Perfect for up to four guests, it features a luxurious super king bedroom, twin bedroom, modern bathroom, and a cosy living area with underfloor heating. Steps from the beach and local eateries, this beautifully renovated cottage blends historic charm with modern comforts, offering a perfect base to explore Broughty Ferry, Dundee, and the Angus coastline.
Nestled in the heart of Broughty Ferry’s charming Fisher Street, Barometer Cottage offers a unique and luxurious getaway. With its picturesque seaside location and rich history, this beautifully renovated holiday cottage is the perfect retreat for families, couples, or friends looking for a relaxing stay.
This stylish, two-bedroom property has been thoughtfully designed to combine modern comforts with its historic character. The master bedroom boasts a sumptuous super king-sized bed, while the second bedroom offers two inviting twin beds, making it ideal for up to four guests. A beautifully appointed bathroom with modern fittings provides both elegance and practicality, complemented by underfloor heating in the lounge for added comfort.
The bright and airy kitchen is fully equipped with all the modern appliances you need to cook a delicious meal. Its charming design blends seamlessly with the cottage’s rustic aesthetic, creating a warm and welcoming space. The living and dining areas are equally impressive, featuring cosy seating, bespoke furnishings, and colorful accents that reflect the area’s coastal heritage. While the property has been updated for modern living, it retains its traditional charm with exposed stone walls, wood paneling, and nautical-inspired details.
Barometer Cottage’s name pays homage to its seafaring past and the maritime traditions of Broughty Ferry. Once a thriving fishing village, Fisher Street was the heart of the local fishing industry, with cottages like this one housing fishermen and their families. In 1859, a Fitzroy Storm Barometer was sent to the community to help local fishermen predict the weather, and in 1881, the barometer’s readings helped save the Ferry fishing fleet from a disaster.