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As well as having cafes, pubs and restaurants on your doorstep you will only be a 2 minute walk from enjoying the Lomond Hills and the numerous walking routes and stunning views that are on your doorstep. The house is currently being decorated which is why I only have a couple of internal photographs. Guests will be welcome to use the summer house, Netflix and Sonos music system.

Falkland is a beautiful, historic village in The Kingdom of Fife. As well as being home to Falkland Palace, the village also has friendly shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Falkland is a perfect destination for those who love the outdoors.

Burnside Cottage is my lovely home, nestling at the foot of East Lomond Hill in the beautiful, historic village of Falkland. I have two double bedrooms ideal for tourists hoping to explore the history of the village and its surrounds and holidaymakers wishing to enjoy the pursuits of walking, climbing, cycling or simply chilling in the peaceful countryside. Guests will have access to all rooms except my bedroom. I am happy to provide breakfast and evening meals if required at an extra cost

The cottage is located on the outskirts of the village, at the end of a private road which also serves as a public right of way to the local children's playpark and gives access to walkers wishing to explore Falkland Estate. The cottage lies adjacent to the burn which flows through the estate so you are never far from the soothing sound of running water! The cottage has everything you need for your stay as you have access to every room with the exception of my own bedroom. Please be aware, however, that the bathroom for your own private use is situated on the ground floor, a staircase away from your bedroom on the upper floor. The bath downstairs also has shower facilities. My own bedroom upstairs has an ensuite, and I am happy to allow guests to use the shower in the ensuite if they have mobility issues. The larger bedroom has a balcony with lovely views over the estate and in warmer weather I leave out a patio table and chairs which allows guests to breakfast, enjoy coffee, quaff wine or dine out in the sunshine. The second bedroom is small but perfectly formed! Parking is not an issue, and guests can park on the road immediately opposite the cottage. If bikes need to be stored, there is plenty of room in the utility room. You are welcome to use all the facilities in the kitchen, to make and prepare meals, and there will be space made available in the fridge and cupboards for your own food if required.

There is a post office in the village which also acts as a convenience store. We have pubs and hotels, cafes and gift shops all of which are very good and popular. Stunning Falkland Palace is a "must see", (it was adored by Mary, Queen of Scots) and you can learn about its amazing history by going on a regular tour or stroll around the gardens and orchard and discover one of Britain's oldest original real tennis courts (but watch out for low flying birds!). Falkland is a great starting place for walks, cycle runs, climbing up the East and West Lomond hills, indulging in a bit of history, and for Outlander fans, spotting location sites and buildings often featured in the tv series. if you're really lucky, you might even turn up when filming is in progress. You might simply want a quiet break away from the hurly-burly of work and city life by relaxing in the peace and tranquility of the countryside on my balcony!

Perfectly located, this retreat features a log burning stove, central heating mezzanine bedroom, roll top bath and summerhouse. The garden is a good size with excellent views of the Lomond hills. Also within walking distance you will find gift shops, bars, cafes and restaurants. Falkland is a picturesque town , famous for its royal palace. Falkland nestles between the two Lomond Hills and has recently gained lots of interest as the place where "outlander" was filmed.

The cottage is situated at the top of Royal Terrace. It is very private and overlooked only by farm animals. Inside the space is quirky and full of character with a spiral staircase and a living area with double height ceilings. You will find the cottage spacious for two people and the log burner makes winter stays very enjoyable. The garden and summer house offer additional spaces to enjoy. Please note this is an escape from the city, you will have good mobile signal, however we do not provide Wifi so you may have to talk to each other. There are a small collection of books about the local area and a record player. PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO LONGER A SOFA BED

Falkland is very quaint and full of character. You will experience a real buzz with coaches of tourists often making short stops. The situation of the cottage is very quiet, but it is only a short walk to all amenities. Golf, tennis, walking, horse riding all available nearby.

Top floor owners apartment located within 16th century Hotel, which sits directly opposite a 16th century palace. The decor has a vintage/boutique style

The Lounge and front bedroom overlook the beautiful Falkland Palace and the rear bedroom and kitchen have stunning rooftop views of the village and the East Lomond Hill

Falkland is a picturesque village within the heart of Fife. It boasts a stunning 16th century Palace, which can be accessed during the summer season, and we have our very own woodland estate that has some of the best scenery in Fife.

Stylish, brand new, self-contained studio in a charming, historic village. Perfectly situated, with easy access to country walks and the majestic Falkland Palace, which is a three minute walk away. Contemporary in style with stunning views of Falkland Hill (East Lomond) Off street parking. Private courtyard.

Ideal for couples, hill walkers, golfers, country lovers, those interested in Scottish history, fans of ‘Outlander’. **** As from August we can offer a selection of super healthy vegan / vegetarian meals which can be cooked from frozen. All very reasonably priced and all made from fresh, local organic ingredients. Please check our FB page for more details (Hillview Studio Airbnb) OR check what's available on booking.

The property is situated in the beautiful, historical village of Falkland, at the north foot of the East Lomond Hill, in the heart of the Kingdom of Fife. Falkland is small but picturesque, with traditional craft shops, quaint cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels and lodges. Its unique charm and history led to Falkland being recognised as the first conservation village in Scotland. Architecturally the burgh is of great interest with many houses being over 300 years old having the thatched roofs replaced with pantiles. The layout is typically medieval with main street and narrow cross wynds. Falkland Palace was built by King James II, one of the finest examples of French renaissance architecture. It was built to accommodate the royal court and used mainly as a hunting lodge. Fire destroyed the east range of the palace in 1654 and the court never returned. The National Trust for Scotland restored the palace in 1954. Britain’s oldest tennis court was built here in 1539. To the west of the village is the beautiful Falkland Estate. The Estate covers around some 1900 hectares, just under one-fifth of which is wooded, with the rest divided between arable farmland on the low ground and rough grazing on the hills. More than a third is an important “designed” landscape whose major elements date from the 19th century. Falkland Estate is today a place of recreation for its many visitors. It has a network of pleasure walks from the Victorian and Edwardian periods as well as fascinating buildings such as the Memorial Chapel, the Tyndall Bruce Monument and the Temple of Decision. Situated next to the Falkland Estate is The Pillars of Hercules. This is lovely organically farmed land with its own cafe, open daily 9-5 serving delicious meals, cakes and coffee. There is also a farm shop open daily 9-6 with a great selection of fresh organic fruit, eggs and vegetables as well as wholefoods, home baked breads, meat, dairy products and gluten-free food. Recently, Falkland was used as the setting for scenes from the TV series, Outlander. The village also hosts a tennis club, a cricket club, a nine hole golf course, a local amateur football club and a bowling club as well as a small Farmer's Market selling the best and freshest of the local produce.

Private parking and entrance. Food delivery can be arranged. Bathroom and kitchen surfaces steam cleaned before entry. Professionally run ti v. high standards and will cater for particular needs. Attractive detached cottage for your private & exclusive use. Broadband. Exceptional holiday let. Edinburgh and St Andrews 30 mins. Highlands 60mins. Freeview & Netflix, 40" TV, large sunny lounge, kitchen/diner & secluded private patio and garden. 2 bedrooms, 1 en-suite, modern wet room

Double glazed and centrally heated. Designed for mobile as well as less mobile customers. Broadband WiFi, Netflix, bread maker, well equipped kitchen. Ultra clean accommodation with quality fixtures and appliances. Falkland is built around a (must see) renaissance fortified palace and is a short journey from the best golfing in the world. The accommodation has a number of discrete features to assist less mobile customers (inc wheelchair users - please chat with us on particular needs). See the pictures. We strongly advise contacting the owner to ensure your mobility needs will be met.

The cottage lies a mere 200 meters from the village centre and a similar distance from Falkland Estate with its miles of woodland trails and cycle paths. It was no accident Outlander was shot here. Guests can now enjoy free golf at the acclaimed Falkland Golf Club just 500m from the cottage. Falkland Palace dominates the heart of the village. It is an impressive Renaissance 13th century building is set in the heart of the town at the foot of the Lomond Hills. The influence of the palace design is reflected in a number of buildings near the centre of the village. Elsewhere former weaving cottages provide a reminder of a pre-industrial way of life. Three pubs serving food are complimented by two restaurants. The village also benefits from a bank and cash machine, grocer, baker, post office, coffee shop, hair dresser, gift shops and an antique shop. Public transport and taxis serve the village.

Thistle House is a beautiful 17th century stone built cottage situated right at the heart of one of Scotland's most beautiful ancient villages. You would have the whole house to yourself as the American/Scottish owners use this as a second home. The house is very cozy and well equipped with thick stone walls and contains everything you would need for a wonderful stay including a log fire and TV/DVD/WiFi.

The house is very cozy and well equipped with thick stone walls and a lovely warm stove. The American/Scottish owners are very keen for all guests to feel at home in their beloved second home, and the cottage has a real family feel to it. The kitchen contains everything you would need including a toaster, microwave, coffee maker, kettle and lots of cooking spices, and a really cosy dining area with table and chairs. The lovely sitting room next door has a log fire, and both rooms are simply and comfortably decorated. Upstairs there are two bedrooms plus a family bathroom. The lovely master bedroom is very peaceful and relaxing with wardrobes and plenty of storage. The second bedroom contains a single bed, perfect for a child, or this can be made into a twin bedroom. There is a further sitting room/bedroom 3 at the back of the house with a double futon sofa bed with an en-suite and access to the private back garden terrace. The sitting room downstairs also has a sofa bed if you needed any extra sleeping space. The back garden is a peaceful south-facing terrace with a seating area and a barbecue. It is totally enclosed, and the perfect spot for a glass of wine in the evenings. The cottage is well equipped for children with a cot, highchair and toys, plus Wii and DVD player all available. There are lots of family board games, movies and children's books. Guests can enjoy unlimited Wifi, phone and FreeSat TV, and laundry machines. There is access to a parking space, right next to the cottage. Falkland itself is a friendly little community and has many boutique shops, pubs, and cafes right on your doorstep, as well as a corner shop, art gallery, hairdressers, post office, chemist and bakers and of course the stunning Falkland Palace right across from the house. There are lots of peaceful walks through the Falkland Estate woods, a tennis club and golf course. Since 2013 Falkland has been used for filming the huge US STARZ TV hit "Outlander". The TV series which is based on the series of books by Diana Gabaldon tells the story of Claire Beauchamp who visits Inverness and mysteriously falls back through time to the Jacobite rising, where she meets the young outlaw Jamie Fraser. Falkland was used to re create Inverness itself in the 1940's and many of the houses and shops were re painted and turned into 1940's shops and houses. Our cottage overlooks the monument in the village which featured heavily in the first episode and is just a couple of doors down from "Farrells" where Claire looked at the blue vase (now the lovely Fayre Earth Gift Shop) and Mrs Baird's B&B (the Covenanter Hotel). During the filming in 2016 the crew built a lean to building against our cottage which was used as part of a scene. Unfortunately it was made from polystyrene so is no longer there! We have welcomed many Outlander fans who have used Thistle House as a base for their Outlander adventures! In the evenings Falkland has plenty to offer with the Stag Inn just across the road which has excellent food, and often has live music, as well as the Covenanter Hotel, the Bruce Inn and The Lomond Tavern, all 3 of which are 2 minutes walk away and all serve food. Just across from the cottage, the Campbell's bistro offers excellent coffee, lovely food and baking and you can even take your own wine in the evenings. During the day Falkland has plenty to occupy you - you can walk through the woodland paths of the Falkland Estate to a lovely organic farm shop and café, called the Pillars of Hercules, where you can stock up on organically grown fruit and vegetables and sample delicious homemade cakes and soups. The Estate has many lovely walks through the woodlands that used to be the private hunting ground of Scotland royalty, up through the Mapsie Den to the beautiful waterfall or even up to the Lomond Hills. Falkland is also a perfect base for many lovely day trips. It takes just half an hour to get to the world famous St Andrews, home of golf and full of historic sites, shops and restaurants, or you could follow the Fife Coastal Path and take in the lovely fishing villages of the East Neuk, such as Crail, Elie, Ansthruther and Pittenweem. Scotlands major cities, Edinburgh, Perth, Glasgow and Stirling are all approximate a one-hour drive away. Superb water sports, fishing, skiing/snowboarding, scenic coastal walking, cycling, and horse-riding are a few of the outdoor activities available and enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.

Walking through Falkland, it’s easy to imagine how villages must have looked in the past. For this reason it was made Scotland’s first conservation village in 1970 and Falkland holds an important place in Scotland’s history. A walk around Falkland is a remarkable experience with no fewer than 28 listed buildings in the village. Fine buildings sit next to winding wynds and the beautiful central Bruce Fountain, all set against the backdrop of the Lomond Hill and the woods of the Falkland Estate. Falkland Palace sits at the heart of the village and was the country residence of the Stuart monarchs and a favourite place of Mary Queen of Scots. Surrounded by gardens, this restored Renaissance palace is the perfect place to spend a few hours. The Kingdom Of Fife boasts a wonderful mix of stunning scenery, fascinating history, action packed activities and sports and world renowned cultural festivals - there really is something for everyone. For those interested in nature and the landscape, you could walk or cycle the Fife Coastal Path - that stretches 117 miles from the Forth Estuary in the south to the Tay Estuary in north and takes in wildlife, historic sites and stunning scenery. If you prefer hills to the coast, the Lomond Hills Regional Park takes in geological marvels such as the bizarrely shaped Bonnet Stane and Carlin Maggies Stane. Fife also boasts 300 miles of dedicated cycle routes through pretty seaside villages and along country lanes and disused railway lines. Fife is also home to all three of Scotland’s Blue Flag award-winning beaches: Elie Ruby Bay, Aberdour Silver Sands and Burntisland, alongside several other award-winning beaches. Dunfermline, a former capital of Scotland, was established by Malcolm III as a new seat for royal power in the mid-11th century and this beautiful town is blessed with several historical venues that cannot be missed. Discover the rest of the Kingdom of Fifes royal connections by first visiting the Royal Burgh of Culross, home to an ochre-coloured palace, an extremely grand and impressive house built in the 16th century. Head to the historic town of St Andrews, with its fascinating history this picture-perfect town is illustrated in the medieval centre with its narrow alleys and cobbled streets. Pay a visit to the remains of what was once Scotland’s largest and most magnificent church, climb to the top of the 33 m high St Rule’s Tower for wonderful views of the town and learn more in the Cathedral Museum. Wildlife in Fife: Although one of the smallest regions in size, the Kingdom of Fife boasts a phenomenal number of coastal habitats which are home to various species. With three river estuaries as well as forests and wetlands, the region is the perfect place to spot a vast array of wading birds and wildfowl. Its coastline and islands also provide shelter to marine animals such as grey seals as well as large seabird colonies. Attractions: Travel through the UK’s longest underwater viewing tunnel, dive with sand tiger sharks, explore the seal sanctuary and witness the beautiful coral reefs at Deep Sea World, Scotland’s national aquarium. Another fun filled family day out can be spent at the Scottish Deer Centre, home to many different kinds of deer alongside wolves, otters, Highland bulls and Scottish wildcats. Did you know that Fife was home to Scotland’s best-kept secret for over 40 years? Hidden beneath an innocent farmhouse in the East Neuk, discover Scotland’s Secret Bunker, a 100 ft underground bunker, the size of two football pitches, one on top of the other. Fife’s Festivals: There are a number of fantastic local festivals taking place in towns and villages throughout Fife, such as the Bruce Festival, where you can step back in time, or visit Cambo Estate during the Snowdrop Festival in February and March and see carpets of snowdrops by starlight. Literary lovers will enjoy Scotland’s largest poetry festival in March, the StAnza Poetry Festival in St Andrews, which gives vitality to poetry in Scotland’s oldest university town. The Crail Food Festival takes place in June offers the chance to meet local producers alongside cooking demonstrations, taste sessions and live street music. At the East Neuk Festival you can listen to enchanting chamber music in the churches and unusual venues and during the Pittenweem Arts Festival in early August, inspiring artists take over garages and gardens and you can catch a glimpse into exhibitors homes. Don’t miss St Andrews Golf Week, a week-long festival of golf activities in the home of golf or catch golf action at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. There are a variety of Highland games taking place in the summer in towns and villages such as Cupar and Markinch, while the oldest free games in Scotland is held in Ceres. Further afield: Fife is an ideal base because of its central location. In just one hours drive from Falkland you can be in the Cairngorms experiencing the amazing snowboarding and ski fields, or up in the stunning glens and & Big Tree Country of Perthshire.

The Pillars Bothy is a rustic, quirky, but clean and super comfortable cottage, sleeps 4, with shower room, wifi, heating and hot water from the super woodstove. At the edge of the woods but only 100m from Pillars shop and Cafe so not remote. Footpaths from the adjacent woods lead to Falkland (20 mins), Maspie Den with its overhanging waterfall, and the Lomond Hills.. a perfect place to enjoy the simpler things, but by car, Perth is 25mins, St Andrews 35 mins, Edinburgh 1 hour 10mins.

There is a separate downstairs bedroom with a double bed. There is also a double mattress on the floor of the mezzanine platform above the sitting room. It has a steep, ladder type stair so not suitable for very young children, but great for teenagers and romantic couples! There is an open plan kitchen/diner/sitting room with a wood stove, (which does all the heating and hot water) (free firewood!) and a separate toilet with walk in shower.

Walks and cycling straight from your front door. Fife is quite rural, but Falkland village is 20 mins walk away, with palace, pubs, shops, lots of history. St Andrews is 40 mins by car, Edinburgh 1 hour. The East Neuk of Fife has many picturesque fishing (Website hidden by Airbnb) Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther, Crail. And not a sign of a nightclub anywhere ! Follow us on (Hidden by Airbnb) , (Hidden by Airbnb) and Instagram for more insight into the Pillars!

Cottage so cute dans le village classé de FALKLAND où fut tournée la série Outlander. A deux pas du palace de Mary Queen of Scott, vous y trouverez chaleur et réconfort avec ses 4 chambres et sa cuisine toute équipée. Tous commerces et nombreux pubs à proximité. A 20 minutes de St Andrews et 35 minutes de Edinburgh Airport. Parking aisé à côté du cottage. Golf, tennis, équitation, balades en forêts dans le village.

Maison de tisserands du 17ème siècle située dans le bourg royal depuis 1458

A ne pas manquer autour : FALKLAND PALACE, Fayre Earth gift shop, Cottage craft, le Covenanter Hôtel, le pub Bruce, la taverne Lomond.

Situated in the heart of Falkland with a large out door seating area which faces out on to the Bruce fountain, church and busy square! We have a cosy bar and restaurant onsite for sitting back and relaxing after a day out exploring Falkland Estate. please note £95 I'd the cost per room per night including breakfast.

friendly, local, atmosphere.

Coronavirus Update - in the light of the new rules, we will only accept bookings from local people who need to protect relatives from the virus, after careful discussion. Holmlea is a cosy but airy cottage c. 1840, nestled in a quiet, pretty little road in the friendly village of Freuchie. With spacious, high-ceilinged rooms, Holmlea has an arty, vintage style, and is a comfortable and relaxing space. The cottage is light, and you can park in the road and in a free car park 25 metres away.

Homelea is full of original features, and we have added a beautiful cream Jotul stove with Delft tiling as a focal point for the living room, with sweet little insect illustrations. All of the artworks in the cottage are original, as we are an artistic family, and many are available for sale. Outside, although there is not a garden, there is a bench where you can sit out in the sun, and a back doorstep area where you can also take chairs and a table out for breakfast or in the evening when it is fair. There are also parks close by and a cricket ground. There is a guitar you can borrow if you didn't manage to bring your own! In the bathroom there is a new shower over a bath, and there is lovely antique furniture throughout. There is a new smart TV, so you can access Netflix, Freeview etc. Please note that although the cottage is all on one level, there is one step up at the front door and three at the back. We have aimed for the cottage to be homely, comfortable, attractive and the sort of place we would love to stay on holiday. Coming mid-January - a lovely sofa bed so we will be to accommodate 4 guests!

Freuchie is a very friendly community, and there are local shops for groceries etc five minutes walk away. There is also a 24 hour garage with large Spar shop just outside Freuchie, which sells craft beers, and great hotels and pubs are also nearby - our guests are often adopted by the friendly villagers! The legendary Pillars of Hercules is a short drive away, a characterful cafe/restaurant with a very laid-back approach, delicious home baked food, and health store - lots of tables outside and in. The Lomond Hills are on your doorstep for amazing 360 degree views of Fife (you can walk, or drive up most of the way to a car park and viewing point), and the historic village of Falkland is a five minute drive away and well worth a visit, for its beautiful old buildings, famous tea rooms, gorgeous gift shops, and the fascinating and beautiful Falkland Palace and Gardens, which features one of the oldest tennis courts in the world. Outlander was filmed here. You will find that almost everyone you pass in Freuchie says hello!

This charming barn conversion in the village of Freuchie is ideally placed for exploring the picturesque East Neuk fishing villages, and the historic towns and cities of St Andrews, Edinburgh, Stirling and Dundee. Falkland Palace, the ancient home of Scottish Kings is just a mile away and there are lovely walks through the village and the Lomond Hills.

Lovely spacious accommodation combining character with every modern amenity to make your stay homely and comfortable.

There is an excellent village store just 80 yards from the cottage, open daily from 6am - 10pm. The quaint 18th century local pub The Albert Arms and The Lomond Hills Hotel are just a couple of minutes walk from the house and there is an very good garden centre and cafe at the village road end.

4 bedroom apartment situated within a historic village. Falkland Palace is nearby. Selection of craft shops, tearoom and restaurants. The village sits at the foot of the Lomond Hills which offers great walking.

4 bedroom appartment in historic village.

We are offering a private room with a double bed upstairs. There is a shared upstairs bathroom with a shower, bath and free toiletries.There is a private downstairs toilet and sink for guests. We offer a continental breakfast. Guests can use the kitchen for making snacks or light cooking by using the microwave. Our house is in a quiet area with nice walks, a golf course, restaurants and easy transport links. Bus - 1 min walk Markinch train - 10 min drive Edinburgh airport - 40 mins drive

Our home is very welcoming and friendly. We will do our best to make sure you enjoy your stay. We will give you any advice or guidance you require to explore the area, to make your holiday a memorable experience. Breakfast consists of cereal, fruit, fruit juice, bread/toast, cheese, cold meat, jam and marmalade.

We live in a lovely quiet village, with easy access to many wonderful attractions. These are a few of the local attractions. Loch Leven National Nature Reserve loch leven circuit walk Loch leven Larder coffee shop Lomond Hills Regional Park West and east Lomond walk Falkland Palace Edinburgh castle Edinburgh city Philgrim way walk Fife coastal walk St Andrews castle St Andrews cathedral Old course at St Andrews

MODERN, SPACIOUS APARTMENT IN HISTORIC MARKINCH, FIFE. Centrally situated in the beautiful Kingdom of Fife, the Home of Golf. 10 min walk to Balbirnie Park Golf Course. Are you a wedding guest at Balbirnie House Hotel? Hike East and West Lomond Hills, 5mins to local gym, or working locally? Off road parking for 2 cars, Own private entrance, Fully equipped Kitchen, Sitting room, with Sofa bed , Smart TV, DVD player, Wi-Fi, Dining area, Shower room. Access to south facing 1/3 acre garden.

Experience our new luxury pod, a glamping style stay set in lush green Fife farmland. Enjoy your own hot tub and outstanding views of the Lomond hills and surrounding countryside. Sleeping up to 6 persons, arrangements comprise a double on a unique mezzanine level, a large double bed that converts from the dinette area and additional small double sofa bed in the main living area. Our small working farm is located just off the A91 Cupar road, on the outskirts of historic Auchtermuchty.

1 mile from wedding venue Myres Castle, 3 miles from historic Falkland and Lomond hills, 18 miles from St Andrews, the home of golf and 35 miles from Edinburgh airport. Plentiful mountain biking just over 1 mile away in the extensive Pitmedden forrest and running or walking options galore.

Auchtetmuchty is walking distance, via pavement, from our location in to the small town where you will find, hairdressers, doctors, pharmacy, pub, Chinese takeaway, chip shop, Co-op food, cash point, newsagents, Vintage Bespoke Designs furniture shop and more. Fantastic coffee shops available in nearby Falkland.

This property has been recently restored completely to a very high standard. Kitchen is fully equipped, free wifi and full central heating.

Situated in a quiet village it is within easy reach of St. Andrews, Edinburgh and the Highlands are a little over one hours drive.

Situated in a lovely rural fife village of Kingskettle. There is a delightful tea room next door which is open throughout the weekend. 2 pubs in the village one serving evening meals and several top golfing destinations within driving distance. Ladybank train station is only 15 minutes walk (2 minutes drive) with direct links to Edinburgh, Dundee and Perth. Within the laundry space there are basic catering facilities including, fridge, kettle, toaster and microwave.

Situated in the lower floor of our family home you have a private bedroom/ dining area and bathroom. Basic kitchen facilities are provided within the shared utility area.

Quiet village. 2pubs, small shop and a tea room. Good access to Fife and further afield.

Maspie House Gallery now offers visitors the opportunity to stay in our unique and delightful cottage, set in the gardens of Maspie House. The 17th century cottage sits to the rear of the Gallery, overlooking the orchards of Falkland Palace.

Maspie House Gallery now offers visitors the opportunity to stay in our unique and delightful cottage, set in the gardens of Maspie House. The 17th century cottage sits to the rear of the Gallery, overlooking the orchards of Falkland Palace. A tumble-down ruin for many years, it has undergone a complete rebuild and is transformed into elegant B&B accommodation. Many original features of the old cottage will be retained on the outside, whilst on the inside, guests can relax in a modern, warm and welcoming retreat with sitting room, two twin bedrooms and bathroom.

Scotland's first conservation village is best known as the location of Falkland Palace, begun in 1500 by James IV, and the best example of French-influenced Renaissance architecture in the United Kingdom. The palace was built to accommodate the royal Court when they came to Falkland to hunt in the nearby forests; Mary, Queen of Scots, was a frequent visitor. As at Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, a fire broke out during the occupation of the buildings by Oliver Cromwell's troops. The fire in 1654 destroyed the East Range. The Court never returned to Falkland Palace after 1665 and until the 19th century the village and palace were neglected. In the late 19th century extensive rebuilding and restoration work began. Today the palace and gardens are open to the public through the National Trust for Scotland. In October 2013 filming for the US science fiction series 'Outlander' transformed the village in appearance to film scenes set in the second world war Falkland Estate is great for walking and cycling

SPECIAL 5* OFFER - Quote "Fab Feb" in your booking inquiry and get 10% off your February 2020 bookings! My place is located in the beautiful Kingdom of Fife famous for St. Andrews and the East Neuk with Dundee, Carnoustie, Edinburgh, and Gleneagles right on the doorstep. Perfect for golfers, walkers and chill-out-ers! OPTIONAL EXTRAS Pet Fee - £10 per night cleaning fee. (Get in touch for more info!) Whatever your reason for visiting you are so welcome, enjoy your adventure!

I really hope you like the place, I want you to be as comfortable here as you would be at home! The apartment has 2 beautifully decorated bedrooms. The master bedroom has a comfy king-size bed and the second bedroom has a double. I have an air mattress available too and there is LOADS of space in the living room for this, it comes with an electric air pump and all the bedding. We leave it all laid out for you in the living room so you can sort yourselves out when it suits you. The sofas are also extremely comfortable and we have single bedding available if you would like to squeeze an extra one in and for our smallest guests we also have a travel cot available (we don’t provide the bedding, just the cot frame and mattress). You are more than welcome to use any of this during your stay, just let us know what you need when you book and we will make sure everything is ready for you arriving. There is a fully equipped kitchen with everything you will need to enjoy your stay. The bathroom has a bath and separate shower so is perfect for families with kids of all ages. We have a great living area (complete with board games) so you have plenty of space to relax and enjoy time together. There is even a cozy wood burning fire for you to enjoy. We are only 30 minutes away from St. Andrews so if you're a keen golfer and bringing your clubs then fear not, there is tons of space in the hall for you to store them.

Auchtermuchty is a quiet village in the beautiful Kingdom of Fife. We are only 30 minutes away from St. Andrews and there are some other spectacular spots that should not be missed while you're here! We have a couple of pubs in the village, if you fancy a drink then we recommend the Cycle Tavern. It is down the hill on the way there but unfortunately that means it's up the hill to get back at the end of the night. We also have a couple of convenience stores where you can pick up the essentials, we recommend The Co-op which is a 2min walk and offers a good selection of the bits and bobs you might need to keep you going.

An 18th century, 2500 square foot, 4 bed/3 bath home newly renovated in the center of the village. One of the stars of the TV series "Outlander" (season 1, episode 1, scene 1!). Central village location. All the local attractions on your doorstep.

Our home in Falkland dates back at least to 1777 as you can see from the marriage lintel - but probably at least one hundred years further back than that! We have four proper-sized bedrooms, drawing room, dining room, study and 3 bathrooms. We renovated it in the summer of 2017 to reflect the Scottish village location, the period of the property but also to make it a comfortable stylishly rustic home for the 21st century. It is our home in Scotland, it is full of personal touches & antiques that reflect us as a family and we hope you enjoy your stay with us. Find us online "The Panmure Collection"

Falkland is an historic conservation village nestled at the base of the East Lomond Hills. There are pubs, restaurants, walks in the nearby Falkland Estate and east access to the stunning East Neuk & St Andrews.

Self-contained newly renovated stable, set in a picturesque courtyard which once served the stately home ( known as the award winning Balbirnie House Hotel), nestled in a 400 acre parkland which also hosts Balbirnie Park Golf Course (to which guests have access to a 35% discount), Markinch Caravan Park, Victorian Walled Garden, as well as beautiful walks around its famous Rhododendron collection. There are so many reasons why this is the perfect venue, just come and see for yourself!

Please watch our drone video on YouTube "Old Balbirnie Stable" https://youtu.be/G_6rusVAvcA Apartment decorated to a high standard with guests in mind. Spacious, sunny open entrance hall. Double bedroom featuring: Fitted, full length triple mirrored wardrobes Bedside tables and night lights on both sides Pull out single mattress (optional if required) Travel cot if required Bathroom with large shower area, sink and toilet Open, sociable Living/kitchen space with 2 leather sofas, one of which pulls out into a double bed. Variety of board games for all ages, reading materials as well as freeview TV and wifi.

There are lovely places to go, see and enjoy around the area. The town of Markinch, known as the ancient capital of Fife, is located in central Fife, which boasts, beautiful country side, coastal scenes, beaches, restaurants and attractions, making it the ideal location to explore Fife further. Only a 30 minute drive to either St Andrews (the Home of Golf) or Edinburgh (hosted the famous Edinburgh Fringe Festival for over 70 years) and close to many other famous areas such as Scottish highlands and borders. Here you can find endless amounts of attractions along with both its historic and natural beauty. More information is accessible within the accommodation, detailing attractions and amenities and we are always around should you have any questions or want pointed in a good direction.

The bedroom is bright due to the 2 large velux windows . There is an ensuite shower and toilet . The room is accessed via spiral staircase .

We are available to pick up and drop off guest from the nearby railway stations.

Freuchie has a hotel that serves good meals also with swimming pool and gym which are open to the public . There are walks and cycle paths . We are 2 miles from the historic village of Falkland with Falkland palace and gardens .Also where Highlander is filmed . There are lovely walks and an organic shop and restaurant . We are 14 miles from St.Andrews the home of golf .15 miles from Dundee and 36 miles from Edinburgh.

Beautiful, extensively renovated, detached bungalow in lovely, historic village. Perfectly situated with easy access to country walks and Falkland Palace which is a few minutes away. Contemporary in style with stunning views of Falkland Hill from private, enclosed garden.

Ideal for hill walkers, golfers, country lovers, those interested in Scottish history, fans of Outlander TV series. We are happy to welcome one well-behaved dog. Please tell us if you plan to bring a dog so that we can discuss its needs in advance and be suitably prepared.

The property resides in the beautiful, historical village of Falkland, situated at the north foot of Falkland Hill, in the heart of the Kingdom of Fife. Falkland is small but picturesque, with traditional craft shops, quaint cafes, restaurants, pubs, hotels and lodges. Its unique charm and history led to Falkland being recognised as the first conservation village in Scotland. Architecturally the burgh is of great interest with many houses being over 300 years old having the thatched roofs replaced with pantiles. The layout is typically medieval with main street and narrow cross wynds. Falkland Palace was built by King James II, one of the finest examples of French renaissance architecture. It was built to accommodate the royal court and used mainly as a hunting lodge. Fire destroyed the east range of the palace in 1654 and the court never returned. The National Trust for Scotland restored the palace in 1954. Britain’s oldest tennis court was built here in 1539. To the west of the village is the beautiful Falkland Estate. The Estate covers around some 1900 hectares, just under one-fifth of which is wooded, with the rest divided between arable farmland on the low ground and rough grazing on the hills. More than a third is an important “designed” landscape whose major elements date from the 19th century. Falkland Estate is today a place of recreation for its many visitors. It has a network of pleasure walks from the Victorian and Edwardian periods as well as fascinating buildings such as the Memorial Chapel, the Tyndall Bruce Monument and the Temple of Decision. Situated next to the Falkland Estate is The Pillars of Hercules. This is lovely organically farmed land with its own cafe, open daily 9-5 serving delicious meals, cakes and coffee. There is also a farm shop open daily 9-6 with a great selection of fresh organic fruit, eggs and vegetables as well as wholefoods, home baked breads, meat, dairy products and gluten-free food. Recently, Falkland was used as the setting for scenes from the TV series, Outlander. The village also hosts a tennis club, a cricket club, a nine hole golf course, a local amateur football club and a bowling club as well as a small Farmer's Market selling the best and freshest of the local produce. Falkland is a great place for dog lovers. A few of the pubs and local shops are dog friendly and there are many fantastic walks in the area.

Fountain House is a holiday home, built circa 1690, nestled on the High Street of the historic village of Falkland. Enjoy a retreat in a picturesque location with amenities. Comfortable, charming and full of character.

Fountain House comfortably sleeps up to six adults and two children. The house has been newly renovated and decorated as of summer 2012. The open plan living/dining area has an exposed stone fireplace and wood burning stove. There is also a lovely private back garden with seating area with a view of the village church and Lomond Hill.

Falkland is a quaint village situated at the foot of East Lomond Hill in the heart of the Kingdom of Fife in Scotland. A former royal burgh, Falkland’s unique charm and history are the reason it was the very first conservation village in Scotland. As “Undiscovered Scotland” states, there are few other villages in the country quite so rich in wonderful old buildings. Many houses in Falkland are over 300 years old and 28 buildings are listed with the National Trust. The medieval design of the town is made up of a high street and narrow cross wynds now full of life with traditional shops, restaurants, pubs, hotels and lodges. The most remarkable of the historic buildings is Falkland Palace, only just down the road from Fountain House. Built by James IV and James V between 1450 and 1541, the Palace was a country residence of the Stuart monarchs of Scotland for over 200 years. The twin-towered gatehouse overlooks the High Street at the center of the village. Fountain House sits beside the Bruce Fountain, the church and town square. Falkland is also home to Britain's oldest tennis court built in 1539 and a nine-hole golf course. Falkland Estate offers many forest trails and cycle paths. A swing park for children and a lovely stream is only a few minutes’ walk from Fountain House.

Cottage in an outbuilding adjacent to our home on a farm dating back to the 1750's situated in 10 acres of peaceful open space next to woodland . Property has recently been converted to form a cosy bedroom, shower room, open plan kitchen and living room with wood burning stove and exposed stone walls. Less than 100yds from the third tee of an open qualifying championship golf course and less than 5 mins drive and 20minutes walk through lovely woods to Ladybank. Ideally situated for golfers and wildlife enthusiasts. Convenient location for exploring Fife and all it's attractions and easy access to Dundee, Perth and Edinburgh. Peaceful country setting with abundant wildlife ds to a mainline station with access to Edinburgh (under an hour), Perth and Dundee (less than 30 mins). We can even pick you up if you are travelling without a car. Perfect for access to Edinburgh Festival/ Fringe. The house would be ideal for golfers wishing to play Ladybank, with private road access to the clubhouse and also for outdoor enthusiasts..lots of walking and cycling too. Our farm is a haven for red squirrels and woodpeckeckers hopefully you'll see them from the cottage window! North East Fife is ideal for golfers. We are less than half an hour away from St Andrews and other famous world class courses. The East Neuk of Fife with all it's glorious villages and seascapes are within easy reach. There are numerous walking and cycling routes including the Fife Pilgrims Way. Access to areas north of Fife is easy with frequent train services to Inverness and Aberdeen There are many top class restaurants nearby to choose from..Peat Inn, The Grange, Ostlers Close, The Newport, The Cellar, The Pitlessie Inn, The Craigrothie Inn......plenty in Dundee and Perth, only 30 mins by car or train

Very quiet and peaceful with walks in woods etc on your doorstep. 20 min walk through woods to station. Easy access to Edinburgh on train or drive under 40 minutes. Dundee and perth 30 Minutes

Perfect for a coorie in! Cosy wee sandstone bothy on edge of Ladybank Village, 4ml from Cupar, Fife, Scotland. Set in the small courtyard of Redlands Country Lodge - WeeBothy is 1 of 3 buildings. Stunning views from your private patio - look out for deer! Good for walking breaks. Ladybank is 3/4 mile away and has cafe, pub and shops. Ideal for OfftheRails arthub. St.Andrews 15miles. Wifi. Pet friendly Hot tub is situated at the side of WeeBothy on private decked area overlooking fields.

WeeBothy is a little sandstone former gamekeepers kennels and is now converted into a cosy one bedroom apartment. It is one of three buildings set in the courtyard of Redlands Country Lodge. It's mini self-catering at its cutest! Park right outside your door in the courtyard. Inside, there’s a cosy bedroom with a kingsize bed.There is a modern bathroom with bath and over bath shower & we provide Fairtrade toiletries. Lovely lounge/kitchen area has a comfy leather chair, three seater sofa, fold down dining table and chairs. Patio doors open from the lounge to a small private decked area with table and chairs overlooking the fields beyond. Look out for deer in the field. Our horse Katie will welcome you over the fence! The kitchen area has oven/hob, microwave, larder fridge with icebox. Fully centrally heated. Free WiFi Use of the outdoor hot tub set on decking to the left of WeeBothy is between 12.30pm and 9.30pm latest. On arrival day the hot tub may not be ready until evening to allow us to clean and reheat from previous guests. (On very rare occasions the tub is out of use for cleaning or repairs). We are 3/4 mile from the small village of Ladybank that has small shops for the essentials, including Spar, The Golf Inn Pub, Chemist, Doctors, Vet, Butcher. Great local restaurant The Village Inn, Pitlessie is 2 miles away. The Kettlebridge Inn serves great Italian food and has great atmosphere. The Wee Tearoom is Kingskettle is great for a lazy breakfast from 10am. Cupar is the nearest town, with larger stores and more places to eat. Also, we're only about 4 miles from Falkland with it's beautiful palace and grounds. WeeBothy is part of Redlands Country Lodge grounds, where we have other accommodation also. We live in the house opposite so are on hand if you need us at all but otherwise leave you to enjoy your break. All towels and cleaning essentials provided. We are pet friendly and welcome well behaved owners and dogs. Max.2 dogs. Please read our terms and conditions regarding pets. Please respect our property and don’t let animals on the sofa or furniture at all. We ask that you do not leave the dogs unattended in the property. Lots of nice woodland walks nearby. The rear decking is enclosed.

A countryside courtyard setting with WeeBothy, Redlands Lodge B&B as well as our own home. Lots of woodland walks nearby and a few mins drive to the foot of the Lomond Hills if you fancy a hike. 20 mins or so in the car and you're at the wonderful beaches of Tentsmuir and St Andrews, perfect for blowing city life away! Horse riding at Barbarafield riding stables about 2 miles away. Also on Tentsmuir beach. Art courses for all levels held at the Off the Rails art house found on the platform of Ladybank Station - 3/4 mile from us. Open Studios Fife hosts many artists in Ladybank Village. Trains run directly to Edinburgh in 50 mins or so.

Corner Cottage is situated in the heart of Falkland, Fife. A great location for a romantic or family getaway. Get your walking boots on and explore the surrounding nature such as Maspie Den, Lomond Hills and the historical Falkland Estate. Visit local cafes, shops, restaurants, pubs and of course, Falkland Palace, to enjoy the local atmosphere. Arrive back at the cottage after a day of exploring the local area and relax in the hot tub in the private garden. Instagram - cornercottagefalkland

Recently refurbished to a high standard, country cottage, set in the historic Backhouse Rossie Estate with garden views from the living room, kitchen/diner and the two bedrooms. Benefits include a free garden entry ticket for each guest. We also have a cafe where you can come for breakfast, lunch and tea! This cottage is detached and garden visitors cannot come into cottage area. We will hand over the keys when you arrive and leave you to enjoy in peace!

Spacious sitting room with corner sofa and 2 armchairs. Kitchen equipped with dishwasher, washing machine, fan oven, top cooker, fridge with freezer box. Table seating for 4 people. Double Bedroom has a large fitted cupboard with hanging space, 2x chairs and chest of drawers. Twin room has a large wardrobe with hanging space and chair. Upstairs bathroom has a toilet, bath, sink with towel rail. Downstairs bathroom has a toilet, shower and sink with towel rail. Entrance hall has plenty of room for shoes.

RHS partner garden with converted stables cafe on the estate. Falkland has many attractions including Falkland Palace, Outlander Trail along with charming village shops and cafes. St. Andrews is a 30min drive (Golf and many attractions), Dundee is 30min drive (V&A Museum), Ellie 30min drive (beautiful seaside town) and Edinburgh is 50mins drive. Nearest food shop, take away and chemist 1.7 miles distant in Village of Auchtermuchty.

Perfect for a quiet escape to the country. WeeOne is a cute 1 bedroom apt, w. king size bed, en-suite shower, dressing table. Cosy bedroom with patio doors. Spacious lounge/kitchen. Hob, microwave/combi oven grill, kettle, toaster, fridge. Comfy sofa, TV, dining table. Set in the small courtyard of Redlands Country Lodge, woodland walks nearby. WIFI. Private hot tub, beside the apartment can be used up to 9.30pm. 1 of 2 private apts in building, each has it's own hot tub. No pets, sorry.

WeeOne apartment has it's own front door, opening into the courtyard of Redlands Country Lodge. Ideal for a wee quiet break away in the countryside - we are surrounded by local woodland walks. Only 4 miles to Cupar, 1 mile to Ladybank and 16 to St Andrews. Perfect, relaxing location for getting out in the fresh air or for snuggling in if the weather isn't great! Stylish and quirky decor. This apartment has two connecting rooms - a cosy bedroom with en-suite shower and kingsize, dressing table and chair and a lounge with kitchen area. Kitchen has hob, sink, microwave with combination oven grill, kettle toaster and fridge with icebox. There’s tea, coffee and sugar for your arrival and hairdryer, towels crisp white Iinen and toiletries all provided. Comfy sofa, TV and dining table make this perfect for a few days away to chill out and relax. The private hot tub is set in a secluded area at the side of your apartment. WIFI. Sorry, we no longer accept pets in our log cabin apartments. Please see our WeeBothy at Redlands Country Lodge listing for dog friendly space. We are not in the village of Ladybank but on a country road about 3/4 mile away from the village. Nice village pub called The Golf Inn, plus The Kiltmakers Cafe if you fancy a wee 1 mile walk. Use of a car is advisable of you are planning on exploring the area. Or if it's raining! Fantastic country walks and woodland surround us. We are 16 miles from St Andrews, approx 5 from the market town of Cupar and 4miles to the stunning historic village of Falkland. This is ideal for those looking for a quiet, laid back stay in a peaceful setting. This is not a place for loud music or parties!

Lovely countryside setting 1 mile from Ladybank Village, Cupar Fife

Cosy annexe in the village of Markinch, with great travel links via the train station (5 minute walk away). The annexe has a private entrance and compromises of a studio bedroom with fireplace, kitchenette and bathroom. Balbirnie House Hotel (wedding venue) is in the village, there are bus links to Falkland (Outlander filming locations) and Edinburgh, St Andrews and Dundee are 45 minutes by train. Plenty of local walks. There's a £20 additional charge for pets. New shower installed 31/07/19

A fabulous 3 bedroomed cottage built in 1809 and converted in 1992 from the Steading at Ladywell. Beautiful gardens and a south facing patio make this a relaxing and warm home from home. 2 bathrooms, one an ensuite, and a large kitchen/diner and a light and airy sitting room make this a perfect property for up to 6.