Portlethen and Newtonhill sit on the Aberdeenshire coast between Stonehaven and Aberdeen, two communities that have grown significantly over the past few decades as Aberdeen's commuter belt expanded southward. They're distinct places with their own character, and...

Stonehaven is one of the most distinctive towns on the Aberdeenshire coast. Built around a natural harbour, with grey granite buildings running down to the water and a famous open-air lido that's been drawing visitors since the 1930s, it's a place with a strong sense...

Stonehaven is a town with real character. A former herring port turned coastal commuter town, it sits fifteen miles south of Aberdeen with granite harbour buildings, a famous open-air lido, and a housing stock that spans everything from 18th-century stone terraces to...