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Door to the Shore - Seafront Cottages, 28 Pitullie Sandhaven, Fraserburgh, AB437EU

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Door to the Shore - Seafront Cottages, AB43 Serviced Apartment / Self-catering Details

Door to the Shore - Seafront Cottages
28 Pitullie Sandhaven
Fraserburgh
AB43 7EU

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Door to the shore is a luxurious Eco Pod crafted in the style of an upturned boat made from Larch Wood. It has underfloor heating a wetroom smart tv wifi surround sound wireless phone charger and iPhone docking station kitchenette and contains the finest in bedding and appliances.

Door to the Shore is situated 2 meteres from the slipway into this ancient harbour in Pitullie named Craighaven harbour.

In the fifteenth century around a small creek in the 600-million-year-old rocks on the Phingask Coast of Moray Firth in North-east Scotland grew a small fishing community. Its identity became the settlement of Pitullie. A few hardy families battled with the North Sea to thrive on its harvest of fish. A self-sufficient entity evolved as the feudal Land of the Pitullies with the skills necessary to support village life.

Thrift and recycling were virtues required by many of the poor. Door to the Shore is a modern day equivalent of Bothys made from upturned boats used by fisherfolk as housing.

The land that Door to the Shore is situated was the land used to dock these small lobster and crab boats that used the small creek/boat haven for repair and repainting or safe keeping during storms.

The area of 28 Pitullie was often a scene of upturned boats undergoing repair and repainting and the choice of Eco Pod Design was based on this original use of the land.