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Situated in the historic and picturesque town of South Queensferry, Forth Reflections enjoys a central and elevated location, offering magnificent views of the Forth road and rail bridges and across the Kingdom of Fife and the mountains beyond. Situated in a historic townhouse it is right in the heart of this picturesque town and dates back to the early 1800s and with the town accessible on foot in just a few minutes.
Queensferry has so much to offer, whether you would like to enjoy an ice cream, cake, pastry, pub meal or restaurant meal. It is literally, all on your doorstep! You can enjoy a wooded walk, beach walk, a stroll to the harbour or marina, or a walk across the Forth. Stroll along to Hawes Pier just a few minutes walk from the house and take a boat trip to Inchcolm Island or take the lovely forest walk along the shore. Port Edgar sailing school is also a short walk away for watersports with fishing, golf, horse riding and mountain biking all close by. Beach 50 yards. Shop 250 yards, pub and restaurant 150 yards.

Set on a working farm in the stunning West Lothian countryside, just 3 miles from historic Linlithgow and with convenient access to the M9, Edinburgh, 20 miles and Stirling, 24 miles; this is a wonderfully central location with activities for all in easy reach.
Tastefully designed with light, space and comfort in mind, Pride of Erin is one of two cottages perfect for family and friends to relax and enjoy this fascinating area. Pride of Erin is beautifully furnished. The hub of the house is the spacious open plan living/dining/kitchen area on the ground floor where all the family can sit and enjoy the comforts of this beautiful holiday property. Cosy up after a day exploring the area perhaps enjoying a family meal prepared in the modern kitchen. A sleek and modern shower room and laundry room are also on the ground floor. The quality continues throughout and upstairs you will find three bedrooms all with super comfy beds with quality linen ensuring a peaceful nights sleep. You will also find another modern and sleek family shower room with large walk-in shower. Your four-legged friend is more than welcome at Pride of Erin and there is a small enclosed garden.
The property has plenty of outbuildings for storing bikes, and is surrounded by approximately 2 miles of lovely grassy tracks which take you around the farm, ideal for people and dogs to wander along. The renowned Champany Inn is just 5 minutes’ walk away and there is a good variety of pubs and restaurants in Linlithgow. The cottage is just half a mile from Junction 3 which is 15 minutes from the airport, or, a mile from Linlithgow which has a train station to Edinburgh, 15 minutes or Glasgow, 25 minutes. Nearby visit magnificent Hopetoun House, the House of the Binns and Linlithgow Palace. Easy access over the Forth Road Bridge to explore Perthshire or Fife, or west to Stirling Castle or the Trossachs. Beach 21 miles.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests.

The Leverat is an ideal retreat for couples where you are treated to the charm of coastal living with the convenience of modern amenities. The apartment boasts a cosy wood burner, a well-equipped kitchenette, a comfortable double bedroom and during the summer there is a shared sheltered garden with a seating area and lawn.
Aberlady, a charming village in East Lothian, is a delightful destination for tourists seeking a blend of outdoor activities, culinary experiences, and historical exploration. Golf enthusiasts can revel in the world-class links courses, such as the historic Muirfield, which has hosted The Open Championship, or the picturesque Dunbar Golf Club, offering panoramic views of the North Sea. For a more intimate golfing experience, the Kispindie Links course in Aberlady provides a scenic setting for a round of golf with views of the Firth of Forth.
Food lovers will appreciate the local cuisine, including the two Pubs and an Indian restaurant where they can savour the flavours of authentic Indian dishes in a cosy setting. Nature lovers can visit the Aberlady Bay Nature Reserve, a haven for wildlife and a nationally important refuge for geese during the autumn migration. The reserve’s marshes and beaches offer a peaceful retreat and an opportunity to observe the spectacular roosting of geese on the mudflats. For those interested in history, the nearby Inveresk Lodge Gardens and Preston Mill provide a glimpse into Scotland’s past with their well-preserved gardens and historical buildings. With such a diverse array of attractions, Aberlady and its surroundings cater to a wide range of interests, ensuring that every visitor finds something to enjoy in this beautiful part of Scotland. Whether you’re swinging a golf club, indulging in local delicacies, or wandering through historical sites, Aberlady is a gem that promises memorable experiences for all.