Fisher Gallery

Pittenweem is one of Fife's working fishing villages, threaded along the coastal path with the harbour at its heart and sand beyond. Fisher Gallery sits on the high street itself—an 18th-century terraced house that's been home to artists and their studio for two decades, though records show it's been a place of trade since the 1840s. The character runs deep: wooden beams catch the eye, and the living room still has the stone chimney where a gallery once opened onto it.

Two bedrooms sleep four. The first has a double bed; the second a king that splits into singles. Downstairs, the kitchen has what you need to cook—oven, hob, microwave, dishwasher—and a sun room leads through to a separate toilet. Upstairs, a proper bathroom with bath and shower sits alongside a shower room. The back garden, reached through a small courtyard, has furniture and a barbecue; there are eight steps up to it. WiFi and heating are included, along with linen and towels. Parking is on the road outside. The harbour and beach are genuinely a short walk away—Water Wynd leads directly down.