A stunning A list building surrounded by a spacious and beautiful garden with private parking. ! The entrance has period futures. It is only a few minutes walk to the beach. Located in the heart of Crail on a quiet street. It is a stone throw away from all local amenities including, restaurants, pubs, shops, beach, coastal paths and the famous Crail harbour. Fitted with a modern bathroom, kitchen and is tastefully decorated offering a seaside theme. The apartment offers all amenities and many extra's for a extremely comfortable stay for couples, individuals or groups up to six. The excellent location means that transport throughout Fife and neighbouring towns such as the university town and home of golf -St Andrews, fishing villages such Anstruther, Pittenween and Elie are less than twenty minuets away, served by a frequent and reliable bus service. Kirkmay House has been on long term rental during the pandemic but Lorna the host is looking forward to welcoming guest back.

Hello, My name is Lorna and I have owned the property for seven years now I have just started advertising on this site. Although, I have been advertising with Airbnb for many years which is the sister company of is site. I I feel very privileged for so many guests to have enjoyed my hospitality making it an excellent stay at Kirkmay House and they have enjoyed the beauty of the East Neuk. Many guest have taken time to write about their experience staying at Kirkmay House which can be seen on Kirkmay House other profile page on Airbnb.

Crail is a historic fishing village in the pretty East Neuk of Fife. It is only a few minutes walk to the beach. It offers cobbled streets tumbles down to miniature harbour, which is sheltered by cliffs and surrounded by historic fishing corteges. Only 90 minutes by car from Edinburgh and 10 miles away from St Andrews, the home of golf. Drive along the picturesque Fife coastal Fife route, an 85 mile drive around the beautiful north east cost of the kingdom of Fife. Alternatively explore by foot and take to the Fife Coastal Path which runs from the Forth Estuary in the south, to the Tay Estuary in the north and stretches for 117 miles. This way marked path can be explored in small sections and passes other fishing villages including Elie, St Monans, Anstruther and Pittenween. Visitors flock to the harbour front for an ice cream and a stroll to see fishing boats or simply to explore the timeless wynds within the village. In the summer, the Crail Food festival is a treat for the senses. There is many to explore while you are in Crail including heritage centre, galleries, local shops as well eateries such a delightful tearooms, restaurants, hotels and a wonderful fish & chip shop.