Undertaken on a project basis, the aim is to find a new purpose for ‘at risk’ buildings to preserve the heritage of Aberdeenshire, through investment from a variety of funding bodies.
North East Scotland Preservation Trust (NESPT) is a Building Preservation Trust (BPT) that undertakes projects within the Aberdeenshire area.
The remit of NESPT is to acquire and restore significant historic or architectural properties that are not restorable by normal commercial mechanisms.
NESPT was founded in 1985 through an initiative from Grampian Regional Council and the Scottish Civic Trust.
Sleeps 6
6 Shorehead, Portsoy This three-bedroom cottage retains a unique character and charm, yet offers all the modern facilities for a relaxed and enjoyable stay. The cosy and welcoming sitting room offers a tv with Freeview, as well as a selection of board games and books. Free Wifi is available. In the fully equipped kitchen, you […]
Sleeps 2
7 Shorehead, Portsoy This one-bedroom cottage is accessed via outdoor steps, which also lead to a quaint sitooterie area by the front door. An inviting sitting room with woodburning stove provides a warm welcome. A television with Freeview, as well as a selection of books and games, are provided. Free Wifi is available. In the […]
The town of Portsoy has a rich history and heritage. Herring fishing was a boom industry for the town, and its 17th-century old harbour built in 1693 and second ‘new’ harbour built in 1825 were bustling maritime trade centres. Today, Portsoy is renowned for its tranquil coastal setting, local warm welcome, homemade ice cream, and annual festivals and events.
