1 Bedroom Accommodation In Wick

Wick, Highland

Anchor Stores House in Wick, Scotland, is a charming cottage with a rich history. Built by Thomas Telford in the early 19th century during Wick's herring boom, the cottage was part of a complex used for curing and storing herring. The ground floor features a living/dining room with a double sofa bed, a kitchen, a double bedroom with a Smart TV, and a bathroom with a shower cubicle. The cottage also has an enclosed garden with courtyard, shared with the owner, and private parking for one car.

The cottage's location in the historic harbour area of Wick makes it an ideal place to stay in the town and explore the northeast of Scotland. The property has been lovingly restored, with a dark great door and window frames complementing the local building stone. The open plan living/dining room offers a comfortable space with a 55" Smart TV and a double sofa bed. The spacious shower room and kitchen lead to the shared garden, which is part of the 19th century herring curing and storing yard, providing a unique and sheltered outdoor space.

Wick offers a range of activities and attractions, including museums, a whisky distillery, horse riding, golf, fishing, and a long sandy beach. The cottage's proximity to the North Coast 500 route makes it a convenient base for exploring the surrounding area, including harbour villages, castles, and the option to visit Orkney via ferry. Anchor Stores House provides a comfortable and interesting accommodation option in Wick, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the town's heritage and enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in the surrounding area.

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