Find self catering and cottages close to fishing in Fife
2 luxury cottages and self catering accommodation that are near fishing in Fife. A range of superb quality cottages across Fife.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly prices from £700
Self catering accommodation in Newport on Tay sleeps 8.
Features include: Detached • Fishing nearby Open Fire or Wood Burner Stove Luxury accommodation • Golf near by sleeps 8
Accommodation overview: This handsome detached house is one of two in a superb location on the River Tay with stunning across the river to the Sidlaw Hills. Built in the traditional style on the site of a former fishing station, the house offers an exceptionally high standard in very peaceful surroundings. Sea trout and salmon fishing is available. For guests who wish to bring a boat, slipway facilities and moorings are available in front of the property. There are numerous golf courses in the area, including the famous Old Course at St. Andrews, 11 miles away and many National Trust properties and historic houses to explore. Cross the Tay Bridge to visit the City of Discovery. Dundee and see HM Frigate Unicorn, the oldest British-built warship still afloat and RRS Discovery, launched in 1901 and set sail for Antartica under the command of Captain Scott in his first voyage to try and find the South Pole. Explore the beautiful Angus Glens and sample the soft fruits for which this beautiful area is renowned. This lovely spacious house is designed to take full advantage of the magnificent views and is beautifully presented, with tasteful decor, very comfortable furnishings and some lovely pieces of antique furniture. Polished wood floors are featured and there are many attractive finishing touches.
  
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Sleeps 15
Weekly prices from £866
Self catering accommodation in Lower Largo sleeps 15.
Features include: Fishing nearby Wheelchair access • Near the Beach • Close to the Sea Open Fire or Wood Burner Stove Pub near by Luxury accommodation • Golf near by Garden • sleeps 15
Accommodation overview: Cardy Net House was built in 1867 by D. Gillies, a direct descendant of Alexander Selkirk (Robinson Crusoe) who was born in Lower Largo. This former net factory supplied fishing nets for the herring industry and was skilfully renovated by the architect owners to offer an exceptional and unique holiday home which has featured on television. The impressive interior has a vast open plan living area, one wall is entirely glazed with triple patio doors opening onto a sun terrace overlooking the beach and enjoying magnificent uninterrupted views across the sea and East coastline. The room is very bright as the vaulted ceiling is mainly glazed with beams, and there is simulated flagstone flooring - the relaxing lounge area is centred around an open fire with a piano for entertainment and the luxurious kitchen offers the ultimate in stylish design. The contemporary interior is further enhanced with sophisticated lighting - this contrasts beautifully with the vibrantly decorated bedrooms which have a cosy and traditional ambience. All the bathrooms have beautiful free standing Victorian baths and fittings. Visitors have shared use of the extended private gardens to the side of the house - these large walled gardens are beautifully landscaped and back onto the lane which runs along the top of the beach. The gardens are safely enclosed for children and there is garden furniture, barbecue, trampoline and swingball. The quaint little village of Lower Largo boasts miles of sandy beach, a nice pub/ hotel serving meals and a shop/PO. Situated on the picturesque East Neuk coastline, there are plenty of opportunities here for sea fishing, sailing and watersports. Enjoy coastal walks or golf on a variety of excellent courses.
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