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Carnegie Cottage, situated on Grieve Street in Dunfermline, Fife, is a charming lower apartment of a late 19th-century worker's cottage, accommodating up to five guests. The property retains many original features, such as cast-iron fireplaces, cornicing, and hardwood panelled doors, while also providing modern amenities like central heating and complimentary fast unlimited WiFi. Guests often appreciate the cozy, old-world atmosphere of the cottage, making it a popular choice for repeat visitors.
The accommodation includes a large double bedroom equipped with a comfortable double bed and ample storage, alongside a smaller bedroom featuring two bunk beds ideal for children or younger adults. The living and dining area is furnished with a sofa, dining table, and a selection of books, creating a welcoming space for relaxation. A fully equipped separate kitchen, along with a shower room and an additional toilet, ensures that all guests have access to necessary facilities during their stay.
Accessibility is a consideration, with the front entrance being level and free parking available on the quiet street outside the cottage. While the property is non-smoking and prohibits candles, there is a designated outdoor area for smokers. Entry is convenient, with a keybox for easy access, allowing guests to arrive at their leisure. However, it's important to note that the toilet and shower facilities are not wheelchair accessible.
Located in a peaceful residential area, Carnegie Cottage is just a short walk from Dunfermline town center, where guests can find a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants. The cottage is also ideally positioned for exploring Scotland's historic towns and villages, with public transport options nearby. Local attractions include historic sites like Abbot House and Inchcolm Abbey, as well as recreational activities such as golfing, water skiing, and hiking in the surrounding countryside, making it a perfect base for both relaxation and adventure.
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