Tour Scotland self catering holiday cottage recommendation in Kinghorn, Fife, Scotland.
The Nethergate offers accommodation for up to 5 adults. Newly renovated as a purpose built holiday let, the B-listed building, circa 1750, has lots of quirky features, such as deeply inset windows and thick stone walls. Situated less than a minute from a beautiful, quiet sandy beach with stunning views south to Edinburgh, it's ideal for trips into Edinburgh, as a base for a golfing holiday, or simply as a place to relax and unwind. Despite its age, we've worked hard to make the house cosy and warm, with full central heating and modern insulation, so you won't be shivering. The house is set over two levels, and laid out in an L-shape. On the lower level, there is a modern fitted kitchen with modern appliances (including dishwasher and washing machine). There's a large family bathroom, a large, bright and spacious lounge and a separate dining room. On the upper level there are two bedrooms - one with a double and one set as a twin with a pull out third single bed, and a modern toilet and shower room. The property also has free wifi broadband. private parking for two cars and a small garden with table and chairs.
Salmon Cottage is a detached beach front holiday house, featuring unlimited free wifi use, quality furnishings and fittings, tastefully decorated and fully kitted out with everything the modern traveller would require to enjoy this seafront property on the Fife coast. Featuring quality furnishings, fittings, decor, parking, with many extras to enjoy and positioned on an award winning beach and seaside location on the mild coast of Fife close to; St Andrews and Edinburgh, Kirkcaldy, Dunfermline, Stirling and Perth, Perthshire, the gateway to the Highlands. Excellent transport links to Edinburgh, St Andrews, Stirling in the heart of Scotland and the Highlands. Only a 30 mile drive through the scenic Perthshire countryside. Take a train ride from the village station and travel over the iconic Forth rail bridge into the heart of Edinburgh.
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