Holiday rentals in Newburgh

Fairygreen Cabin at Dunsinnan Estate

Stunning cabin on Dunsinnan Estate. Re-connect with nature, explore the Scottish countryside, relax in your very own outdoor bath and have a moonlit drink by the fire pit. Switch off and enjoy Perthshire at its best. Designed by Edinburgh architects, the Cabin at Fairygreen is a little slice of heaven you won’t want to leave. If you don’t find your desired dates available - checkout our sister property, also on Dunsinnan Estate - Macbeth’s Bothy - as featured in The Times. Follow us @dunsinnan

Beautiful royal-village cottage with wood-burner

Eastmost Cottage is in a wonderful position on the edge of the historic village of Falkland. It's a short walk from the fine Renaissance Falkland Palace, the heart of the medieval village with its independent shops, cafes restaurants and pub. There is great walking in the Lomond hills, accessible on foot. The wonderful Covenanter has great food all day; the Hayloft and Pillars of Hercules are lovely cafes. The Stag is a lovely bistro (our fav). Fine dining at the Boar's Head in Auchtermuchty.

Craigiehall Temple (historic property built 1759)

Make your trip to Edinburgh truly memorable with a stay at Craigiehall Temple. Built in 1759 and situated in its own grounds on a former part of the Craigiehall Estate, its Grade A listed for its stunning portico displaying the arms of the 1st Marquess of Annandale. A plaque on the wall carries a quote from Horace: "Dum Iicet in rebus jucundis vive beatus", "Live happy while you can among joyful things". We hope that a stay at the Temple will deliver this experience and stay true to this vision

Real Fairytale Treehouse

Set within the grounds of Fernie Castle a beautiful authentic Treehouse with 6 living Trees growing and thriving. Equally beautiful in all seasons especially winter being so very cozy, it is fully heated with lots of hot water for the freestanding bath for two. With all the amenities of a 5 star bedroom, a large freestanding bath on the second floor with a small balcony with views to the stunning countryside it does indeed feel like a fairytale just remember to bring your favourite bubbles...

‘ Burgher Chapel- Converted Church’

Newburgh, Fife is a historic town with deep roots in Scotland’s textile heritage. In the 18th century, linen weaving was central to daily life, carried out in small weaving sheds and cottages. Set between the River Tay and a steep, wooded hillside, the town offers a striking natural setting. Newburgh is impressively self-sufficient. The town offers services including shops, a post office, chemist, doctors’ surgery, art gallery, and its own distillery—adding a distinctive local flavour.

Luxury River View Farm Cottage + Dog Friendly

Enjoy stunning views over the River Tay from a luxury countryside base (35 mins to St Andrews & 50 mins to Edinburgh). Old Parkhill at Hyrneside is a beautifully restored 3 bed farm cottage, featuring a stylish open plan space, designer kitchen, wood stove and heated polished concrete floors. Relax in marble washrooms, one with a clawfoot bath, the other a walk-in shower. French doors open out to a courtyard dining area + pizza oven, fire pit and acres of farmland, forest + trails to explore.

The Tower, Thornton Castle

Traditional & relaxed accommodation in the 16th century Scottish tower of our family home. Accessed by a spiral staircase your space comprises 2 bedrooms for 4 people over two floors in a private wing of the castle with bathroom and small sitting room. Full breakfast included. Set in the foothills of the Cairngorm National Park, this is an ideal stop off between Inverness and Edinburgh. Balmoral Castle, Dunnottar Castle, Glamis Castle and St Andrews are nearby. Tennis court available.

The Roundel in Fife

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. ‘The Roundel’ near Cupar is a beautiful restored barn with its own private entrance. It offers a unique and private sanctuary for guests exploring the beautiful surrounding areas. This lovely open plan space forms part of what was once a traditional farm steading and sits in a quiet and peaceful setting. Guests also have use of a tennis court within the grounds. St Andrews, with its famous golf courses and beaches is just 20 mins by car.

Spacious and bright holiday home in Newburgh.

Beautiful and spacious house comprised of 2 layers with entrance from a 1st floor landing. Located in the historic town of Newburgh.Fantastic views over the River Tay and beyond to the hills. Centrally located within driving distance of the major Scottish cities of Dundee, Edinburgh and Stirling and the towns of St. Andrews, Pitlochry, Crieff, Perth and Falkland, a traditional Scottish village used in the filming of Outlander. Accommodation is family and well behaved pet friendly.

Escape to a luxury country cottage and ocean views

Built in 1829 Drinkbetween East has had a complete renovation and make over. Every detail has been thoughtfully selected to ensure the most comfortable and luxurious stay possible. The cottage is ideally located on Banchory Farm a 40 minute drive from Edinburgh, St Andrews and Gleneagles with easy access to public transport links. With your own private garden and fire pit enjoy the peacefulness and calm that beautiful rural Scotland has to offer so you can truly relax and unwind.

The Carthouse (Luxury 2 bed with private hot tub)

The Carthouse is located in beautiful country side and is perfect for those looking for some peace and quiet. Conveniently located with St Andrews, Dundee and Perth all just over 10 miles away. Originally built in 1852 The Carthouse was originally a working building which formed part of the historic Woodmill Mains steading. It has recently been lovingly and sensitively converted by the current owners to the highest standard while still retaining many of the original features.

Ord’s Loft - Old Town Historic Apartment

Ord’s Loft, situated in White Horse Close, is one of the most desirable and unique properties in Edinburgh’s old town. Positioned on the top floor of what was once the White Horse Coaching Inn, built by Laurence Ord in 1624, the loft is entered by the iconic steps seen in so many photos of Edinburgh. The outlook south over the courtyard is Holyrood Palace, Arthurs Seat, the Scottish Parliament and the Old Town while to the rear it looks up to Regent Road and Calton Hill.