Most windows in the property enjoy fabulous views over Anstruther harbour, the Forth estuary, Bass Rock and North Berwick Law. The location is very convenient for all local amenities including a wide range of shops, pubs and restaurants. The Cellar is an excellent seafood restaurant and the famous Anstruther Fish Bar was a must for Tom Hanks!

Skipper's Rest dates back originally to 1650 and is steeped in history. It was the residence of the well known Skipper James Small, whose grandson John Ballantyne, born in this house, went on later to join the Royal Navy and served with distinction in the French war at the capture of Port Rico in 1797. In more recent times the author Isla Dewar lived here while writing novels such as "Women Talking Dirty" which was later made into a film, set in Edinburgh starring Helena Bonham-Carter.

• 2 bedrooms, one bedroom with twin single beds and one bedroom with bunk beds.
• Toilet with washbasin.
• The back door leads to a small courtyard where there are drying facilities.

First floor

• The open plan kitchen/dining area also has a dishwasher, a washing machine and a microwave.
• Archway through to lounge with open fireplace, TV - Sky TV (Sports, Movies etc), DVD/CD player.
• Bathroom with roll top footed bath, separate powerful shower, toilet and washbasin, electric towel rails and under floor heating.

Second floor

• 2 bedrooms, both with sea sviews, one with double bed and en-suite shower room and one with 2 double beds, TV/Video.