Kirk View Apartment Your holiday home is a refurbished holiday flat in a leafy Victorian area of the coastal town of Kirkcaldy. The living room has lots of character, with original cornicing and central rose, sofas, dining table and chairs, Freeview TV, DVD player, and CD player with wall-mounted speakers. Free unlimited high speed broadband with WiFi is provided so you can keep in touch with friends and relatives back home and plan your trips around Kirkcaldy. . A small library of books, many of local interest, and lots of tourist information and transport leaflets. The main bedroom overlooks the garden and church spire. There is a double bed, bedside tables, lamps, clock radio, large inbuilt wardrobe. The second bedroom has two adult sized single beds, with bedside table, chest of drawers and inbuilt wardrobe. Bed linen and towels are provided for up to 4 guests. The fully-tiled bathroom is equipped with a bath with a shower, WC, and wash hand basin. The kitchen is equipped with full size oven and hob, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, coffee maker, toaster, washing machine/dryer. .Keep warm even in the middle of winter with our modern central heating system.

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The apartment is a pleasant 5 min walk to the town centre with lots of cafes and restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets and a large selection of shops. Ten minutes walk to bus and train stations with regular links to Edinburgh. The holiday apartment is within easy reach of beaches & public parks with lots of activities for children. While in Kirkcaldy take in a show at the Adam Smith Theatre just a short walk from the apartment. In Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery visit the local history display, museum shop & Wemyss café. Works by Scottish artists including Kirkcaldy-born Jack Vettriano. Feeling sporty, what about an early morning jog along the esplanade, a swim in the indoor pool, a spot of clay pigeon shooting or archery at nearby Cluny Clays. Or what about the whole family trying their hand at the Wellgreen driving range. A short drive up the hill from Kirkcaldy Harbour is the 15th Century Ravenscraig Castle. overlooking the Forth. The park has extensive lawns, woodland and coastal walks and childrens' play facilities. Kirkcaldy is at the centre of the Fife Coastal Path, from where you can explore some of Fife's picturesque villages and 150km of lovely coastline.