About Charlestown
Charlestown is a small coastal village located in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, within the AB43 postcode area. It lies on the north-east coast, close to the mouth of the River Ugie, and is known for its fishing heritage and maritime history. The village features a working harbour, which has been an important part of the local economy for generations. Charlestown is situated near the larger town of Peterhead, offering easy access to both coastal walks and local amenities. The area is characterised by its traditional stone buildings and a strong sense of community, with a population that remains closely connected to the sea. The surrounding landscape includes rugged cliffs and sandy beaches, providing opportunities for walking and wildlife observation. The village has a modest number of shops and services, reflecting its rural character and long-standing traditions.