Lochside Cottage will not fail to impress, the recently added conservatory off the main living room, is the perfect addition, where you can sit and watch the wild dear roam over the fields. You enter this spacious, detached bungalow via a practical storm porch, which is ideal for drying off your wet clothing, or your four legged friend, after a walk. There is a formal dining room, three bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed and en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms, with views over the Loch, both of which are serviced by the family bathroom. The kitchen is well equipped and offers views over the adjoining land. The living room has a wood burner for those chilly evenings, and is open plan with the conservatory. Outside, there is a large, enclosed garden and private parking.
There are numerous places of interest, and a range of sporting activities in the area. The nearby village of Lybster has an interesting past, built at the height of the 19th-century herring boom. With its pretty harbour and beach, it is well worth a visit. This coast has some of the most outstanding beaches to be found anywhere. Fishing, golf, horse riding, kayaking, sailing, mountain biking and wildlife watching are all enjoyed locally, and puffins, seals, dolphins and whales are seen around these coastal waters. Beach 6½ miles. Shop 7 miles, pub and restaurant 6½ miles.

Kinness Lodge sits in the grounds of the luxurious 4* Hotel in St Andrews. Here you can unwind in this beautiful private lodge, designed for up to eight guests. Enjoy the relaxed, social spaces including a large lounge with balcony views of the gardens and babbling Kinness Burn. Avail yourself in the mouth-watering restaurant menus at mealtimes across in the hotel or manage your own appetites and eat in the fully equipped dining kitchen.

This modern and spacious lodge comes with four large en-suite bedrooms. There is also plenty of storage for golf clubs or bikes, making it the perfect base to explore all that St Andrews has to offer. Stroll over to the hotel bar for a evening drink or meal. Minutes from the centre of St Andrews and some of the world’s most famous golf courses, University and a whole selection of shops, coffee shops and history.

Kinness Lodge can be booked together with Burnside West (UK39596) and Burnside East Cottage (UK39597) to accommodate up to 16 guests.

West cottage is situated just outside the village of Freuchie between the historic county town of Cupar and a larger new town of Glenrothes.
This charming ‘home away from home’ is the ideal base to explore the wonders of the beautiful Kingdom of Fife. This 3-bedroom cottage is ideal for families, couples and small groups and will sleep 6 people comfortably across 3 double bedrooms. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and there is a family bathroom off the main hall serving the rest of the property. The spacious living space includes a living/dining room and a second garden living room with a sunny western position. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and everything you’ll need for the few meals you’ll likely be preparing due to the number of fabulous restaurants, pubs and cafes nearby. There is parking for 3 cars and a lovely garden area outside.
The space outside is a wonderful spot to enjoy the world going by, the view and a flavour of the peace and quiet that only such tranquil areas can offer. Situated not far from the main North/South arterial motorway, the M90, West Cottage is exceptionally well located, allowing relatively easy access to county’s many attractions. Glasgow to the west will take just over an hour, Edinburgh and Dundee will take less than an hour as will the famous St Andrews with one of the UK’s finest beaches and of course the Home of Golf.

Tucked away down a quiet lane in the historic city of St Andrews, Isabel’s House is the perfect location for couples and families. It lies within walking distance to places to eat and drink in the centre of town and about a mile to golf courses and beaches. Ideal for couples, friends and families to spend time together, Isabel’s House is a welcoming town house with the added benefit of a pretty front garden with garden furniture to enjoy.

The centre of St Andrews is one of the most historic cities in Scotland with medieval streets, ancient buildings and a variety of attractions to visit and explore. St Rules Tower at the cathedral offers panoramic view over the city and the coast. It is packed with quality places to eat and drink, independent shops and high street stores. Discover this attractive city on foot through the old wynds and lanes and stop off for an ice cream or afternoon tea along the way. The Old Course is just over a mile away and there are over 30 golf clubs in the area, making Isabel’s House the ideal location for guests who enjoy a round of golf on their holidays.

For guests visiting family who are based at St Andrews University or attending one of the graduation ceremonies, Isabel’s House is ideally located. The Fife Coastal Route takes you on walks to picturesque fishing villages, white sandy beaches and secluded coves for spectacular coastal views. To explore further afield and within easy driving distance, Dundee is only 14 miles, Perth 25 miles and the vibrant capital city of Edinburgh is only 40 miles. If you prefer to explore Edinburgh without having to find parking there is a regular train service from Leuchars Station and you can be in the city centre in under an hour.

What a fantastic little bungalow, perfect for a romantic coastal break, situated back from the Tayport marina with wonderful views from the living room over all the boats moored there. Watch the comings and goings of this vibrant harbour while having your morning coffee, either from the living room or step outside through the patio doors onto the enclosed sitting out area at the front overlooking the harbour.
The property is tastefully decorated throughout and has everything you could wish for in a restful break away. A very well-equipped kitchen, living room with patio doors, bathroom with shower over bath and double bedroom, are all very comfortably furnished, while at the rear of the property is a little patio area with table and chairs and cycle store.
This is a superb area for cycling with dedicated pathways running all along the coast towards St Andrews, renowned of course for being the Home of Golf. There are many courses apart from the Royal and Ancient, with Scotscraig just a 5-minute drive away, 13th oldest course in the world! The fine sands at Tentsmuir Nature Reserve are wonderful for walking, with the forest behind, interspersed with lots of trails through mixed woodland and a wonderful sandy beach. Enjoy a tour at one of Fife’s newest craft distilleries, Tayport Distillery, who make flavoured gin, vodka and eau de vie, or back over the famous Tay Bridge, the cosmopolitan city of Dundee awaits, with the RSS Discovery, the V & A and plenty of boutique shops and eateries for you to enjoy. This is a perfect year-round destination. Beach 7 miles.

Perfect for an escape into the countryside, Mill Hall Cottages is a traditional stone, semi-detached cottage dating back to the 1800s, attached to the rear of the Craig Mill, on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Newburgh on the south side of the Firth of Tay.

This delightful cottage refurbished in 2021, is on three levels, entered on the mid-level. The open plan living area is bright and welcoming, with comfortable seating, dining table and contemporary fitted kitchen which is well-equipped for preparing a meal. There is a shower room also on the ground floor. From the hall, stairs lead up to an attractively presented twin bedded room; downstairs to a bright and spacious bedroom with a kingsize bed, walk in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. A handy utility room housing the freezer and washing machine completes the picture.

The cottage also benefits from a pretty courtyard area, a lovely place to sit and listen to the wild birds with your morning coffee or alfresco dining. For guests who enjoy walking and cycling, from your front door there are splendid walks out into the countryside; you can join the start of the Fife coastal path which follows the coast to old fishing villages, pretty coves and award-winning sandy beaches.

This area is steeped in history, Newburgh, the birthplace of whisky, and the origins of which lie in the ancient ruins of Lindores Abbey. The recently constructed Lindores Abbey Distillery, just a few minutes’ walk from the cottage, recreates an historic distillery dating back to 1400s.

It has one of the best whisky tours in Scotland as well as a bar, restaurant and courtyard where regular events are held. Explore the ancient lanes of this picturesque village with a play park, tearoom, local shops and gallery. Take a pleasant drive over the Tay Bridge to Dundee, only 19 miles away with the hustle and bustle of city life, great places to shop, eat or be entertained. Tourist attractions include the stunning V&A museum Dundee, Scotland’s first design museum, and the first Victoria & Albert museum outside of London, The Discovery ship which pioneered polar expeditions, Victorian Jute Mill and Science Centre.
Ideal for a rainy day the leisure complex with swimming pool is great for kids of all ages. The historic city of St Andrews is just over 30 minutes’ drive from the cottage and well worth a visit, with lots of cafés and places to eat and drink, sandy beaches, tourist attractions and of course the famous golf courses.

For guests wanting to play golf, they are spoilt for choice with numerous courses within half an hour’s driving distance. The historic county town of Cupar is only 10 miles away and has a variety of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities to experience. The M90 is within a short drive and offers excellent access to the cities of Perth to the north, and Edinburgh to the south. If you want to leave the car to explore further afield there is a regular bus service in Newburgh and trains run regularly from Ladybank Station to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Inverness.

The Kensington isn’t just any ordinary lodge, the name speaks for itself. The Kensington is a 5-star luxury lodge where you can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. Set in over 170 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with woodland walks leading onto Cameron Reservoir with fly fishing available.

This lovely luxury resort has its own bar and restaurant and coffee shop to treat yourself after a day on the some of the world’s most famous golf course, or a day out exploring and shopping the historical and beautiful town of St Andrews. The Kensington is hidden away in Fife’s stunning countryside and yet just a 5-minute drive from St Andrews. Perfectly located towards the rear of this small and peaceful resort, indulge yourself in the private hot tub and small garden area. Boasting uninterrupted views and spacious surrounds, it makes for an ideal short break any time of the year. The Kensington has a very bright and spacious lounge and a jaw dropping modern luxury kitchen, complete with Hamilton bluetooth integrated radios. There are two comfortable bedrooms, one double room and a large master bedroom with an en-suite shower room.

There is also a large decking area with garden furniture where you can relax with a nice glass of wine on the very long Scottish summer evenings. This new lodge has been built throughout to a very high-quality standard and decorated with plush furnishings and finishes.

St. Andrews may be known principally for its championship golf courses, but this charming and historic town is also a wonderful place for holidays. It has a lovely old-world atmosphere that comes from its old university and medieval buildings. In amongst the cobbled streets and narrow alley ways of the medieval town centre, offering plenty of shops, cafés and restaurants. Discover the St. Andrew’s Castle, Cathedral and adjacent Church of St. Regulus, and climb the steps in the tower for magnificent views over the town. This is a coastal town with access to a wide sandy beach where you can stroll or indulge in some seal spotting which can often be seen off this coast.

Rivendale Lodge is one of the largest lodges in this small, peaceful park. It has three fantastic bedrooms, which comfortably sleeps six guests. Here you can enjoy the scenery and the peace and quiet of this perfectly located lodge yet all within a 5 minutes’ drive from the stunning historic town of St Andrews. Situated in over 170 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with woodland walks leading onto Cameron Reservoir. This detached lodge can be found towards the front of this small and peaceful resort, not too far from the café and bar. Ideal for a short break at any time of year and those with more time on their hands to explore the picturesque Fife Coastline and its many charming fishing ports.
This new luxury lodge has been built throughout to a very high standard and decorated with plush furnishings and finishes. The open plan living space is bright and spacious with a fantastic Smart TV, perfect for Netflix and Amazon Firestick, and a modern electric coal-effect fire to keep yourself warm in the winter. The living area leads out onto the decked area where you can sit and relax after long walks on the beach or a busy day shopping. There are two twin bedrooms which offers the option of being turned into doubles. Along the hall is the main bathroom with an overhead shower then on to a very large master bedroom, with dressing area and en-suite.
There is a fully equipped, modern kitchen with family dining area that seats six. St. Andrews may be known principally for its championship golf courses, but this charming and historic town is also a wonderful place for holidays. It has a lovely old-world atmosphere that comes from its old university and medieval buildings. In amongst the cobbled streets and narrow alley ways of the medieval town centre, offering plenty of shops, cafés and restaurants. Discover St. Andrew’s Castle, cathedral and adjacent church of St. Regulus, and climb the steps in the tower for magnificent views over the town.
This is a coastal town with access to a wide sandy beach where you can stroll or indulge in some seal spotting which can often be seen off this coast. Whether you are looking to tee off, bask in the royal history or explore the local wildlife St. Andrews is definitely the place for you.

Buddleia Cottage is nestled in a row of three traditional cottages tucked away in the heart of the cute village Balmullo. This gorgeous cosy three-bedroom cottage is set in a beautiful peaceful location just a few minutes’ drive from the beautiful and historic town of St. Andrews where you will find a great selection of shops, cafés, bars, and restaurants. St Andrews has so much to offer for families seeking the beach or an aquarium, groups of friends dinning out to golfers looking to play on some of the world’s most famous golf courses.
Buddleia Cottage is warm and welcoming with an open plan living area, kitchen and a clever dining area nestled in the bay window. There is a wood burner to snuggle up around, making this great for winter breaks and a modern fully equipped kitchen. There are lots of lovely walks around the village and further afield. Along the hall you will find a modern family bathroom and three comfortable bedrooms, one with a queen size, one with a double and one with a single bed. This is the perfect base to reach St. Andrews, Dundee, Perth and to explore the stunning Fife Coastline. Beach 7 miles.

Northfork Cottage is situated between Wick and John O’Groats, and enjoys a lovely position overlooking Sinclair’s Bay.
The sea view from the cottage is amazing and endlessly interesting. Beyond the paddocks in the foreground surrounding the cottage the Ackergill Links with Wick golf course is clearly visible. Beyond the dunes Reiss Sands stretches for nearly 3 miles along the shore of Sinclair’s Bay. Also, in view is Ackergill Tower, the remains of Castle Sinclair Birnigoe and Noss Head lighthouse. You’ll be mesmerised by the view throughout your entire stay.
Only a few miles out of Wick in Quoys of Reiss, you’re under a mile walk to Reiss Sands beach and the first tree of Wick golf club. This house would suit those wanting to be playing some high-quality links golf.
There are so many fascinating places to visit near to Northfork Cottage and the owner is incredibly well informed as well as willing to help direct you to both well-known sights and hidden gems.
Places you have to visit whilst staying at Northfork Cottage though include: John O’Groats, Duncansby Head, The Castle of Mey and Orkney. Orkney is only a short hop across the Pentland Firth, and as the owner will point out, by looking at Sinclair’s Bay you can tell if the crossing to Orkney will be good or best avoided.
The accommodation is geared up for the amazing view. Entering through the front door there’s a useful utility room. You then enjoy the open plan living/dining/kitchen. The living area has a fantastic large window in front of which you can sit in two comfortable chairs simply watching the amazing view. It’s honestly mesmerising! There’s also a Smart TV that rivals the size of the enormous window, so when you want to shift gaze, you have an excellent screen on which to fix.
There’s a double bedroom at the back of the cottage with a view out over paddocks to the interior of Caithness. There’s also a second living room come reading room that has a single futon for flexible sleeping arrangements. The accommodation is complete with a shower room.
It’s a great spot enjoy amazing views. And the owner is incredibly helpful to ensure you get the most out of your time visiting Caithness. Beach ¾ mile.