Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for a luxurious stay in Fife, you’ll love Heritage Quarter. Located in the Heritage Quarter of Dunfermline, the ancient capital of Scotland, this spacious and beautiful two 2 bedroom flat boasts stunning views of the Forth Bridges.

Heritage Quarter is recently renovated with stylish decor, gorgeous high ceilings, original features and wooden flooring throughout. The open plan living space includes a sleek fully-equipped kitchen in glossy teal and white with high-spec appliances. There’s also a dining area with seating for four.

The elegant lounge area is warm and inviting with cosy couches, a beautiful feature fireplace plus a large smart TV. You’ll undoubtedly be drawn to the bay window, where you can curl up with a book while soaking up the lovely views over Dunfermline Abbey and beyond.

There are two spacious and stylish double bedrooms. Both are designed with good night’s sleep in mind with cosy bedding, and while one room has elegant inky blue wall panelling while the other has tranquil deep green walls. There’s also a freshly renovated stylish bathroom that features a walk-in shower.

KEY FEATURES

● City centre location in Dunfermline’s Heritage Quarter
● 2 spacious double bedrooms
● Stunning modern kitchen with high-spec appliances
● Open plan kitchen/lounge area with Freeview TV
● Dining area with seating for 4
● Spacious main bathroom with walk-in shower
● On-street parking
● 10 minutes walk to the train station with links to Edinburgh and beyond

LOCATION

Heritage Quarter is in a fantastic location on Dunfermline’s High Street with the renowned Heritage Quarter right on your doorstep. Check out Dunfermline Abbey, founded by Queen Margaret in the eleventh century, where King Robert the Bruce is buried. Learn about local hero billionaire philanthropist Andrew Carnegie at his Birthplace Museum then take a wander around beautiful Pittencrieff Park which Carnegie bequeathed to the town. There are also some great independent cafes, bars, restaurants and shops to explore, including the historic Abbott House, known as “The Pink Hoose” by locals - you’ll know it when you see it!

Beyond Dunfermline, there is loads to explore. The historic borough of Culross is just 15 minutes drive away and also reachable by bus, where you can wander through cobbled streets that have been featured in the Outlander series, as well as visit Culross Palace or enjoy tea and cake at a local cafe.

Head along the coast and explore the seaside villages like Aberdour, Crail and Anstruther, or take a day trip to St Andrews, the home of golf. The village of Falkland, another Outlander filming location, has charming shops to explore as well as historic Falkland Palace, which features the world’s oldest tennis court still in play today. Walkers are spoilt for choice with the Fife Coastal Path and Fife Pilgrims Way offering spectacular routes for a day out or multi-day adventure.

Dunfermline is a great base for a holiday or business trip with good rail and bus links to Edinburgh (just 18 miles away) as well as Stirling, Perth, Glasgow and St Andrews.

Welcome to Heritage Quarter, enjoy your stay in Scotland’s ancient capital!

On Street parking - free within a 5 minute walk. Paid car parks available on the other side of the road, £7.50 for 24 hours,
free parking between 18.00 - 08.00 in the council car park.
No pets.
No parties.
No smoking indoors.
£150 fine for smoking indoors.