The property
Anstruther 1.4 miles.
Maimie's Harbourview is a superb three-storey house with some superb views of the harbour and beyond, resting within the popular fishing village of Pittenweem, in Scotland, less than two miles away from the coastal town of Anstruther.
This contemporary property is certain to entice families and friends alike who are looking to explore this wonderful corner of Scotland.
Look forward to unwinding in the first-floor sitting room, where you and your loved ones can enjoy a relaxing evening in front of the TV, catching up on all your favourite shows or even watching the boats come back in to harbour.
A stylish, open-plan, fitted kitchen and dining area awaits you with more fabulous views, with all modern appliances on-hand to help you cook up a storm for the whole family; gather around the dining table to enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal.
Retire of an evening to one of the four well-presented bedrooms, spaced across the ground and second floors, with each floor housing a double and twin room.
The second-floor bedrooms boast wonderful en-suite bathrooms, with high-quality fixtures and fittings as well as more wonderful views.
To the front of the property is a bench area, where you can sit and enjoy the magnificent harbour views.
You are ideally situated for exploring the Fife Coastal Path, a long-distance footpath running from Kincardine to Newburgh, ideal for those interested in walking, cycling and fishing.
Jump in the car and head towards St Andrews for a round of golf, or visit any of the nearby towns and villages for a wide selection of amenities.
Take a trip toward Elie Beach which is just over four miles away and provides a stunning sandy beach and clear waters for family day trips.
After all this sightseeing, use Maimie's Harbourview as your home-away-from-home.
About the location
PITTENWEEM
Anstruther 1 mile; St Andrews 11 miles.
The village of Pittenweem is one of the busiest fishing ports along the East Neuk of Fife and, as such, is a popular attraction for tourists. There is a pub by the delightful harbour, which is surrounded by restored traditional buildings, all adding to its charm. The village name means ‘place of the cave’ and is believed to refer to the cave St Fillan used as a chapel in the 8th century, and where he is reputed to have prepared his sermons by the glow of his arm. The cave is open to the public and sits in Cove Wynd, in the village. The present day Church of Scotland, or The Kirk, sits on the site of the former Pittenweem Priory, an Augustinian Priory dating back to the Middle Ages. Today, the village is popular with tourists and hosts the Pittenweem Arts Festival each August, an event that has grown in size over the years. The East Neuk Festival is another arts festival that also encompasses many of the villages in the area. The village centre sits a few streets back from the shore and boasts a shop, bakers, a Post Office and a café, plus several bars and galleries. From Anstruther, one mile away, take a day trip out into the Firth of Forth and visit the Isle of May, a National Nature Reserve, or visit one of the other attractive coastal villages in this corner of Fife. With St Andrews and Edinburgh easily accessible, there is so much for the visitor to enjoy.