Dooker's Nook- Quirky Coastal Cottage, Pittenweem, Pittenweem

Fife. Sleeps up to 5

Dooker's Nook is a traditional coastal cottage which has been given a new lease of life with its bright and quirky interior. The cottage is located on a quiet lane just steps from the shoreline, making it a great choice for a relaxing break by the sea. Taking inspiration from the owners' love of wild swimming, Dooker's Nook is a comfortable and stylish retreat with lots of homely touches. With two bedrooms, the property can accommodate up to five guests.

Entering the property there is a spacious hallway. The ground floor has a lounge with focal fireplace with electric stove as well as a writing desk where you can catch up on emails or write your postcards. The well equipped dining kitchen has everything you should need for a self catering stay. The family bathroom with shower over bath completes the ground floor. The staircase to the upper level is adorned with lots of coastal themed art work. Both bedrooms are bright with rooftops views to the sea. The double bedroom is decorated in calm neutral shades and the family room has a single bed as well as seating which can be used as a sofa bed as required.
Guests can catch the sun to the front of the property and make use of the bench and bistro set. There is a range of books and games available for quiet nights in. The seawater tidal pool is a short walk away, perfect for a refreshing early morning swim or to cool down after a day exploring the area.
Pittenweem is one of the beautiful East Neuk fishing villages on the East coast of Fife, famed for coastal walks, picture perfect scenery and fabulous fresh produce. St Andrews is 15 minutes by car and Edinburgh one hour.
Pets - allowed

This vacation home is located in Anstruther. Anstruther Golf Club and Crail Golfing Society - Balcomie and Craighead Courses are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those looking for area attractions can visit La Petite Epicerie and Scottish Fisheries Museum. Cambo Estate Gardens and British Golf Museum are also worth visiting.