House on the Rock - Luxury self catering holiday cottage - Pittenweem - Fife

History abounds in this unique village. From the cottage ‘wynds’ lead up to different parts of Pittenweem. Half way up one of these is St Fillans cave. Many of the small houses in the village bear plaques showing that they have been restored by the National Trust for Scotland. Pittenweem is the most active fishing port on the East Neuk coast of Fife. Visitors can watch the fish market conducted in the sheds on the harbour from 8am each morning.

Pittenweem celebrates every year a summer arts festival that attracts international visitors during early August. It boasts a rich seam of galleries and artists who have relocated to this unique harbour village. It is also home to a varied selection of eateries with locally caught seafood a speciality together with locally grown produce.

	Pittenweem and its Surroundings
	History abounds in this unique village. From the cottage ‘wynds’ lead up to different parts of Pittenweem. Half way up one of these is St Fillans cave. Many of the small houses in the village bear plaques showing that they have been restored by the National Trust for Scotland. Pittenweem is the most active fishing port on the East Neuk coast of Fife. Visitors can watch the fish market conducted in the sheds on the harbour from 8am each morning. Pittenweem celebrates every year a summer arts festival that attracts international visitors during early August. It boasts a rich seam of galleries and artists who have relocated to this unique harbour village. It is also home to a varied selection of eateries with locally caught seafood a speciality together with locally grown produce.

	Also yards from the cottage is the coastal footpath that follows the dramatic coastline and which offers the walker, the artist and nature lover endless opportunity to take advantage of this truly marvellous location. The resort town of Anstruther is just 30 minutes easy walk away and from there boat trips can be organised to the Isle of May noted for its colony of puffins and grey seals. The ancient university city of St Andrews with its sweeping sandy bays is just ten miles away. Circa AD 345 St Rule is said to have landed here with the bones of Saint Andrew the patron saint of Scotland. The cathedral was built in the 12th century, the university founded in the 15th century and in 1754, the Royal Society of St Andrews Golfers was set up. There are now five 18-hole golf courses, the British Golf Museum and dozens of quality shops, restaurants and art galleries. And Pittenweem is still less than an hour’s drive to the centre of Edinburgh or the highland gateways of Stirling and Perth.


House on the Rock 42 Midshore Pittenween Fife Scotland KY10 2NW	designed by Mr Websites
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