North East Scotland Preservation Trust (NESPT) is a building preservation trust that exists to bring derelict, disused and redundant buildings back to life in the Aberdeenshire area and beyond. The organisation holds charitable status and operates as a company limited by guarantee. NESPT was bequeathed a range of historic, listed buildings around Portsoy’s Old Harbour, thanks to the generosity of the late Tom Burnett-Stuart. This includes two holiday cottages in Portsoy and one cottage in nearby Whitehills.

This cottage offers unique character and charm, and is located directly on the Old Harbour front in Portsoy, with many rooms offering a sea view. It retains a unique character and charm, yet offers all the modern facilities for a relaxed and enjoyable stay on the coast. Pets are permitted, an additional charge will apply.

Portsoy is a popular and charming coastal town on the Moray Firth Coast full of heritage and character, with historic buildings, and a sprawling rugged coastline and sandy shores. Portsoy is also a popular location with film and TV producers, having been used to film When The Shutter Falls, Whisky Galore, and Peaky Blinders, to name a few.