There is nowhere quite like St Andrews. It has world renowned golf courses, miles and miles of sandy beaches, fabulous coastal walks, world-class restaurants and the history of being an esteemed University town. There is something for everybody here.
There are about 30 golf courses within 15 miles. The restaurants in the town are numerous and of excellent quality. Similarly excellent quality is to be found amongst the local shops, with a range of independent boutiques and artisan traders selling unique labels and fresh local produce from St Andrews and the surrounding area. There are music and art festivals held locally during the year.
St Andrews holds a special place in Scotland's history. It takes its name from the Apostle whose relics, legend tells us, were brought to this place in antiquity by St Rule. Scotland later adopted St Andrew as her patron saint and took his saltire cross for her flag. Before the Reformation, the town was the centre of religious life in medieval Scotland, with the bishops wielding great influence over both church and state. St Andrews is also famous as a place of learning. The university, founded in 1410-11, is the third oldest in Britain.
For many visitors, though, it's a game that draws them here, for St Andrews is the home of golf, the sport having been played here for some 600 years. The Old Course is arguably the most famous golf course in the world, and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club is still the ruling body for the rules of golf. Fittingly, the Old Course hosted the Open during the millennium year and did so again in 2005, 2010 and 2015.
There are 7 fabulous golf courses within the town and many Championship Links courses in neighbouring villages.
St Andrews is a town designed for exploring. The medieval layout of the town centre remains intact, with the main shopping areas concentrated in Market Street and South Street, with Bell Street and Church Street connecting the two principal streets. Take time to explore – on foot – and take pleasure at the surprises and delights you will find.
There are some ancient historic buildings to explore (the Castle and Cathedral are must-sees), museums (including the British Golf Museum), as well as the stunning beaches with all they have to offer and the pier - spectacular for a walk at sunset.

On entering the apartment there is a central hall off which all the rooms are accessed.

The principal rooms are as follows:-

Living Room/Dining:- This is a fabulous room with a lovely south facing aspect. It is split between a comfortable living area with two sofas and a dining space with a table and chairs for 8. There is a large flat screen TV with satellite facilities available.

Kitchen:- The kitchen is very high specification with Siemens appliances throughout. These include a four zone induction hob, fan oven, combi-oven microwave, fridge freezer, dishwasher and coffee machine

Utility Room:- This room houses a washing machine and tumble drier and provides excellent additional storage space.

Bedroom 1:- Good sized double/twin bedroom with fitted wardrobes including ample hanging space and a chest of drawers. Large en-suite shower room with walk in shower. *The photo shows the current bed and not the zip-link which will be there when the property starts letting.*

Bedroom 2:- Good sized double/twin bedroom with fitted wardrobes including ample hanging space and a chest of drawers. *The photo shows the current bed and not the zip-link which will be there when the property starts letting.*
Bathroom:- There is a luxury modern bathroom with WC,WHB and shower over bath.

Additional information:-

Lift
All gas and electricity costs are included
Luxury linen and towels are provided
GCH, WiFi, TV,
1 reserved parking space plus additional visitor parking.

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