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Enjoy extravagant comfort in a picturesque seaside village, with views over Blacksands Beach and unforgettable sunrises across the bay. This beautifully upgraded 125-year-old villa sits on a peaceful private street; the very first street from the beach and just moments from the local golf course.
Perfectly positioned, the villa is just a one-minute walk from the shoreline and four minutes from the train station, with boutique shops, a stylish wine bar and a local deli nearby. With super king-size beds, crisp white bedlinen, luxury toiletries and a sun-soaked conservatory, the home offers a true five-star experience from the moment you arrive - complete with a complimentary Prosecco welcome pack.
Registration: FI 00483 F
EPC rating: D
Inside, the villa blends period charm with contemporary luxury. The open-plan living room features panoramic bay windows with superb sea and garden views, flowing seamlessly into the conservatory (a guest favourite) which enjoys underfloor heating and sunlight throughout the day. Modern comforts include free Wi-Fi, a Smart TV and a Bluetooth speaker.
The fully equipped designer kitchen offers Smeg appliances, an induction hob, oven, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine, with an elegant dining area for six. All three bedrooms are located upstairs, each with a super king-size zip-and-link bed, hypo-allergenic pillows, sumptuous linens and its own en-suite bathroom with luxury Scottish toiletries. An additional ground-floor WC adds further convenience.
The standout feature is the sun-filled rear conservatory, offering panoramic views over the beach, bay and golf course, the perfect spot for morning coffee or a peaceful evening retreat. The property is situated on a quiet private street with easy access to local walking routes and the beach just moments away.
Guests have exclusive access to the entire home, including outdoor recycling facilities located beside the house. Please note that hen, stag and similar parties are not permitted, ensuring a tranquil environment for all.
Burntisland, United Kingdom
View location mapBy Car
From Edinburgh, follow the A90 north across the Queensferry Crossing, then continue on the M90. Take Exit 2A for the A921 toward Kirkcaldy/Inverkeithing. Follow the A921 through Burntisland and into Kinghorn. As you enter Kinghorn, continue along the A921 (High Street) and turn onto Harbour Road, then follow signs toward the waterfront. Seaside Place runs directly along the shoreline, and number 25 is located on the seafront. If approaching from Kirkcaldy, follow the A921 south toward Kinghorn, then turn onto Rossland Place and follow the road down toward Seaside Place. On-street parking is available nearby.
By Train
The nearest station is Kinghorn Railway Station, which sits on the Fife Circle Line. From the station, it’s approximately a 5–10 minute walk. Exit the station toward the town centre, walk downhill toward the waterfront until you reach Seaside Place. Turn right on Seaside Place. Number 25 is a few minutes' walk down this street on the left. Regular services operate from Edinburgh Waverley, Kirkcaldy, and the wider Fife area.
By Air
From Edinburgh Airport, the property is approximately a 35–45 minute drive. Take the A90 north across the Queensferry Crossing, merge onto the M90, then follow signs to the A921 for Kinghorn as detailed above.
Public transport is available via airport bus or tram to Edinburgh city centre, followed by a train to Kinghorn on the Fife Circle Line.
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