Email 8A Shore Street enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
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Anstruther
Charming,
comfortable, and spacious two bedroom flat with spectacular views over
Anstruther Harbour and the Firth of Forth.Ideally situated for exploring
the nearby picturesque ports of Crail, Pittenweem, St. Monans, and Elie.
Anstruther is just 50 miles north of Edinburgh and 9 miles to the south of St. Andrews making it a great base for enjoying world-renowned golf courses, exploring the city, or experiencing the rich heritage of the Kingdom of Fife.The port of Anstruther is also the gateway to the Isle of May, a National Nature Reserve, five miles off the coast.
The flat is on the first floor of a Category B listed building rebuilt in 1835 that sits on the shorefront of Anstruther. The building is situated at the west end of Shore Street with a supermarket, post office, and varied shops, pubs, and restaurants within easy walking distance. There is a small garden area and plenty of outdoor storage for bikes and golf clubs. Anstruther is the largest in a string of picturesque fishing villages in the East Neuk of Fife.
8A Shore Street Facilities
Bed Linen Provided
Central Heating Throughout Property
DVD Player Available
Electric Cooker
Electric Shaver Point
Flush Toilet In Unit
Freezer
Fridge
Gas Central Heating
Heating Throughout Property
Hot Water Shower/ Washing Facilities
Hot water In Unit
Iron Available
Ironing Facilities
King Size Bed
Kitchen
Linen & Towels Supplied
Linen Provided
Lounge
Mains Electricity
Microwave
Property Heated Throughout
Satellite / Cable TV
Sea/Loch View
Shower
TV In Room
Television
Towels Provided
Wash Hand Basin
Washing Machine
Activities:
Coastal Walk
Fife Coastal Walk is a 78-mile trail connecting the Forth Road Bridge
to the Tay Bridge. The path can be walked in sections and is particularly
beautiful in the East Neuk as it weaves in and out of the pretty harbour
villages.A mixture of woodland walks, sandy beaches and breathtaking cliffs
provide a variety of different experiences for both recreational and serious
walkers.
Isle of May
The island is a National Nature Reserve (NNR). It has a fascinating history
and is a bird watchers’ paradise. From April to July the island
is covered with breeding kittiwakes, razorbills, guillemots, shags, and
puffins. Gray seals can be seen all year round.You can also see the remains
of a 12th Century monastery and the oldest light house in Scotland.The
“May Princess” sails once a day from May to September out
of Anstruther Harbour, on the tide (weather permitting).
Anstruther Harbour AND FISHERIES MUSUEM
Anstruther was once the main herring port in Scotland with an extensive
harbour and a large fleet of vessels. Although fishing boats do still
leave from Anstruther harbour they now fish for shellfish.The Scottish
Fisheries Museum is an award winning museum situated on the harbourfront
of Anstruther that records the history of the Scottish fishing industry.
Fishing or sailing excursions from Anstruther Harbour can be arranged
by us through private charter.
Please note:
No Pets Allowed
No Smoking Permitted
Email 8A Shore Street enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
