Berryhill West Steading is a 3 bedroom self catering cottage suitable for both holiday guests and contractors. The entrance hall leads to an en suite master bedroom, a family bathroom, and an additional twin bedroom and single bedroom with a pull out bed to make a twin room, making this property suitable to sleep 6. There is also a laundry and boot room with door access to the back garden. All bedrooms have wall mounted TV's. The upper floor is a large open plan kitchen, dining and living space with a large flat screen smart TV and stunning panoramic views of the farm and beyond. All properties on the farm are heated via our biomass boiler and there is ample parking in front of the steadings as well as access to our EV point. Tea, coffee, sugar, salt and pepper, olive oil etc are all provided. We also run the Golf Driving Range - clubs are available free of charge and lessons can be arranged through one of our dedicated Golf Pro's. The Driving Range boasts the aptly named Cafe 19 - a fantastic café for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea - both within a 2 minute walk form the Steading within the grounds of the farm.

Duncan, Eilidh & their young family Archie, Zoe & Charlie, have been hosting guests at Berryhill Farm for over 15 years, starting with Berryhill Cottage in 2007 followed by an extensive renovation of the old steadings - East & West Steading - in 2014 - all 3 bedroom cottages. As well as keeping busy on our 3 farms, hosting guests at our holiday cottages and running the Golf Driving Range, we have developed the Berryhill Loops - a network of walking and cycle paths with gated access from the farm leading onto the old railway line.

Enjoy the best of both worlds at Berryhill Cottages & Steadings which are situated in peaceful countryside, and yet are just half a mile from Peterhead bypass and all the amenities you would expect of a town with a population of 18,000. This bustling town is home to the largest white fish port in Europe and was immortalised in the hit TV series Trawlermen. Our self catering accommodation is an ideal base for those working in the area, visiting relatives or perhaps touring Aberdeenshire and Moray; the North East 250 driving route with its rugged coastline; unspoilt beaches, such as Rattray and Scotstoun, and little fishing villages, such as Pennan, which found fame in the film Local Hero. Day trips to explore some of the many Castles and Historic Houses, or follow the Whisky Trail around the Speyside distilleries. The City of Aberdeen, Europes oil capital, is less than an hours drive away and the airport is only 40 minutes away. There are an abundance of coffee shops and restaurants in Peterhead to enjoy as well as plenty supermarkets. All of the local beaches are stunning for walks and within a 15 minute drive from the farm.