and sailing. For golf enthusiasts, a 2 minute walk takes you to Nairn Dunbar Golf Club and less than 5 minute drives takes you to the Nairn Golf Club. Discover a number of traditional pubs and eateries serving fine food and real ale, as well as an abundance of independents shops and supermarkets for your amenities. Use Fishertown House as your base for exploring this picturesque coastal region. EPC Rating: Band D
Nairn is an ancient fishing port, town and civil parish resting on the coast of the Scottish Highlands. Boasting a large selection of independent shops, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants and cafés for all of your amenities. Nairn offers a choice of tourist attractions, including the historic Brodie Castle, Nairn Museum and a lovely sandy beach.
Accommodation
Over four floors.
Four bedrooms: 1 x first floor king-size, 1 x first floor single, 1 x second floor king-size and 1 x second floor twin.
Bathroom with bath and shower over, basin and WC.
Shower room with shower, basin and WC.
Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC.
Open-plan living room with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area with coal effect fire.
Lower ground floor garage.
Gas central heating, fire.
Electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, TV, Bluetooth speaker and WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot, highchair and stair gate.
Site garaged parking for 2 cars with internal access to the cottage.
Lower ground floor garage.
Small patio area with furniture to front.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.2 miles and pub 0.01 miles.
Beach 0.2 miles.
Railway station and bus station 0.4 miles and nearest bus stop is 0.2 miles away.
Please note: there is no need to be concerned about on street parking as Fishertown House as it has its own integrated double garage.
NOTE: This property does not accept less than 7 night booking from June until the end of September.
Reviews (43)
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Isabel
I donât think weâve ever stayed in a holiday home that was so well equipped and provisioned. The situation is perfect, with lovely views over the river and so central. The cottage is very comfortable with everything you could need. We arranged a Sainsbury delivery to coincide with our arrival and can also highly recommend Clarksâ the butchers on Leopold Street, we ordered a delicious lasagne for the 1st evening they also do single portions of various meals which take a few mins in the microwave. Nairn is a lovely Highland town with beautiful beaches and near so many wonderful places to visit. Sykes Cottages are extremely efficient and courteous to deal with and wouldnât hesitate to book with them again.
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Helen
When we were there my wife had a accident whilst out and about and the owners Gordon and Pauline could not do enough for us Thank you so much
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Kate
It is in an excellent position for Nairn town centre (2 mins walk) and also the beautiful Nairn beach (5 - 10 min walk). The house had everything we needed as two families (7 people). All the facilities were good and clean. Beds comfortable. Showers with good power. Comfortable lounge with views across the river. We didn't have any issue with the parking (or neighbour) even though we had a 9 seater van. We chose to park in the unmarked areas under the trees next to the river rather than directly behind the property (in line with the garage). The location was great for exploring. We went to Loch Ness, Foyers, Fort Augustus, Inverness, Culbin Forest, Chanonry Point, Aviemore, Tomatin Distillery. Unfortunately Cawdor Castle was closed as out of season. In Nairn there's a lovely bookshop and a few independent shops. We had a lovely Chinese, Curry and Fish & Chips! Plus a quick trip to Jackos Bar (a few doors down from the house) and visited the cafe at the harbour too. We were very lucky with the weather as Storm Babet had been active the week before but Nairn lived up to its claim of the warmest and sunniest part of Scotland! The owners turned up as we were leaving and they are a lovely couple - it was a pleasure to bump into them and have a quick chat.