2 bedroom accommodation in Culross, near Dunfermline

Great apartment, in excellent location...we would happily recommend it.

Sandhaven was a lovely place to stay. Beautifully furnished and well-equipped - plus a very generous and well thought out welcome basket - it was warm, cosy and set in the centre of an amazing village which boasted two dog-friendly cafes and lots of from-the-doorstep walks. We loved it and hope to return. Thank you x

This is a lovely upper apartment in a beautiful village and ideally located for access to other locations. The garden is shared between other properties but the owner does have chairs that you can use to sit out in in the public grassed area. The Red Lion (literally 2 mins walk from the cottage) is amazing for evening meals, booking is essential as it is extremely popular. I would recommend the pans in the property are replaced and a replacement toilet brush. Working for a cleaning company additional attention to detail in the cleaning of the bathroom tiles and shower mat (black mould) along with under furniture in the lounge would be beneficial to the property. No shop in the village, we stocked up at the local supermarket in Alloa for our week but worth bearing in mind. This is a wee gem and I would have no hesitation in returning.

The property was perfect for a relaxing family break in a pleasant and peaceful location.

The flat was exactly as advertised; well equipped for a family of four to be together while also having their own bedrooms for some personal space. Lots of extra touches to make us feel welcome, such a basket filled with Scottish snacks, tea/coffee. and a bottle of Prosecco. Took us a few minutes as Americans to adjust to the shower and power switches but we figured it out! Not extravagant by any sense but clean, comfortable furnishings with a ton of charm that matched the town. Being on the second floor I worried about making too much noise, however we met our downstairs neighbor who assured us all was well. The star of the visit had to be the village of Culcross. A small palace with a gorgeous garden to explore that overlooked the river, several cafes and a pub restaurant steps from our door. The town had many tourists throughout the day but never felt overcrowded. Residents and shop owners were lovely and seemed genuinely happy we were visiting. Great overall experience and am so looking forward to returning.