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Accommodation: Ardyne House
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In order to further its charitable objectives, the Trust offers affordable accommodation to students, researchers, writers and artists visiting Cromarty for stays of between one month and one year.
The accommodation is in a traditional townhouse at no 19 Bank Street, Cromarty. It offers a peaceful place in which to write and think with all the town’s facilities on the doorstep – it is in the heart of Cromarty next to the famous Cromarty bakery, the general stores, post office and Sutor Creek Restaurant and 100 yards from the Royal Hotel and eighteenth century harbour where shell fish are regularly landed in the early hours of the morning.
There are 5 sets of rooms with shared use of a kitchen/dining room. Most have lovely views over the Cromarty roofscape and the top floor sets look over the Cromarty Firth. Each is well equipped and comfortably furnished.
Particularly during the summer months, the accommodation is much used by post-graduate research students from the Aberdeen University Marine Station based at the Lighthouse in Cromarty. However the Trust is keen to welcome other researchers, writers or artists who wish to pursue their work and enjoy the many sources of inspiration that Cromarty has to offer – its historic architecture, stunning natural environment or vibrant local community.
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Charges and Booking Details
The accommodation at Ardyne is for those undertaking academic, educational, research and artistic activities. This can be interpreted in a wide sense but the Trust will need to have a brief note of your proposed work or project before it confirms a booking. To learn more about renting Ardyne House, please click here.
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Plans
To see the plans of Ardyne House, please click here.
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