Horse Mill Cottage
Description: Nestling on a peaceful upland farm and on the edge of a forest ideal for cycling and walking from the doorstep these beautiful barn conversions have been sensitively and creatively renovated. Boasting individual gardens and separate access they sit beside the owners' 16th century farmhouse. Pretty East Neuk fishing villages the Scone Palace St Andrews Falkland Palace (7 miles) RSPB Loch Leven and Perth (15 miles) are all in easy reach. Golf riding and fishing are nearby; pubs and shops in Auchtermuchty 2 miles. Horse Mill Cottage can also be used as an accommodation base when playing Falkland Golf course more information on the course can be found on the website rateyourcourse United Kingdom the site that allows golfers to Play & Rate United Kingdom Golf Courses.
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| Overall rating: | 9.8 |
"We thought the holiday property was outstanding and cannot suggest anything to improve the experience! We will be recommending this holiday to family, friends and others as everyone in our party was most impressed with the accommodation. "
Mr R, BONNYRIGG, Midlothian, 5th Mar 2010
"A perfect holiday for people wanting to get away from it all, but with facilities to entertain the kids. The property was excellent!"
Mrs D, MORPETH, Northumberland, 12th Feb 2010
"We thoroughly enjoyed our winter break here. We specifically chose the cottage for the facilities (pool, gym, games room), and we were not disappointed. We were also impressed by the location which is very rural with a lovely outlook to the hills and forest. It was a lovely treat and we would consider returning to this cottage. "
Mr M, BERWICK-UPON-TWEED, 11th Jan 2010
"We have just returned from an amazing short break at Horse Mill Cottage. Fantastic accommodation and facilities and our kids loved the pool and games room, they didn’t want to go anywhere else! We will be booking again for later on this year, our thanks to Kate and Ian. "
Mrs R, GLASGOW, West Dunbartonshire, 8th Jan 2010
"The holiday was perfect!"
Mrs R, GLASGOW, West Dunbartonsh, 8th Jan 2010
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