Queensferry: aluguel por temporada para famílias

3 Bedroom apt, Queensferry,10 miles from Edinburgh

3 bedroom ground floor apt with amazing views of Forth Bridges. Queensferry is 30 minutes from Edinburgh city centre + easy access to Fife & Lothian. Dalmeny Train station is nearby (Edinburgh & Fife train line). Large lounge, dining area, kitchen (coffee machine, dishwasher, washing machine, elec cooker, fridge/freezer), 3 Bedrooms & bathroom (Bath & Shower), gas central heating & private parking. Pubs, bars, restaurants, beach, harbour, supermarket & bus stop all on your door step. Sleeps 6.

The Wee Glasshouse

The Wee Glasshouse is a modern, studio apartment in the picturesque coastal location of Dalgety Bay. It’s designed to enjoy breathtaking views of the bridges and is situated on the Fife Coastal Path with its many beaches and woodlands. The Wee Glasshouse has features similar to our own house which was filmed for More 4’s ‘Building The Dream’. TV Presenter Charlie Luxton visited several times to record its progress and was aired in Jan 2017. In 2020 it featured in Scotland’s Home of the Year.

The Nook, Studio Apartment, South Queensferry

This contemporary studio is beautifully set with the famous Forth Bridges to the front and railway trail to the rear. Clever design allows the glass fronted living space to accommodate living, sleeping and cooking comfortably. The picturesque seaside town of South Queensferry is less than 10 miles from Edinburgh and has excellent transport links. If you wish to travel further Queensferry is excellently positioned to get to the rest of Scotland's attractions. Its simply a lovely place to stay!

The Garden Townhouse

Nestled in our lovely walled garden and situated in the beautiful heritage quarter of our ancient capital Dunfermline, is the Garden Townhouse. Recently refurbished to a luxury and cosy standard, this home from home makes a great base to explore the Kingdom of Fife, Edinburgh, Glasgow and more and placed to access to the Fife Pilgrim Way. Our Townhouse was commissioned in 1875 by local legend and world-famous, Andrew Carnegie and has been stylishly converted into a bright and modern home.

The Great Hall, Dollarbeg Castle

This 2 bedroom apartment is the beautifully converted former Great Hall of Dollarbeg Castle. Built in 1890, Dollarbeg Castle was the last gothic baronial style building of its type ever built. Beautifully restored in 2007 to the very highest standards, it was converted into 10 luxury properties, one of which is a conversion of the original "Great Hall" with its vaulted ceiling and majestic views across the formal grounds towards the Ochil Hills in the distance.

Stylish Courtyard House in Fife Coastal Village

The Wall House was converted in 2020 from an historic fishing net repair building - it's old outside but super energy efficient & modern inside. It’s a truly unique, stylish and comfortable place to be. The Wall House is also designed to be accessible to a person with restricted mobility. Set in a Fife seaside conservation village you’ll find yourself in a 'get away from it all' location but just a short drive to Edinburgh, the East Neuk & St Andrews.

9 The Mansion House, Dollarbeg

The luxury apartment forms part of a stunning modernised Victorian Mansion House set in its own beautiful gardens with far reaching views. It is the perfect location for exploring central Scotland with easy access to Edinburgh (annual Festival in August), Glasgow, Stirling, Perth, Gleneagles and St Andrews.

Luxury modern apartment( near edinburgh)

Exceptionally modern just refurbished this year, coastal path on doorstep, takes you to the seafront/beach etc, bus stop is 2minutes away which takes you into edinburgh in 40mins or st andrews in one hour, stunning high end bar/bistro called louie browns.. lots of other places to visit also..

Beautiful apartment in historic centre

Our lovely apartment nestles right at the foot of Edinburgh Castle, down a little atmospheric cobbled lane just beside the Grassmarket, which is in the heart of Edinburgh's historic Old Town. In mediaeval times the lane was part of the stables area for the King of Scotland's horses.