Our second store · 98 High Street, New Pitsligo
New Pitsligo Antique Centre.
Our second store, in a renovated former craft bakery on New Pitsligo’s High Street, around 15 minutes from Strichen. More room, more furniture, and plenty more to discover.
Plan your visit
98 High Street, New Pitsligo.
On High Street in the centre of New Pitsligo, around 15 minutes’ drive from our Strichen shop, 20 minutes from Fraserburgh and under an hour from Aberdeen. Easy to visit both stores in one trip.
- Address
- New Pitsligo Antique Centre
98 High Street
New Pitsligo, Fraserburgh
AB43 6NNDirections - Opening hours
- Friday – Sunday, 11am – 4pm
Closed Monday to Thursday
Inside the shop
What you’ll find.
“Spacious, beautifully presented, and packed with a marvellous selection of antiques, collectibles and fascinating curiosities.”
Our second store is in the old craft bakery in New Pitsligo, renovated by the family and filled with antiques. The original Craft Baker & Takeaway sign still hangs on the wall.
The space suits bigger pieces: dressers, dining sets, carved cabinets and wardrobes, alongside vintage kitchenware, copper and brass, lighting, garden salvage and collectables.
- Larger furniture and dining sets
- Vintage kitchenware and copper
- Garden salvage and outdoor pieces
- Lighting and decorative pieces
- 15 minutes from Strichen
- UK delivery on larger items
Gallery
Take a look around.
What visitors say about New Pitsligo
Kind words from our visitors.
From our Google reviews. Read them all or leave a review.
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“This was our first visit, and what a fantastic experience it was. The venue is absolutely wonderful: spacious, beautifully presented, and packed with a marvellous selection of antiques, collectibles and fascinating curiosities. We had the pleasure of speaking…” “This was our first visit, and what a fantastic experience it was. The venue is absolutely wonderful: spacious, beautifully presented, and packed with a marvellous selection of antiques, collectibles and fascinating curiosities. We had the pleasure of speaking with the owner and his daughter, who were both exceptionally lovely: incredibly knowledgeable, professional, courteous and welcoming. We purchased two high-quality items and are now looking forward to returning to purchase a grandfather clock from them.”
Read moreS. C. · Local Guide · Google review -
“An incredible building full of equally incredible second hand items with a lovely owner and relaxed environment that allows you to freely explore. I only wish I had a bigger car to bring home more of it. I can’t wait to go back.”
Grace B. · Google review -
“On our month-long great Scottish adventure all the way from Australia, the New Pitsligo Antique Centre proved to be a great discovery. The range of antiques is incredible: well presented, high-quality pieces that show real care and knowledge. The owner was…” “On our month-long great Scottish adventure all the way from Australia, the New Pitsligo Antique Centre proved to be a great discovery. The range of antiques is incredible: well presented, high-quality pieces that show real care and knowledge. The owner was friendly and welcoming. Just down the road, Strichen Antiques is the perfect partner. Both places are well worth visiting. Highly recommended.”
Read moreD. M. · Google review -
“Fantastic place! Such a wide and varied selection of wonders. Always something interesting and different to fall in love with, each time I visit. Lovely friendly and helpful staff.”
Belinda N. · Google review -
“Excellent and surprisingly huge shop! Something there for everyone and very reasonable prices :) If you happen to pass through New Pitsligo, definitely worth a stop.”
Lois W. · Google review -
“Amazing place to look around, can almost guarantee that you will find something that you'll love there. The staff are friendly, helpful and approachable. Bought a chair that we are very happy with.”
James M. · Local Guide · Google review -
“We absolutely love this antique centre, lots of floors to explore, great finds. Very nice owners, definitely worth the visit!”
Alexandra B. · Google review
Cyaak, a Buchan planned village
Lace, granite and peat.
- Founded
- 1787, by Sir William Forbes
- Local name
- Cyaak
- Famous for
- New Pitsligo lace
- Industry
- Granite quarrying and peat cutting
New Pitsligo was founded in 1787 by Sir William Forbes on the site of an existing hamlet, Cyaak, a name locals still use today. It grew into the largest planned village in the North East of Scotland.
The village was famous for its fine New Pitsligo lace, which became fashionable around the world. Many villagers worked in the granite quarries, and others cut peat on the moss between New Pitsligo and Strichen: the same moss you cross driving between our two shops.
One day out, two shops
A Buchan antiques day out.
Strichen and New Pitsligo are around 15 minutes apart, so most visitors make a day of it and see both. Strichen is open 10am to 5pm and New Pitsligo 11am to 4pm, Friday to Sunday.
A day trip from
- Aberdeen, Dyce & Bridge of Don About 1 hour
- Ellon, Inverurie & Oldmeldrum 35–50 minutes
- Peterhead & Fraserburgh 20–25 minutes
- Turriff, Banff & Macduff 30–40 minutes
- Elgin, Moray & Huntly 1–1.5 hours, an easy add-on to the Speyside whisky trail
- Formartine & Buchan Way A stopover for walkers and cyclists on the old railway line
Drive times are approximate.
Local favourites
Graham & Jenny’s New Pitsligo.
Where we walk, eat and shop in New Pitsligo. Make a morning of it before or after your visit.
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Walks
Local walks
“Beautiful tree-lined walks for you and your four-legged friend.”
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Shop
Whyte’s
“Always a great selection of goodies, from ice creams to pies and everything in between, with friendly staff.”
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Takeaway
Four C’s Tandoori
“One word: delicious.”
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Snack shack
Taylors Grill
“On the south side of the village, open Tuesday to Saturday, 9am to 2pm. Anne will spoil you!”
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Family day out
Waulkmill Menagerie Petting Farm
“Wonderful family fun: an extremely friendly farm with quirky, happy animals. A frequent visit for us.”
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Takeaway
Sunshine Chinese
“Top banana takeaway.”
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Fish & chips
Gold n’ Crispy
“Great fish and chips with friendly staff.”
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Florist
Flower Heaven
“Always a great selection. Blooming marvellous!”
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Stationery
Stellar Stationery
“For all your stationery needs and much more.”
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Pub
Commercial Hotel
“A friendly local with outdoor seating.”
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Community
New Pitsligo Public Hall
“A community epicentre with regular events for young and old.”
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Community
New Pitsligo Library
“A great source of local information and a community hub.”
Further afield
Pair your visit with…
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Pennan, Crovie & Gardenstown
Tiny fishing villages under the cliffs, joined by a coastal path.
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Pitsligo Castle, Rosehearty
The ruined castle of the Forbes family on the coast.
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Fyvie Castle
National Trust for Scotland, via Turriff: a grand day out.
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Mormond Hill White Horse
The hill figure that remembers New Pitsligo’s Sergeant Hutcheon, above Strichen.
Finding us
New Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire.
98 High Street, New Pitsligo, Fraserburgh, AB43 6NNGoogle Maps
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Questions
Visiting New Pitsligo.
Where is New Pitsligo Antique Centre?
At 98 High Street, New Pitsligo, Fraserburgh AB43 6NN, in the former craft bakery on the main street.
When is the New Pitsligo store open?
Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 4pm. Call 07815 317460 before travelling to check.
Is it the same business as Strichen Antiques?
Yes. It is our second store, run by the same family. Items from both shops are listed on this website.
Can I visit both Strichen Antiques shops in one day?
Yes. New Pitsligo and Strichen are around 15 minutes apart by car and both open Friday to Sunday. New Pitsligo opens 11am to 4pm and Strichen 10am to 5pm, so plan to reach New Pitsligo before 4pm.
Where can I eat in New Pitsligo?
Taylors Grill on the south side of the village serves snacks Tuesday to Saturday, 9am to 2pm. Whyte’s has everything from pies to ice creams, Gold n’ Crispy does great fish and chips, the Commercial Hotel has outdoor seating, and Four C’s Tandoori and Sunshine Chinese are local favourites for a takeaway.
What is Cyaak?
Cyaak is the local name for New Pitsligo. The village was founded in 1787 by Sir William Forbes on the site of an older hamlet called Cyaak, and many locals still use the name.
What is New Pitsligo known for?
Its fine New Pitsligo lace, which became fashionable around the world, along with granite quarrying and peat cutting. It was the largest planned village in the North East of Scotland.
Is there an antiques centre near Fraserburgh?
Yes. New Pitsligo Antique Centre is around 10 miles southwest of Fraserburgh on the A950, and Strichen Antiques is around 8 miles from Fraserburgh.
Our other store · around 15 minutes away
Strichen Antiques
54 High Street, Strichen · Friday – Sunday, 10am – 5pm
Before you visit
Looking for
something specific?
Seen something online? Get in touch and we’ll check it’s at this shop and hold it for you.