An orange leather sofa draped with a sheepskin faces a stone fireplace beneath a timber ceiling, a staircase rising behind.
Fife

The Old Stable

For two, with one bedroom. Two nights at least.

Welcome

The Old Stable is a little stone building in the middle of Pittenweem, made by an award-winning architect into a New York-style hideaway for one or two.

The old stone walls are left bare, and inside there’s a comfy sofa beside the wood-burning stove, a small kitchen with everything you need, and a bespoke dining table. A steel stair climbs the stone wall to a king-size bed made up in Egyptian cotton, under a timber ceiling. It’s a cosy, romantic place to come back to after a day on the East Neuk, and the owners put every one of their homes moments from the harbour. Guests recommend the West Braes tidal pool, a few minutes’ walk across the beach.

Sea air. Harbour walks. Fresh bread. Hidden wynds. Cosy evenings. This is the East Neuk we fell in love with.
Mel and Dom, Love Pittenweem
What is here

The studio has a kitchen with an oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, toaster and kettle, along with cooking basics, coffee and a dining table.

Blackout blinds
Books
Dishwasher
Kitchen
Self check-in
TV
Wifi
Wood-burning stove
Workspace friendly
Good to know
Sleeps
Two in a king-size bed up a steel stair.
Stays
Two nights or more; seven at Christmas and New Year.
Dogs
Not at The Old Stable.
The harbour
A minute or two from every home.
Swimming
The West Braes tidal pool across the beach.
Parking
Free in the village.
Smoking
None indoors, vaping included.
By bus
To St Andrews, Dundee and Edinburgh.
Hosts
Mel and Dom live just down the wynd.
Surprises
Mel and Dom can find local gifts and experiences.
When it is free

November2026

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Your dates

Choose the night you arrive.Then the morning you leave.

The owner confirms the final price.

At Love Pittenweem
Where it is

The Old Stable is in the middle of Pittenweem, a fishing village on the East Neuk of Fife, down one of the village’s wynds.

The Fife Coastal Path runs through the village, east to Anstruther and west to St Monans, and there are good bus routes to St Andrews, Dundee and Edinburgh.

Getting herePittenweem is on the East Neuk of Fife and the Fife Coastal Path, about an hour and a quarter by road from Edinburgh. Parking is free in the village, and buses run to St Andrews, Dundee and Edinburgh.

Recommend to a friend

Days out from The Old StableAll days out from here
  1. The Cocoa Tree and St Fillan's Cave in PittenweemThe Cocoa Tree and St Fillan's Cave in PittenweemUnder half a mile away A few hours
  2. The Anstruther Town Trail walkThe Anstruther Town Trail walk1 mile away A few hours
  3. A boat to the Isle of May and fish and chips in AnstrutherA boat to the Isle of May and fish and chips in Anstruther1 mile away A day out
  4. The Scottish Fisheries Museum with the childrenThe Scottish Fisheries Museum with the children1 mile away A few hours
  5. St Monans Auld Kirk and lunch at 16 West EndSt Monans Auld Kirk and lunch at 16 West End2 miles away A few hours
  6. Bowhouse market weekend and lunch in the courtyardBowhouse market weekend and lunch in the courtyard2 miles away A few hours
  7. Cellardyke's tidal pool and fish and chips in AnstrutherCellardyke's tidal pool and fish and chips in Anstruther2 miles away A few hours
  8. Sunset at the Lady's Tower and supper at the Ship Inn in ElieSunset at the Lady's Tower and supper at the Ship Inn in Elie4 miles away A few hours
  9. Ruby Bay rock pools and lunch at the Ship Inn in ElieRuby Bay rock pools and lunch at the Ship Inn in Elie4 miles away A few hours
  10. A Day Around the East Neuk of FifeA Day Around the East Neuk of Fife4 miles away A day out
  11. Elie to St Monans coast walkElie to St Monans coast walk4 miles away A day out
  12. A seaside sauna on Elie harbour and lunch at the Ship InnA seaside sauna on Elie harbour and lunch at the Ship Inn4 miles away A few hours
  13. Crail to Anstruther on the coastal path and fish and chipsCrail to Anstruther on the coastal path and fish and chips5 miles away A few hours
  14. Crail Pottery and lunch at the ShoregateCrail Pottery and lunch at the Shoregate5 miles away A few hours
  15. The Crail Heritage Walk, round the old burgh and its harbourThe Crail Heritage Walk, round the old burgh and its harbour5 miles away A few hours
  16. Kingsbarns beach and Cambo woods walkKingsbarns beach and Cambo woods walk7 miles away A few hours
  17. Largo Law and lunch at the Crusoe in Lower LargoLargo Law and lunch at the Crusoe in Lower Largo8 miles away A few hours
  18. Lower Largo to Elie coast walk by Kincraig PointLower Largo to Elie coast walk by Kincraig Point8 miles away A day out
  19. St Andrews on footSt Andrews on foot9 miles away A day out
  20. A Day in St AndrewsA Day in St Andrews9 miles away A day out
  21. St Andrews Castle and fish and chips at CromarsSt Andrews Castle and fish and chips at Cromars9 miles away A few hours
  22. The Wardlaw Museum and afternoon tea at the Old Course HotelThe Wardlaw Museum and afternoon tea at the Old Course Hotel9 miles away A few hours
  23. An evening along The Scores and a pint at the Jigger InnAn evening along The Scores and a pint at the Jigger Inn9 miles away A few hours
  24. The R&A World Golf Museum and lunch at Forgan'sThe R&A World Golf Museum and lunch at Forgan's9 miles away A few hours
What guests remember

This spot is an absolute gem. Everything was perfection.

Meagan, May 2024
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