1 Rose Lane, St Andrews KY16 9EW

From £800 to £2,250

Sleeps:8

Bedrooms:4

Pets Allowed:No

Smoking Allowed:No

Bathrooms:2

WiFi:Yes

Facilities

  • Sky including sports and movies
  • shops, bars and restaurants on your doorstep
  • 5 minute walk to the world famous Old Course and R &A Clubhouse
  • 10 minute walk to beach
  • tennis, watersports and horse riding nearby
  • gorgeous coastal walks

Sleeps 8

1 Rose Lane sits on the corner of a lovely cobbled lane that leads off South Street, one of the three main streets in St Andrews and home to a number of its top quality restaurants and artisan shops and boutiques. It is a minute's walk from the historic West Port arch, an ancient entrance way to the town. It is a perfect place from which to explore the town and all that it has to offer - whether cultural or sporting. The building stands out for its turreted corner, lending it further charm. Though the house has no garden, this does not detract from its appeal - the town's two beaches are all within minutes walk and the Fife Coastal Path with stunning sea views is within easy reach for walking enthusiasts. The property is also well suited to golfing parties - its central location puts it right on the doorstep of the town's many restaurants and pubs but means it is also very close to the several golf courses which have made the town so famous. Inside, the accommodation is cosy and welcoming. Arranged over three floors, the bedrooms and bathrooms are all upstairs. The house had a recent complete makeover with new furnishings in the living room and all the bedrooms, including the addition of zip-and-link beds in each rooms so that the bedrooms can be configured as either twins or super king doubles to suit the needs of guests. There is also Sky Sports and the Movie Channel available for your use.

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.

Transport Links:
Leuchars Station: 4 miles
Edinburgh Airport: 50 miles
Dundee Airport: 14 miles
St Andrews Bus Station: 1/2 mile

1 Rose Lane is a fabulous three-storey townhouse located right in the centre of the historic university town of St Andrews, just off South Street. A quaint cobbled lane leads past the house, bringing with it some rural charm. The accommodation comprises of 4 bedrooms which can be configured as super-king sized doubles or single beds and has been recently refurbished to a very high standard throughout. Parking is on-street outside the house (it is pay-by-hour but there is a free long-stay car park very nearby).

Ground floor
Upon entering the house there a is small hallway with a utility cupboard and store room and the stairs leading to the upper levels.
To the right is the sitting room which boasts a number of unique features including a feature window seat and electric stove fire. There is comfortable seating in the form of a large wrap around couch for guests to relax in after a long day on the Links or wandering the picturesque streets of St Andrews, plus a TV equipped with Sky Sports and the movie channel. A DVD player is also provided for your use and wifi internet access throughout the house.
To the left is the kitchen/dining room which was newly installed in recent years and is immaculately presented with new appliances. There is an electric cooker, microwave, fridge with ice box, dishwasher and washing machine. An extendable table sits to the back of the room and can seat up to 8 people.
There is ample space in the understairs 'coal-hole' which would accommodate up to eight sets of golf clubs.

First floor
Opposite the stairs on the first floor is a bathroom, newly furbished, with a bath, toilet and wash hand basin.
To the right is the first of bedrooms - it catches the light from the lane on sunny days. It also features an old fireplace and TV. This bedroom is known as the Gallery Bedroom and is decorated with framed photos taken by the owner which give alternative views of St Andrews.
To the left is the other first floor bedroom which has two windows - the bay window, which forms part of the turret-style form, looks out onto South Street and the cobbled lane below and is a great vantage point from which to view the vibrancy of the town. Known as the Scotland Bedroom, it is decorated with maps of Scotland and paintings of Scottish harbours and scenery around Fife.

Second floor
The second (and top) floor mirrors the one beneath it: there is a bathroom at the head of the stairs with a shower, toilet and wash hand basin - again it has been newly furbished.
There are two further bedrooms on this floor - again both featuring super comfy zip-and-link beds. The Turret Bedroom is at the top of the turret and is decorated with prints from famous Scottish artist Michael McVeigh which all celebrate the spires and turrets of St Andrews. This bedroom has a TV and had great views out over South Street, giving a perspective on the town that few people will have the chance to see. The other bedroom is dubbed the Links Room because its walls are adorned with golfing artwork from St Andrews to Westward Ho and features a Norman Orr print.

Additional information:-
Gas central heating
Wifi included
Sky Sports and Movies
All linen and towels provided
No pets allowed
Strictly no hen or stag parties
Strictly no smoking

Please be aware that the annual Lamas Street Market will be in operation in St Andrews from the 6th August until 11th August 2020 which affects the house as it is operated on Market Street and moves to outside Rose Lane from 9th August until 11th August when the road directly outside the house will be closed and no car access is permitted at this time. These streets will be very busy and there may be fairgrounds rides directly outside, noise will travel from the market to the house.

Prices are in GBP.

Date Price for 7 nights from
27 Mar 2021 to 28 May 2021 1300.00
29 May 2021 to 18 Jun 2021 1600.00
19 Jun 2021 to 02 Jul 2021 1700.00
03 Jul 2021 to 10 Sep 2021 1700.00
11 Sep 2021 to 25 Sep 2021 1500.00
26 Sep 2021 to 02 Oct 2021 2000.00
03 Oct 2021 to 29 Oct 2021 1500.00
30 Oct 2021 to 19 Dec 2021 850.00
20 Dec 2021 to 07 Jan 2022 1600.00
08 Jan 2022 to 25 Feb 2022 800.00
26 Feb 2022 to 01 Apr 2022 900.00
02 Apr 2022 to 27 May 2022 1400.00
28 May 2022 to 10 Jun 2022 1600.00
11 Jun 2022 to 01 Jul 2022 2250.00
02 Jul 2022 to 10 Jul 2022 1800.00
11 Jul 2022 to 17 Jul 2022 0.00
18 Jul 2022 to 09 Sep 2022 1800.00
10 Sep 2022 to 25 Sep 2022 1600.00
26 Sep 2022 to 03 Oct 2022 2000.00
04 Oct 2022 to 28 Oct 2022 1600.00
29 Oct 2022 to 18 Dec 2022 900.00
19 Dec 2022 to 06 Jan 2023 1600.00

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