The apartment is owned by Fife Historic Buildings Trust, a local Building Preservation Trust. It is a company limited by guarantee and has charitable status. It was formed in 1997 primarily for the purpose of saving and restoring historic buildings in Fife which are at risk. We are very proud of our beautiful historic building and would love to welcome you here. By staying in one of our apartments you will be contributing to the upkeep, maintenance of these and other buildings across Fife.

Come and stay in our beautiful three-bedroom holiday home, where previous guests likened it to their own mini castle for the week. The apartment sleeps 6 people and occupies the upper 1st and 2nd Floor of the old Kinghorn Town Hall and has a private walled garden. The ground floor has a large entrance and locked former offices of Fife Historic Buildings Trust so you will be able to enjoy your stay undisturbed. The apartment is comfortable, cosy and yet spacious, it has all the amenities you will need for your stay. The apartment has a beautiful spacious open plan living/dining area with comfortable seating, Smart TV, DVD player, selection of books, DVDs and board games. Superfast broadband has been installed in 2020, allowing for faster more reliable Wi-Fi. There are three bedrooms in the property, these are located on the second floor. A twin room; with two single beds, two King-sized double bedrooms one with an ensuite (shower, toilet and sink). The main bathroom also on the 2nd floor has a toilet, sink and shower over a bath. The dining table seats 6 people, although there are a with extra seats for guests. Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. 5 minute walk to the beach

Kinghorn is a small town situated on the east coast in the Kingdom of Fife. The town benefits from a lovely quiet, sheltered beach only a few minutes’ walk from the apartment. At the other end of the town is Pettycur Bay - a long, wide stretch of golden sand which is excellent for walks and outdoor activities. Within the town there are several shops on the high street, which is again just a few minutes away. These include a baker, butcher, a Co-op supermarket, post office and chemist. There are also a number of pubs in Kinghorn. The Ship Inn opposite the Town Hall serves top quality food, and there is also a ‘cupcake café’ on the high street. The Harbour View, has a beautiful café/restaurant upstairs with beautiful views across the forth. Downstairs there is also a wonderful pub, serving various beers, gins and cocktails, they also have an area to sit outside and relax in the sun as you take in the fantastic view. From Pettycur Beach you can walk across to Burntisland when the tide is out. There are plenty of activities to entertain families, whatever the weather, with play parks, a loch and ecology centre, indoor leisure facilities, and Kirkcaldy museum and art gallery all