The Watch House, Castle Walk, Crail, Anstruther, Fife, KY10 3SP

The property

The Watch House sits in an elevated prominent position at the end of The Castle Walk overlooking the sea shore. This Historic detached house was built in 1782 and benefits from uninterrupted superb views over to The Isle of May. The house sits on an area of ground known as Kingsmills and the grain was then transferred to Kingsbarns to be stored. The 12th century Crail Castle frequented by King David 1 of Scotland once stood on this spot. This unique property is currently used as a successful holiday let, arranged over 3 levels. The ground floor accommodation is accessed via the kitchen which has a large picture window enjoying the stunning sea views. The snug style sitting room has exposed beams and features the original stone painted walls highlighted by down lighters. The staircase from the sitting room passes a recess with an intriguing fold down step and leads to the first floor with access to The Castle Walk. The twin bedroom has 2 windows one of which has a window seat overlooking the Ocean views. The top floor double bedroom has triple aspect gothic style windows and another window seat enjoying the panoramic elevated views. The shower room is adjacent to the bedroom. The front facing patio is a great vantage point to enjoy the stunning views and get access to the coastal path and the shore line. The grass area surrounding the house is maintained by the local council giving great outdoor space without the work. The historic fishing village of Crail, with its picturesque harbour and local museum, has many attractions right on its doorstep. With beautiful beaches and an array of fine dining, shopping and historic attractions plus 7 championship golf courses within a ten mile radious. The historic University town of St Andrews with it's excellent local amenities including the world famous Old Course golf course is 10 miles away.