Bright South Facing House

This is a home from home with little luxuries, special touches and home comforts including Wi-fi and Sky TV. A light, large south facing house with plenty of space; the décor is fresh and bright and each room created with care. Only minutes from the Fife coastal path and a short walk to Anstruther harbour and the Anstruther Fish Bar.

There are 3 bedrooms, each sleep 2 people (one double and 2 twins). The 2 twins inter-connect and share the same access.

Street parking is free outside the house.

You can experience beautiful views of the sea from the upper floors as the house is situated approximately one hundred metres from the sea front.

The stairs to the top floor are reasonably steep and care must be taken on them, they will not suit people with mobility challenges and small children must be supervised.

Please note the open fire is currently out of use at present. The house is stocked with board games and DVDs and plenty of books.

This home has had many successful Airbnb guests and families stay.

About the location

The Fife coastal path (area also known as East Neuk) is stunning and rustic, and follows the beautiful rugged coastline of the east coast of Scotland. Anstruther is positioned central to the heart of this route and path. It shares the path with many other fishing villages and harbours including Elie, St Monans, Pittenweem, Crail and Kingsbarns, before arriving at St Andrews.

The area is full golf courses which litter the entire coastline. It`s never short of seabreeze and has quite simple beauty and great for walkers or those who enjoy the outdoors. It`s unpretentious and a very grounded wee place.

Anstruther is a 15 minute drive (6 miles) from the historic and famous university and golfing town, St Andrews. It is well connected with a bus service to all the East Neuk villages and beyond, including the cities of Edinburgh and Dundee. It has a variety of shops, restaurants, bars, cafes, a post office, butchers, delicatessen and bakers. The famous Anstruther Fish Bar is a must visit!

The house is in Cellardyke which is a residential area and often has visitors or tourists. It is a five minute walk to Anstruther. Cellardyke has its own harbour and is situated close to the East Neuk coastal path. The Pittenweem Arts Festival runs annually at the start of August, only a couple of miles from Cellardyke.

There is a good sized Co-op supermarket in Anstruther, a few minutes drive or 15 minute walk from the house and lots of local shops at the harbour front less than a 10 minute walk.

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