Self Catering Cottages - 28 available in Fife

We have 28 self catering holiday cottages available to book in Fife. Fifeis in Scotland .

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Price: £ 211 - £ 411

Pub Close By • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

In the heart of an attractive village on the north shore of the Firth of Forth and just 500 yards from the beach the conversion of a former fisherman's cottage has created this comfortable ground floor apartment. As well as a harbour and castle with walled garden the village boasts a boating club supporting many water sports including windsurfing yachting and kayaking and it's reputed that over 100 golf courses are found within an hour's drive. St Andrews is 35 miles Stirling 30 miles and the festival city of Edinburgh's unrivalled cultural pursuits are only 17 miles away by road (or a 30 minute journey from Aberdour's charming traditional railway station). Shops and pubs serving food 200 yards.

Price: £ 438 - £ 896

Enclosed Garden • Private Hot Tub • Indoor Pool • Games Room • Multi Bath Shower • Open Fire • Short Break • Ultimate • Pet Friendly

Nestling on a peaceful upland farm and on the edge of a forest ideal for cycling and walking from the doorstep these beautiful barn conversions have been sensitively and creatively renovated. Boasting individual gardens and separate access they sit beside the owners' 16th century farmhouse. Pretty East Neuk fishing villages the Scone Palace St Andrews Falkland Palace (7 miles) RSPB Loch Leven and Perth (15 miles) are all in easy reach. Golf riding and fishing are nearby; pubs and shops in Auchtermuchty 2 miles.

Price: £ 314 - £ 595

Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break

Set within a recent and sympathetically converted small courtyard (formally a fish merchant's yard) and just a few moments' stroll from the harbourside with roof top views across the Firth of Forth and out to Bass Rock this very comfortable and well appointed town house makes an ideal holiday base. Anstruther the largest of the East Neuk fishing villages is home to the Scottish Fisheries Museum as well as interesting shops welcoming pubs and an award winning fish and chip shop (500 yards). Just 9 miles away lies the 'home' of golf the ancient university town of St Andrews and many other excellent courses are close by. Visitors can enjoy boat trips to the Isle of May there are wonderful coastal footpaths and the beaches are glorious.

Price: £ 308 - £ 614

Non Smoking • Pub Close By • Sandy Beach 5 Miles • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break

In the pretty East Neuk village of Elie and just a short stroll from its award winning sandy beach (pictured) this well appointed second floor apartment enjoys views over the beach to the Isle of May. Interesting shops inns restaurant and excellent water sports facilities are a few yards' walk whilst some of Scotland's finest golf courses lie within easy reach. (The Old Course at St Andrews is only about 20 minutes' drive). Cycle hire is available locally the coastal path affords fine scenic walking and riding and clay pigeon shooting are found nearby. Kellie Castle is close by and Edinburgh is just over an hour's drive.

Price: £ 337 - £ 652

Detached • Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Open Fire • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

Enjoying a tranquil setting just 4 miles from historic St Andrews this very comfortable and cosy Victorian cottage boasts its own enclosed south facing walled garden. With lovely views from every window and excellent walking from the doorstep. There are beautiful unspoilt sandy beaches and quaint fishing villages to explore nearby many historic houses and gardens within easy reach and a wealth of superb restaurants and inns locally. Shops and pubs 2 miles.

Price: £ 537 - £ 1070

Enclosed Garden • Private Hot Tub • Indoor Pool • Games Room • Multi Bath Shower • Open Fire • Short Break • Ultimate • Pet Friendly

Nestling on a peaceful upland farm and on the edge of a forest ideal for cycling and walking from the doorstep these beautiful barn conversions have been sensitively and creatively renovated. Boasting individual gardens and separate access they sit beside the owners' 16th century farmhouse. Pretty East Neuk fishing villages the Scone Palace St Andrews Falkland Palace (7 miles) RSPB Loch Leven and Perth (15 miles) are all in easy reach. Golf riding and fishing are nearby; pubs and shops in Auchtermuchty 2 miles.

Price: £ 300 - £ 599

Price: £ 600 - £ 899

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Blackadder End Cottage is a charming listed property with oodles of character situated in the heart of the pretty borders village of Allanton where the river Blackadder ebbs and flows to merge into the river Whiteadder. The cottage enjoys a lovely homely ambience with a wood-burning stove in the lounge / diner; perfect to snuggle in front of to rest after a day out exploring this gorgeous region, and watch the flames dance. The well maintained garden at the rear boasts uninterrupted views across open farmland an idyllic spot to dine al fresco. The three bedrooms on the first floor are immaculately presented throughout.

Allanton is a peaceful conservation village in rural Berwickshire, located only a few miles from the Scottish / English border and boasts the renowned Les Routiers awarded dining Allanton Inn a mere gentle stroll from Blackadder End Cottage. There are many other local facilities available in Chirnside only a mile away and the historic market town of Duns also offers a wide array of facilities, just 7 miles.

The elegant Georgian market town of Berwick straddles the River Tweed and sits just 10 miles across the border into north Northumberland. It offers many facilities including a cinema / theatre, leisure centre with indoor swimming and an array of quaint tea rooms, shops and restaurants. A regular train service from Berwick takes only 40 minutes to reach the heart of the cultural city of Edinburgh, renowned for its festivals, arts and music venues, its superb castle and Medieval buildings and not forgetting the indulgent shopping experience along the Royal Mile!

Paxton House and Country Park is set in 80 acres of gardens, woodland and park-lands and is well worth a visit close by and Manderston House and grounds is a popular visitor attraction too. The Scottish Border toon of Coldstream is 11 miles, with its wonderful woodlands walks at the Hirsel estate and prestigious golf course is well worth a visit too.

This unique location makes Blackadder End Cottage an excellent base to explore both the Scottish Borders and Englands most northerly county where to the West is the wild, lonely beauty of the Cheviot Hills and the Northumberland National Park, whilst to the East there is a magnificent stretch of Heritage coastline aptly designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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In a wonderfully scenic location on the coast 2 miles from St Andrews, these charming properties are part of a courtyard development in open countryside with spectacular views over one of the renowned golf courses to the sea. Purpose- built, the cottages feature traditional exteriors combined with modern well appointed interiors which are very comfortably furnished. The comprehensive on-site facilities include play areas, putting green, golf practice nets, pitching green, football pitch and a games room making this the ideal destination for families, golfers or anyone seeking a peaceful relaxing break. There are extensive well-kept grounds with private parking and each cottage has its own sheltered patio with outdoor furniture. The properties are personally supervised by the owners and are maintained and presented to an exceptionally high standard.The world class Fairmont hotel and resort is a 10 minute walk across the golf course and cottage guests are entitled to a substantial discount off meals, drinks and resort facilities.The historic university town of St Andrews has quality shops and restaurants, quaint old inns, theatre, cinema, leisure facilities and of course as the home of golf, excellent courses, golf shops and the Museum of Golf. A fascinating medieval castle, abbey and miles of golden sands all make this a premier holiday destination. Within easy reach are the picturesque old fishing villages, sandy coves and spectacular cliffs of the East Neuk and the fertile farmlands and little market towns of inland Fife. This whole area is steeped in the Scottish history and there are many historic castles and palaces open to the public. The beautiful Fife coastal trail offers walking and cycling amidst wonderful scenery and there are fisheries and sea angling nearby.(D) Polduff SLEEP 6+B These semi-detached 2 storey properties face the landscaped gardens and have secluded suntrap patios to the rear looking out over the golf course to the sea.Each property has 3 twin bedrooms, lounge with patio doors, dining/kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath, additional separate wc.All 4 properties have cooking and heating by electricity, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, TV, DVD, CD player, Wi-Fi. Cot and high chair available. There is a laundry room on site. Bed linen and towels provided.

Price: £ 249- £536

Situated in an elevated position, on the rural outskirts of St. Andrews is this modern, detached cottage. The property looks out onto its mature garden and the pretty surrounding countryside. With a fine selection of pubs, restaurants and shops to suit all tastes, the cottage is well situated for local amenities and activities. Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee are all within easy reach and make excellent day-trips, whilst golf enthusiasts will enjoy St. Andrews' ancient association with the sport.

Situated in the north east corner of the Kingdom of Fife, St. Andrews is Scotland's oldest university town and is well known for its varied landscape of gentle hills, windswept cliffs, rocky bays and sandy beaches on which scenes from the film 'Chariots of Fire' were shot. Easily explored on foot, the town is spread around a main hub and consists of an interesting mix of buildings from 13th Century examples to those from the present day. The town offers a variety of shops and restaurants whilst golf enthusiasts will be well served by the 'Old Course' – constructed in the 16th Century – and the modern venues of championship events and the five alternative public courses. The area is also home to an excellent Golf Museum. Within easy driving distance are the towns of Fife, Dundee, Perth and Edinburgh.

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This traditional stone-built fisherman's cottage is over 150 years old and it stands on the main street in the same terrace as the Robinson Crusoe statue, just a short walk from the lovely sandy beach at Largo Bay. The picturesque little fishing villages scattered along the East Neuk offer wonderful opportunities for sailing, fishing and taking time to appreciate regional crafts and museums of local interest. The area is also popular for hill walking/climbing are popular pursuits and for golfers, there are endless local courses to choose from. An ideal base for touring and day trips with easy access to St Andrews, Perth, Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow. This terraced cottage is on 3 levels. The main rooms are well-proportioned, bright and sunny and the cottage is attractively furnished. To the rear there is a small elevated enclosed garden for sitting out but not really suitable as a childrens play area. Secure storage for sports equipment, cycles, etc. Shops, pubs and hotels in village 1/4 mile.Ground floor - very comfortable large lounge / dining room, contemporary, compact kitchen with pantry, bathroom with over bath shower. First floor - lovely master bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower-room, 1 bedroom with adult size bunk beds. Upper floor - pleasant sunny double bedroom with coombed ceiling and en suite wc/whb.Cooking by electricity, gas central heating. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, auto washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, Freeview television, DVD, CD/hi-fi. Cot and high chair available.Bed linen and towels can be hired by arrangement.

Price: £ 340 - £705

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Romantic Break • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Parking Available • Golf near by •

Idyllically situated on the Fife coast, in the village of Cellardyke, The Beach House offers stylish and comfortable accommodation, whatever the time of year. The stunning kitchen/dining room has floor to ceiling windows and French doors giving direct access to the sea shore. Under a watchful eye, children will love clambering over the rocks and searching in the rock pools. Upstairs the master bedroom boasts a large balcony with superb uninterrupted views across the sea to the Isle of May, ideal for a romantic breakfast or to enjoy the sunset at the end of the day. From The Beach House you can enjoy a stroll to neighbouring Anstruther, which has a good selection of shops. Enjoy a coffee at one of the cafes on the marina or fish and chips from the famous Anstruther fish bar or perhaps dinner at The Cellar Restaurant - holder of 3AA rosettes and UK seafood restaurant of the year. Whilst in Anstruther you could visit the Scottish Fisheries Museum, the local RNLI station or you could take a boat trip from the harbour to the Isle of May and visit the world renowned bird sanctuary and nature reserve. The bird life includes Puffins, Cormorants and Eider duck and if you are lucky you may spot a dolphin or a seal. Golfers will be spoilt for choice a 9 hole course in Anstruther and excellent courses nearby in Kingsbarns and Elie, with St Andrews, the home of golf, only 10 miles away. You could take a walk on part of the Fife Coastal Path, which runs from North Queensferry in the south, 150km to the Tay Bridge in the north, with historic castles, quaint fishing villages and many beautiful beaches and coves to visit along the way. For the cyclist the Millennium Cycle Way allows you to explore 300 miles along quiet country roads, disused railways and forest tracks, an excellent way to admire the stunning coastline and the rolling countryside. With Edinburgh, Stirling and Perth all within an hours drive, The Beach House is a fantastic House from which to explore the Kingdom of Fife and beyond.Property has gas central heating.

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High in the Lomond Hills, this charming stable conversion enjoys magnificent views over Loch Leven and the Firth of Forth. Part of a working farm surrounded by open countryside, this is a beautifully remote and tranquil area. The cottage is well-appointed and stylish with lovely finishing touches and all rooms are on ground level. There is an enclosed garden with patio and garden furniture. The final 1.5 miles approach is by a private gravel road which is in good order and suitable for all vehicles.The surrounding hills offer excellent walking with historic Bishop Hill rising behind the property, angling on Loch Leven, which is also home to a wildlife reserve and tuition can be arranged at Portmoak Gliding Centre. 3 miles from the main road, Edinburgh, Perth, St Andrews and the Fife coast are all within an hour's drive.1 double bedroom (cot available) with en-suite shower room, 2 bedrooms with zip/link beds (can be twin or superking), lounge with patio doors, spacious dining/kitchen/family room with log stove, bathroom with shower over bath.Cooking by gas hob/electric oven, oil-fired central heating plus log stove. Fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, microwave, Freeview television and DVD in both living areas, CD player. Bed linen and towels provided.

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Conveniently located in a quaint narrow lane, in the original part of an old fishing village, this charming apartment enjoys a lovely view from the lounge, over the bridge and harbour to the Firth of Forth. The modern interior is bright and comfortable with lovely finishing touches. All accommodation is ground floor. The apartment is adjacent to an interesting inn, the village shop, a renowned hotel/restaurant, the pier, harbour and beach. There is parking within 100 yards of the property.Known as the East Neuk this is an area of outstanding natural beauty with picturesque villages and sandy beaches dotted all along the coast. For walkers and cyclists the Fife Coastal Path which runs round the Fife peninsula passes through the village. Fife is the home of golf with a huge choice of courses, there are excellent recreational facilities and many places on interest to visit. This is an ideal base for enjoying the beaches and sea air, relaxing amidst the quiet pace of village life or for day trips further afield to St Andrews, Dundee, Perth or Edinburgh.1 double bedroom, 1 twin bedroom, open plan living/dining room/kitchen, shower room.All electric. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave, Freeview television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels supplied.