Portsoy
Harbour Buildings
North East Scotland Preservation Trust
About NESPT
North East Scotland Preservation Trust (NESPT) is the beneficiary in the will of the late Tom Burnett-Stuart who left a portfolio of buildings in Portsoy and Whitehills.
The NESPT is a building preservation trust that exists to bring derelict, disused and redundant buildings back to life in the Aberdeenshire area and beyond.
The organisation holds charitable status and operates as a company limited by guarantee.
Portsoy & Whitehills buildings
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PROPOSALS
Following public consultation and a full Options Appraisal exercise proposals have been developed to bring the unused buildings back into productive use.
It is hoped that the Corf House (Marble Warehouse) and the Marble Workshop can be redeveloped as a Creative Hub providing artist studios and craft workshops for rent.
To boost tourism it is planned to develop high quality self-catering apartments and retail outlets in the Granary and the Rag Warehouse.
Portsoy
The Marble Warehouse (aka Corf Warehouse)
Category A listed. Designed by John Adam. 1765
The Marble Workshop
Category B listed. Mid-18th century. Currently unused.
The Granary
Late 18th century. Partially restored 2017. Unused.
The Rag Warehouse
Category C listed. Late 18th century. Partially restored in 1994. Unused.
6 and 7 Shorehead
Category B listed. Late 18th century. Self-catering holiday accommodations.
Whitehills
9 Boyne Street
In Whitehills Conservation Area. Self-catering holiday accommodation.
6 Boyne Street
In Whitehills Conservation Area. Currently unused.
9 and 10 Westend
In Whitehills Conservation Area. Currently unused.