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Greenlaw
House, Collessie, Fife is a spacious converted steading with stunning
views over the Howe of Fife towards the Lomond hills and is set in completely
unspoilt countryside.
Tastefully furnished, the house offers great comfort and a mix of contemporary and antique décor.
Despite it’s rural setting, located between Cupar and Auctermuchty in North Fife, it is well placed for exploring Fife and most of Central Scotland as well as St. Andrews, Dundee, Perth, Dunfermline and Edinburgh and has good transport links.
A high standard of catering is offer and a number of good local restaurants
nearby, dinner can be available on request.
Greenlaw House is a spacious converted steading with stunning views over
the Howe of Fife towards the Lomond hills and is set in completely unspoilt
countryside which can be can accessed directly from the house.
Greenlaw House Accommodation
Decorated to a high standard throughout, with a mix of contemporary and antique, the house is tasteful, comfortable and warm, filled with interesting artworks and ornaments and offers panoramic views from many of the rooms.
The catering is of a high standard, with a wide range of home cooked food on offer; a strong emphasis is placed on locally sourced free range and organic products.
Greenlaw House Facilities
Additional Facilities:
· Bath Ensuite
· Bed Linen Provided
· Central Heating Throughout Property
· Children Welcome
· Electric Shaver Point
· Extra Linen On Request
· Flush Toilet In Unit
· Ground Floor
· Heating Throughout Property
· Hot Water Shower/ Washing Facilities
· Hot water In Unit
· Iron Available
· Ironing Facilities
· King Size Bed
· Linen & Towels Supplied
· Lounge
· Mains Electricity
· Oil Central Heating
· Private Bathroom
· Property Heated Throughout
· Radio
· Shower
· Shower EnSuite
· TV In Room
· Television
· Towels Provided
· Vegetarian
· WC EnSuite
· Wash Hand Basin
· Wash Hand Basin EnSuite
Suitable for:
· Business Travellers
· Families
· Senior Citizens
· Single Travellers
· Young People
Pets:
· Pets Welcome By Arrangement
Children and Infants:
· Outdoor Play Area
General:
· Wildlife Friendly
Other Disabled Facilities:
· Ramp Access
Smoking:
· No Smoking Permitted
Languages Spoken:
· French Speaking
Location:
Visitors can walk for miles without meeting anyone, admiring
the views north to the Sidlaw hills, east to Norman’s and Largo
Laws, west to Pitmedden Forest as well as over the centre of Fife and
the Lomonds.
Roe deer, buzzards and foxes abound and lucky walkers might catch a glimpse of the recently released sea eagles.
In spite of its peaceful rural location, Greenlaw House is very well placed for access to a number of towns and cities; St. Andrews, Perth, Dunfermline, Kirkcaldy and Dundee are each only 25 minutes by car with all they offer in terms of historic sites, cultural destinations and retail opportunities.
Edinburgh is easily accessed – the M90 motorway is only ten minutes away and the drive to the capital takes under an hour; rail connections are good too, Ladybank station is only ten minutes away, with access to most Scottish destinations and there are bus services nearby.
Fife , Perthshire, Kinrosshire, Stirling and the Trossachs, Edinburgh and much of the Highlands can also be explored from this central location.
Getting there from the Information Centre:
From the St. Andrews TIC follow the A91 to the Trafalgar junction just
outside Collessie, then follows the instructions below. From Dunfemrline
follow the M90, turn off to St. Andrews on A91 and follows the directions
by car below. From Perth, follow M90, then turn off at Bridge of Earn,
following signs to Cupar, turn off right onto B937 and follow directions
below.
Getting There by Car:
Greenlaw House is situated on the B937 between the A91 – St. Andrews
to Stirling road and the A913 Bridge of Earn to Cupar road. If approaching
from the south turn off the A9 at the Trafalgar junction – a big
staggered crossroads, taking the B937 northwards signed Lindores and Newburgh
without entering Collessie.
After exactly a mile, your will see a turn to the right marked with signs
for a public footpath and then Braeside, take this and follow the drive
over the railway bridge up the hill past two other houses until you get
to ours at the top with a wall and metal gate. Coming from the North,
turn off the A913 at Lindores, follow the road past the loch for about
two miles round a few bends.
Getting There by Railway:
Ladybank is the nearer station, Kirkcaldy and Leuchars are each about
25 minutes away with East Coast mainline trains stopping there as well
as local trains.
Getting there by Aeroplane:
Dundee (35 minutes) and Edinbugh (45 minutes) are the nearest airports.
Email Greenlaw House enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
