Located next to the historic harbour in Cellardyke, the cottage could not be closer to the sea and beach. The harbour is quiet and picturesque with usually just a few boats moored up at the side. The small beach at the harbour head is ideal for kiddies and your furry friends (my grandchildren love it) where they can play safely and the harbour is great for paddle-boarding or kayaking.
In the evening you can have a meal or a drink at the local hostelry only 75 yards from the cottage, or take your glass to the harbourside and watch the sun go down.

As a former fisherman's cottage, we were sympathetic to its age and character when we renovated and decorated it yet it has all the advantages of modern living - wi-fi, Smart tv, great central heating, and double glazing.
The cottage is our family holiday home and we use it regularly: this makes it very homely and we know from experience that it has everything you could need for a really comfortable, relaxing holiday. There is a wood burning stove in the living room which is ideal on cooler Scottish summer evenings, and we love lighting it. The kitchen is well equipped, the furniture is robust and comfortable, there are quality linens on the beds, and lovely pure cotton towels in the bathroom. The walk-in shower is huge - I can get all three grandkids in at once!
We love holidaying in Cellardyke as there is so much to do! The Coastal Path runs right past the front door, there is a kayaking and canoeing school about 500 metres away and also a kiddies play park at the same place. Wild swimming, either in the harbour or at the tidal pool, is a very popular way to start the day in Cellardyke. St. Andrews, with all its shops, pubs, restaurants and sights, is about 20 minutes away and there are also all of the other quaint East Neuk towns to explore.