The Turnstone

Offering wonderful views over the Firth of Forth and towards the Isle of May, this stylishly designed lodge enjoys a fantastic location on a 300-acre arable farm. A fantastic holiday base for four guests, the property is ideal for families and couples exploring a stunning corner of Scotland. Perfect for discovering the East Neuk of Fife, this tranquil lodge is within easy reach of the picturesque coastal resort of Anstruther, with St Andrews, the home of golf, just a few miles north. Part of a small complex of properties, this bright and airy property is a great getaway for eager walkers, bikers, golfers and nature lovers.

This attractive, spacious and light-filled lodge has been lovingly decorated in fresh, relaxing shades throughout, and has been tastefully furnished to provide a comfortable and welcoming retreat. The lodge also offers a fantastic private hot tub for you to luxuriate in on the decked area outside, along with a warming wood burner in the refreshing and idyllic main living area.

Stepping into this stylishly designed lodge, the spacious, bright and peaceful open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner makes a great space for you to sit back and unwind in after a fantastic day spent exploring the East Neuk. Perfect for sitting back and admiring the views through the glass doors, the beautiful main living area has plenty of useful features including a warming wood burner, a Smart TV, a pretty dining area and a fully equipped kitchen. You will also find two en-suite super-king-size bedrooms, each with a Smart TV and beautiful views over the countryside.

Outside, the fully enclosed raised patio overlooks the garden and has plenty of outdoor furniture, making it an ideal spot for a BBQ, a morning coffee or for stargazing into the night. There’s also a sheltered private hot tub to relax in.

• 2 bedrooms – 2 super-king-size zip-and-links (which can be made into twins on request)
• 1 en-suite bathroom with bath, separate shower and WC and 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC.
• Electric oven and gas hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and wine cooler
• Utility room with washer/dryer
• Travel cot and highchair available
• Wood burner (first basket of logs included)
• Smart TV with Bluetooth sound bar in lounge and Smart TVs in both bedrooms
• Enclosed patio and garden with seating areas and gas BBQ
• Ample off-road private parking available
• Private sheltered hot tub – bathrobes provided
• Storage for bicycles available
• Pubs, restaurant, shops and beach 2 miles
• Arrival: 16:00 onwards
• Departure: before 10:00, unless otherwise stated in your arrival details
• 1 dog allowed. Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week
• There is an Accidental Damage Deposit of £200 when booking at this property, however this may be waived for £25. We’ll provide more details about this when booking your holiday.

The East Neuk of Fife makes a fabulous base for breathtaking walks and cycle rides along the Fife Coastal Path. This is a stunning area for walkers, nature lovers, cyclists, photographers and golfers, with quaint villages, beautiful countryside and glorious coastlines to discover.

The coastal town of Anstruther (3 miles) is known for its fish and chips and is the site of the fascinating Scottish Fisheries Museum. You can join a boat trip from Anstruther Harbour to the Isle of May, a beautiful island with a long history of smuggling, which is now a nature reserve where you may spot a bob of grey seals and a variety of seabirds including puffins, razorbills and terns.

The pretty village of Pittenweem (4 miles) has a good choice of shops, pubs and restaurants, with a number of attractions including Pittenweem Skate Park, St Monans Windmill and St Fillan’s Cave. Other local attractions are Kellie Castle (4 miles), Scotland’s Secret Bunker (2 miles) and Kingsbarns Distillery (5.5 miles).

On the coast, fans of outdoor pursuits can head to Elie Watersports (8.5 miles). The East Neuk is renowned for its numerous excellent golf courses, including those at Anstruther (3.5 miles), Crail (7 miles) and Kingsbarns (6.5 miles). The home of golf, St Andrews (6.5 miles) is only a little way to the north. St Andrews is also known for its medieval streets, ancient buildings, historic university and ruined cathedral, and has a wide range of great pubs, cafes, shops and restaurants.