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Fordyce b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation

Visit Fordyce and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:

Fordyce, Aberdeenshire. Most pleasingly situated on the side roads to the South of the main road from Portsoy to Cullen, Fordyce was a burgh of barony under the Earl of Seafield, and received its first charter in 1499, another in 1592. The village has gathered itself round a castle built in 1592, with later additions with fine corbelling and dormer windows. Fordyce Academy was a well-known secondary school with a boarding house, founded by a bequest left by an Indian magnate. It is now a primary school.

About 1½ miles. North West stands the mansion house of Birkenbog, with a fine walled garden. It was the birthplace of Thomas Nicholson (1645— 1718), the first Catholic Vicar-Apostolic of Scotland, after the Reformation and before the l9^th century restoration of Scottish sees.

Nearby towns: Banff, Buckie, Keith, Portsoy

Nearby villages: Aberchirder, Arradoul, Boyndie, Broadley, Buchan, Clochan, Clunie, Cornhill, Cullen, Deskford, Drybridge, Dunlugas, Findochty, Gordonstown, Ianstown, Keithan, Kirktown of Alvah, Macduff, Marnoch, Mountblairy, Newmill, Portgordon, Portknockie, Rathven, Rothiemay, Sandend, Whitehills

Have you decided to visit Fordyce or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:

• a Fordyce bed and breakfast (a Fordyce B&B or Fordyce b and b)
• a Fordyce guesthouse
• a Fordyce hotel (or motel)
• a Fordyce self-catering establishment, or
• other Fordyce accommodation