Daisybank & Smithy Cottage in Kingsbarns

About Daisybank & Smithy Cottage:
Daisybank is a substantial stone fronted property on two levels which has been completely renovated in 2008. There is oil fired central heating. The accommodation which comfortably sleeps 6 comprises:

Downstairs:

Hall with access to lounge, dining room and bathroom, stairs to upper level; Lounge with feature gas coal effect fire, flat screen television and dvd player; Familyroom/bedroom 4, situated off the lounge and has tv and playstation 2 (please bring some games if you wish to use) a double sofa bed which converts to full 4’6’’ double bed, a selection of books and board games;

Dining room, with open log fire, dining table with 8 chairs; Family bathroom with corner bath, separate shower enclosure;

Kitchen, newly refitted in 2008, with double oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and washing machine.

Upstairs:

Large master bedroom with ensuite bathroom (room approx 13’ x 19’ – ample room for travel cot);

Bedroom 2 with bunkbeds; Bedroom 3 with twin beds; Separate wc and washbasin;

The garden is shared with the Smithy and there is a large shed to the rear of the properties that can be used for storage of bikes, golf clubs, prams etc. We ask for your agreement that you will lock the padlock at all times following use to safeguard the items stored there by all guests.

Surrounding area:
KINGSBARNS CONSERVATION VILLAGE

So called because it used to house the monarch's grain for use at either Crail or Falkland Palace, this small, peaceful village, conveniently located between St Andrews and Crail, was the first designated conservation area in Fife. The village lies in the eastern part of the East Neuk of Fife near the sea. Now renowned for its award winning beach and magnificent coastline environment. Kingsbarns is a throwback to an age of village tranquillity which is an ideal setting for a relaxing country break.

The village is also starting to attract quite a number of golfers due to the quality of The Kingsbarns Links, a course that should be high on your list of must play golf courses in Fife. The village features a village shop and a former early 19th century coaching inn called The Barns which serves good food (1st picture bottom row). The Gardens at Cambo House just outside the village are a good day out for the family.