A two-bedroom bothy on the Fife coast, close to the Lindsay family’s seat at Lahill — small, quiet and beautifully kept.
Sleeping four across two bedrooms, the Bothy at Lahil is the smaller of the family’s two houses in Fife — an easy, unhurried place for two couples, or a small family.
It sits in the heart of Fife on the Lindsay estate, on the east coast, close to Lahill House near Upper Largo, from which it takes its name. Fields and farmland surround it, and Largo Bay is a short drive away.
Incharvie is close by. Book the two together and the family’s two Fife houses sleep twelve — a gathering with a house each.
Lower Largo, birthplace of Alexander Selkirk, the real Robinson Crusoe; Dumbarnie Links; Elie and its harbour; the Fife Coastal Path; and St Andrews, around half an hour away.
A Victorian farmhouse at the heart of the Lindsay estate, sensitively restored and hung with pieces from the family’s own collection. Built for time with family and friends.
An unspoilt retreat on the shore of Loch Nevis, with a wartime past as a secret SOE training school. Six bedrooms, sleeping eleven, reached by ferry from Mallaig.
Two double bedrooms in Inverie, a short walk from the Old Forge — the most remote pub on the British mainland — and set among some of Scotland’s finest walking.