Josie’s House is a newly refurbished FOUR storey SIX Bedroom Semi Detached Traditional Town House with B Listed building status offering exceptionally adaptable and spacious accommodation over four levels. We have 6 bedrooms (4 en-suite)

Room Rental with shared Kitchen at Josie's House, Home from Home Comforts
Looking for accommodation in Banff, Aberdeenshire? We provide room rental within a large Town House
Nurses, Contractors, Police, Teachers, Engineers, Dentists, Students, Electricians, Geologists, just some of the professionals we currently or recently had living at Josie's House, Banff
Long or short stay rooms available in Josie's House Banff
En-suite rooms, All bills included, communal kitchen, contact me for more information

The accommodation comprises on the lower level with Bedroom 1 (en-suite) Utility Room/ Small toilet and door leading out to the walled private garden. Stairs leading up to the Ground floor and hallway with Bedroom 2 (en-suite) Main bathroom and large communal kitchen. Stairs leading up to the first floor, which comprises of bedroom 3 (en-suite) bedroom 4, bedroom 5 (en-suite) and communal shower room. There is another stair leading up to the Second Floor with Bedroom 6 and a small living room.A large communal kitchen, walled private garden and fully refurbished to a high standard.
The property has double glazing throughout and gas central heating, on street parking available. Ideally located and within easy walking distance to local amenities, bus route on doorstep.
Chalmers Hospital across the road on Clunie Street. Excellent base location for travelling around.
Aster (Lower Level), Bluebell (Ground Floor), Carnation and Erica (First Floor) are our 4 double rooms that have been newly refurbished to a beautiful standard and have a double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside cabinet and En-suite facilities.
Daphne is our newly refurbished superb double bedroom on the First floor level, we have a double bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside cabinet and has an off-suite shower room and wash facilities.
Forget Me Not is on the Second Floor, which has two rooms. There is a bedroom and a living room available for living and sleeping accommodation, there are 3 top hung velux windows opening out onto superb views over the local Chalmers Hospital and overlooking the neighbouring town of Macduff.

Banff is a popular town on the Moray coastline and is only minutes away from nearby Macduff, 3 miles from the beautiful village of Whitehills and 8 miles from the town of Portsoy where the remake of Whisky Galore was filmed and of course the Famous Portsoy Ice-Cream.
Banff has ample things to do such as, Duff House, Macduff Marine Aquarium, Puffin Cruises, The famous Spotty Bag Shop & Bridgeview Restaurant and Coffee Shop, Banff harbour to Whitehills harbour coastal walk, guide charter & cruises, scuba diving, Banff treasure hunt trail, The Explorer boat sightseeing trips to RSPB Scotland Troup Head Nature Reserve- Fancy some fishing? Rod hire and light refreshments available onboard, Glenglassaugh Distillery, Archaeology tours to historical sites in neighbouring Gardenstown and the North East coast of Scotland and so much more….

Around Banff / Macduff and Surrounding Area
To help you make the most of your time in Banff and on the Banffshire and Moray Firth coasts, you may find the following information useful.
Banff would make a great base for being close to all the local activities, such as golf, whisky trails, Castle’s, Festivals & Events, outdoors pursuits , Aberdeenshire & Banffhire Coast, Royal Deeside, Museums & Galleries, Excellent Food & Drink restaurants within walking distance, such as The Banff Springs Hotel, The Fife Lodge Hotel and the newly refurbished Knowes Hotel in Macduff and it is only 46 miles from the city of Aberdeen.
A tour around Banff will take in many of the architectural highlights, with fine examples of Georgian architecture, but the emphasis is not all on the past. The town’s old harbour has recently been developed as a marina, complete with a webcam which enables visitors to wave to their family and friends back home.
The town’s historic heyday include Banff Castle - its distinctive yellow façade is instantly recognisable when entering the town from the east across the salmon-rich waters of the River Deveron – and 1 High Shore, which is said to be one of the finest examples of townhouses in Scotland and we also have Duff House the grand mansion that was built in the 1700’s. It is now a permanent collection of art from the National Galleries of Scotland, during its lifetime it has been everything from a palm court hotel to a prisoner of war camp.
Many crafters and artists have established themselves in Banffshire – there is an annual arts festival held in Banff in May – and it is possible to buy a unique souvenir of a visit to the area from some of the small, independent shops in the town.
There are many fantastic walks in Banff, but the most spectacular is surely from Scotstown – dotted with traditional fishermen’s cottages – to the stunning sandy beach at Banff Links which not only offers up the opportunity to spot dolphins and porpoises, but is one of the best locations in the country for surfing.