Situated in the heart of the seaside village of Aberdour in Fife, is this sophisticated first-floor apartment, 40 Main Street. With two sandy beaches just a short walk away and an array of amenities, this two-bedroom property is ideal for couples and friends. On arrival, locate the off-road parking space before taking a flight of stairs up to your holiday home. Step inside and discover the Scandinavian-style living/dining room, hosting a corner sofa to sink into whilst the Smart TV plays your favourite shows. Settle down at the wooden dining table to tuck-into home-cooked meals, which can be prepared in the galley kitchen, courtesy of the electric oven and hob. After a day well spent on the beach, locate the contemporary bathroom, where you can opt for a soothing soak in the tub or a quick wash in the overhead shower. When eyes grow heavy, choose between two light and airy bedrooms, with a king-size and twin bedroom with sofa bed for additional child, both with storage to house your belongings. In the morning, start your day with a steaming cup of coffee alongside a hearty breakfast, courtesy of the kitchen appliances. There is good sized rear garden area to enjoy, which is accessed from the shared parking area, where you can enjoy some outdoor dining whilst surrounded by mature shrubs and delightful seasonal blooms. From your doorstep, you’ll find everything you need from essentials to ingredients in the village of Aberdour, including a Post Office with village shop, two local pubs, a bakery and a café, as well as a train station for when you fancy exploring Scotland. Aberdour is also home to some of the finest beaches in Scotland including Silver Sands Beach, which offers golden sands and views of the Firth of Forth towards Edinburgh, attracting watersports enthusiasts or those just wanting to relax. Black Sands is a second beach with sweeping sea views to be enjoyed from the town’s expansive golf course. Another attraction is Aberdour's historic Castle, built in the 1100s and thought to be one of Scotland’s oldest stone castles, where visitors can explore the walled gardens and terraces. For more historic sites and cultural attractions, the vibrant capital city of Edinburgh is home to The Queen's official Scottish residence in Holyrood Park, the Scottish National Gallery of Modem Art, Edinburgh Zoo and Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, to name a few! You’ll also find a wonderful selection of restaurants, bars, pubs and shops along the city’s iconic streets, such as Edinburgh's Royal Mile. Loch Leven is a picturesque loch in Fife that offers plenty of outdoor activities and attractions for visitors. Kirkgate Park is a beautiful green space located on the banks of the loch, and Lochleven Castle is a must-see for history buffs. For a stunning setting with much to see and do, choose 40 Main Street. EPC Rating: Band C

Aberdour is a mediaeval seaside community located across the Firth of Forth from Edinburgh, with its main street just inland and narrow alleyways connecting it to the village's coastal section. Originally built up around the harbour where the Dour Burn meets the River Forth, the village was actually two: Wester Aberdour and Easter Aberdour, but the railway brought the two together at the end of the nineteenth century. Aberdour Castle, which dates from the 12th century, is one of Scotland's oldest remaining stone castles. The site is now administered by Historic Scotland, and visitors can explore the walled garden and terraces, as well as the unusual beehive-shaped dovecot, which the Douglases added to throughout the ages.

EPC Rating: Band C

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