Moncrieff House is a unique and stunning holiday retreat nestled in the historic conservation village of Falkland in Scotland. This exceptional property dates from 1610 as can be seen on the marriage lintel above the main front door. It was originally the house of the Master of the King’s Stables during the reign of the Stuart kings.
It offers a unique blend of history, comfort, and breathtaking views. With its four spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms, it provides ample space for families or groups of friends looking to create lasting memories. As you step into Moncrieff House, you will be transported back in time, surrounded by the rich heritage and timeless elegance that defines this historic property. The interior boasts a harmonious fusion of traditional and contemporary design, ensuring a luxurious and inviting atmosphere throughout your stay. The bedrooms are elegantly decorated, each with its own character and charm. With comfortable beds and cosy furnishings, you are assured of a restful night’s sleep after exploring the village and estate of Falkland.

This historic cottage is in the beautiful village, directly next door to Falkland Palace. Steeped in history and perfectly located for exploring the Lomond Hills Regional Park, Key House offers an experience not on offer in many properties.

Key House is just perfect for friends and families to spend time together sleeping up to 6 people. Whether you are looking for a relaxing break or an adventure holiday you are in the perfect location. With its historic buildings and quaint alleys Falkland is a great place to explore and there are plenty of places to have a coffee or meal and some interesting shops. Ideally located for exploring the local area and beyond, enjoy a day at the seaside, the wide sandy beaches and rocky headlands of the East Neuk of Fife are within 30 minutes’ drive. Walkers will love the Coastal Trail which takes you along the shore to old fishing villages with fabulous coastal views.

Located at the East entrance to the magnificent Falkland Estate, East Lodge is a B listed Tudor Style lodge and dates back to the 1800s. The lodge has been refurbished in 2021 maintaining the character of the property to provide luxurious holiday accommodation throughout. Immaculately presented this is an ideal location for couples and families to relax and unwind, and explore the picturesque surrounding scenery. The Lodge was likely designed by William Burn, one of Scotland’s foremost architects in the 19th century. William Burn was responsible for designing the magnificent House of Falkland (1839-1844) for the Estate owners of the time, Margaret and Onespherous Tyndall Bruce.
Immaculately presented throughout with colour coordinated furnishings on the ground floor the welcoming living room with dining table and wood burner for those cooler evenings is ideal for everyone to relax to plan the next day’s activities. The modern kitchen with breakfast bar is well-equipped and there is a boot room adjacent with a handy utility room with washing machine leading to a shower room with walk-in shower. There are two beautifully presented bedrooms on the first floor, both with a zip and link super kingsize bed which can be twin bedrooms on request; a large shower room with walk in shower completes the picture.
Step outside into the garden, just the spot for relaxing with a glass of wine or al fresco dining. Explore the historic estate and lovely grounds spanning 1900 hectares or stroll down into the conservation village of Falkand with quaint old lanes, or visit the majestic Royal Palace. The village has a wealth of local craft shops and good eateries, and there is also a handy café at the Stables on the Estate, open 7 days a week.