A charming coastal home in Winnyfold, offering character, flexibility, and scenic rural surroundings.
Nestled in the clifftop hamlet of Winnyfold, near Newburgh and Cruden Bay, this traditional property blends rustic charm with modern convenience in a setting rich with coastal heritage. Winnyfold itself is a former fishing village dating to the 1860s, perched above the Bay of Cruden and known for its dramatic seascapes, proximity to New Slains Castle, and peaceful rural atmosphere.

Exterior
The property presents a traditional stone-built elevation with twin chimneys and a gravel driveway providing off-street parking. A well-kept lawn and planted borders frame the side aspect. To the rear, a paved and lawned garden includes a timber shed and hardstanding, with a concrete path leading to the house. The exterior is finished in roughcast render.

Entrance Hall
A bright and practical entrance hall with white panelled walls and stone-tiled flooring. Fitted coat hooks and a partially glazed blue door offer everyday convenience, with a staircase rising in front of you, convenient storage cupboard and glazed timber door ahead leading to the main living area.

Lounge
A welcoming lounge with white panelled walls and ceiling, softened by natural wood accents and a warm-toned rug. A decorative fireplace with timber mantel forms a central focal point, framed by coastal-themed artwork and layered lighting. The layout and finish create a calm, characterful space suited to varied use.

Dining Area / Second Lounge
A flexible reception room with timber flooring and white walls, featuring twin alcoves and a central fireplace. Dual aspect windows provide an abundance of natural light, while the layout supports use as a dining room, study, or second lounge. Clean lines and neutral finishes offer scope for personalisation

Kitchen
A compact U-shaped kitchen with cream-toned cabinetry, dark worktops, and tiled splashback. Integrated appliances include electric hob, oven, and space for washing machine and dishwasher. A rear-facing window above the sink provides natural light and garden views.

Bathroom
A compact bathroom with white sanitaryware and tiled wall surround in white and pale blue. The floor is finished in light blue with coloured glass tiles adding some visual depth to the space. A frosted rear-facing window ensures privacy and a well lit space.

Bedroom One
A bright attic-style double bedroom with sloped white-panelled ceiling and walls. Furnished with a double bed and freestanding wardrobes showcasing the space available. The room benefits from a deep-set front-facing window with partial sea views, radiator, and ceiling lighting.

Bedroom Two
A cosy attic-style double bedroom with sloped ceilings and soft carpeting. Currently arranged as a reading or relaxation area with corner sofa and lounge chair, the space includes a timber-lined alcove workspace, rustic door, and deep-set window.

Location Highlights:
Winnyfold lies just south of Cruden Bay and east of Newburgh, offering access to coastal walks, wildlife, and historic landmarks such as New Slains Castle. The hamlet’s elevated position provides dramatic views over the North Sea, while nearby amenities in Cruden Bay and Peterhead support everyday needs.