Overview

Access to the cottages is via a driveway shared with the Communal centre next door, The Paxton Centre, which is also part of the Homelands Trust-Fife complex. Both the cottages and the Paxton Centre are beautiful buildings and are fully accessible.

Transport & Parking

Disabled parking is excellent, with each cottage having it's own allocated parking space. The village is on a main bus route, with direct bus links to St Andrews and Edinburgh as well as local bus services. 2 train stations within approximately 10 miles, Markinch and Kirkcaldy.

Access

Access is excellent across the board. The cottages are fully accessible on the ground floor, with superbly fitted kitchen, sitting room and bedroom with top of the range hoist. Lowered worktop area in kitchen and flat access to the private garden area and patio in front. The upstairs area is not accessible, but the bedrooms are beautifully finished and decorated with stupendous views over the Forth. A luxurious holiday cottage for the whole family.

Toilets

Spacious wet floor accessible toilet with modern fittings.

Staff

Staff are very helpful, and open to suggestions should you want to put forward ideas. Not at all intrusive and easy to contact.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

This holiday accommodation is the kind of thing I searched for, unsuccessfully, over many years. Whilst being fully and luxuriously accessible, it is attractive to the whole family. Within walking minutes of a glorious beach for youngsters, and with stunning views, wheelchair accessible rambles and with within reach of the county's fabulous golf courses, there is something for everyone here.

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