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Cupar St Andrews self catering - modern timber clad house in scenic location

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Vernon's review of Cupar St Andrews self catering
luxury cottage Scotland

 

Luxury self catering Cupar St Andrews - sleeps 6

 

Luxury modern timber clad house in scenic location

 

The pretty hamlet of Chance Inn sits in the heart of the lovely Kingdom of Fife, midway between the Tay and the Firth of Forth, surrounded by farmland, woodland and hills. Bag End is easily recognised as you come into the hamlet - an unusual and striking timber house set in attractive gardens overlooking the countryside, an intriguing design which I am keen to see inside.

A lot of time, patience and hard work has gone into making Bag End and it has definitely paid off. Part of the building is now the owners' private home while the other part forms a separate luxurious holiday home full of interesting, stylish touches and design features. Downstairs is floored with beautiful Italian porcelain heated from beneath and furnished with genuine vintage pieces. Large French windows in the living room give great views of the gardens and countryside and access to outdoors. The unusually shaped kitchen is fitted with solid oak, exceptionally well equipped and stocked with plenty of basics.

A wonderful cherry staircase takes us upstairs where we find more lovely features such as the curved master bedroom with its impressive vaulted ceiling and a fantastic bathroom where the classic roll top bath sits in two gorgeous solid wooden plinths. Light floods the house wherever you go and there's always a ,lovely view from the windows.

Out in the gardens, there's an orchard, lawn, a patio with an enormous chess set and wonderful wooden climbing frames which would be a huge bonus for guests with younger children.

Just a mile from Bag End is the delightful historic village of Ceres where we find two inns, a village green, a burn, a local independent butcher, village shop, post office, pottery and tucked away in a row of old cottages and the Fife Folk Museum, a very interesting wee place which gives a colourful history of rural Fife and is well worth a visit.

A little further on, the royal burgh of Cupar, medieval in character, sits alongside the river Eden - there are plenty of shops and historic buildings to visit here, including the impressive Edwardian Hill of Tarvit Mansionhouse. The gardens here are are lovely, with plenty to explore, interesting walks to follow and there's a good cafe too.

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Further details about this accommodation

Downstairs:

  • Sitting room with DVD and CD players and French doors leading to the gardens. A variety of DVDs, CDs, toys and games are provided.
  • Kitchen in oak, fully equipped and well stocked with ceramic hob, Neff oven, Bosch dishwasher, fridge, three-drawer freezer, microwave, Kenwood food processor, etc. Glazed rear door to the patio and rear garden.
  • Dining/breakfast room with seating for six guests. A large library of tourist and local information is provided in this room, making it a great place for planning your week’s activities.
  • WC with shaver point and heated Demista mirror.
  • Large heated storage / airing cupboard with space for coats, boots and excess baggage.

Upstairs:

  • Master Bedroom
    Very unusual curved master bedroom with vaulted ceiling, sprung king-size bed, separate access to the family bathroom, hairdryer, Freeview television and radio.
  • Double Bedroom
    Very pretty bedroom with sprung double bed and superb country views.
  • Family / Twin Bedroom
    Large family / twin bedroom with sprung double bed, sprung single bed, and fantastic country views to the front and back. A cot can be added on request.
  • Family Bathroom
    Well appointed family bathroom with Italian WC & Sink. Power shower and separate roll top bath. Heated Demista mirror and shaver point.
  • Linen Storage and Laundry
    Well-stocked linen cupboard with extra hanging space and fitted washing machine. Outside drying facilities are provided in the garden with a clothes airer for indoor use. Fast-dry facilities are available on request.

Gardens:

  • Landscaped gardens to front and rear.
  • Patio area with outdoor barbecue, dining table and chairs.
  • Separate orchard planted in 2006.
  • Giant outdoor chess board.
  • Ample private off-road parking next to the house.
  • Open views of the Fife countryside to front and rear.
  • A variety of wildlife can be seen throughout the year.
Our top 5 reasons why you would choose to stay here
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Hopetoun Monument Walk: yYou can view the Hopetoun Monument at the top of the hill, is a 29m (95ft) column erected in memory of Sir John Hope, the fourth Earl of Hopetoun who fought in the Battle of Corunna in 1809. There are several Munros in the area:
1. Ben Chonzie - via Glen Turret
2. Ben Vorlich and Stuc a' Chroin - South of Loch Earn from Ardvorlich.
3. Meall nan Tarmachan - Just North East of Killin.
4. The Ben Lawers group from the North side of Loch Tay which Includes - Meall a' Choire Leith, Meall Corranaich, Beinn Ghlas, Ben Lawyers, An Stuc, Meall Garbh and Meall Greigh (7 Munros).

good area for fishing The Eden has always maintained a good head of brown trout. The brown trout of the Eden offer some of the finest dry fly fishing in Scotland, and many of the international river fishing competitors come to the Eden to practise their skills. It is looked upon as a difficult but rewarding water.
self catering Golf is a way of life in Perthshire and there are over 300 courses in the county ranging from our own local 18 hole course to the world-class championship courses at Gleneagles and St Andrews.
gardens Hill of Tarvit Mansion House and Gardens - the gardens were built to the designs of Sir Robert Lorimer and feature woodland, parkland, farmland and open heath, with extensive views.
hotel The Kingarroch Inn is just a short walk and offers a good menu of seasonal locally produced food. in very comfrotable formal or informal surroundings. The Cerres Inn, just up the road offers a good selection of beers and a good Bistro menu - and the Kettlebridge Inn does Mexican food.