Crawfords GuestHouse

Crawfords Guest House occupies a former Manse on Queen Street, a five-minute walk from Peterhead centre, described by its owners as almost 175 years old and retaining high ceilings, cornicing and the minister's original closet. Trudy Crawford runs the guest house with her husband George, offering six letting rooms with shared bathrooms, tea and coffee facilities and a television in each room. Breakfast is served to residents each morning in a dining room within the house. A private walled garden to the rear has become a regular stop for a colony of goldfinches, giving guests a quiet outdoor space away from the street. The property functions as both a business and the owners' family home.