Creel Cottage

Cottage Description

Set within a recent and sympathetically converted small courtyard (formally a fish merchants yard) and only a few moments stroll from the picturesque harbour with roof top views across the Firth of Forth and out to Bass Rock this extremely comfy and charming town house makes an perfect holiday base.

Creel Cottage comprises of two bedrooms: a twin bedroom with zip and link beds (6ft double by arr) and a double bedroom with ensuite shower room. The comfortable lounge has a dining area and Freeview TV, there is a well equipped fully fitted kitchen and the bathroom has a bath with shower, toilet and washbasin.

Anstruther the largest of the East Neuk angling villages is home to the Scottish Fisheries Museum as well as fascinating shops, friendly pubs and an award winning fish and chip shop (500 yards). Only nine miles away lies the home of golf, the ancient university town of St Andrews and many other brilliant courses are close by. Guests can take pleasure in boat trips to the Isle of May there are amazing coastal footpaths and the beaches are superb.

Cottage Details

Max Amount of People: 4
Rates: Low Season Price from £314 to High/Peak Season Price of £595 - Prices are approximate please use the availability & prices button to check exact costs and any special offers available.
Amenities: Multi Bath Shower, Non Smoking, Pub Close By, Sandy Beach 5 Miles, Sea 5 Miles, Short Break

Cottage Location

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Customer Rating/Reviews

Anstruther is a very picturesque harbour / fishing village on the east coast of Fife, Scotland and is close to St. Andrews. Further, it is central for travelling to the many attractions on offer in the area. The village also contains several establishments for eating out, all of which provide a high standard of cuisine at reasonable prices. Author: Mr C, Leeds, West Yorkshire - Date Submitted: 07/2011

Ideal for touring the area. There were plenty of good reaturants and pubs. The food was locally sourced with plenty of sea food. Author: Mrs J, Bideford, Devon - Date Submitted: 04/2011

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