
This Grade A listed castle, is a unique tower house, in a dramatic setting overlooking the Firth of Forth and Edinburgh beyond. Built in the twentieth century, it has a sixteenth century feel because of its design and its use of reclaimed historic timber and stone.
Nestled just off the Fife coastal route, it is accessible by electronic gates, within a walled enclosed garden of 3 acres of grounds. Within the castle, at ground level is the impressive dining room with table that is suitable for seating up to 12 people, with a snug off this and the well equipped kitchen next door. On the floor above, there is the elegant drawing room with comfortable sofas with chandeliers above, with the cinema room off this room. Whilst there is one four poster double room and bathroom on this first floor, the other bedrooms and bathrooms are on the second and third floors. Additionally there is a terraced patio area built up on the side of the castle, which is a great feature for alfresco dining or for just enjoying the stunning view over a drink. The grounds slope away from the castle and are enclosed and include a children’s play area. There is an annexe next door which is available to let as extra for 2 more people if required. Parking within the gates depends on your size of cars, but for no more than 5 vehicles. There is a space outside the gates for 2 further vehicles. This castle is an ideal venue for those wishing to be close to Edinburgh, and will suit family holidays, occasions and golfing groups.
WHAT TO DO IN THE AREA
Being so close to Edinburgh, means easy access into the city for shopping trips. Edinburgh has so many delights to offer, including the Royal Mile, Princess Street, Edinburgh Castle and Edinburgh Zoo, to name but a few. Children will be delighted to know that Deep Sea World, Scotland’s national aquarium is within 20 minutes of the castle. For those travelling to and from Europe, the Rosysth Ferry is nearby and very convenient. Whilst there are local golf courses within a few minutes away, with Aberdour and Burntisland, there is also the whole of Fife to discover including St Andrews. So much to do and so little time to do it.
Ground floor - Entrance hall; stairs to wine cellar; w.c, with wash hand basin and utility room combined; study; dining room with table for 12 people and open fire; fully equipped kitchen; turnpike stairs to first floor.
First floor - Stairs; bathroom, with spa bath, w.c and wash hand basin; double room, with four poster double bed; drawing room, with plasma screen television; cinema room with DVD player; turnpike stairs to second floor.
Second floor - Stairs; bathroom, with spa bath, w.c and wash hand basin; wet room, with shower only; double room, with four poster double bed; twin room, with zip-and-link beds; twin room, with zip-and-link beds; stairs to third floor.
Third floor - Stairs; double room, with double bed, with access to roof garden (unsupervised children not allowed)