Hidden away in the quaint village of Newburgh on the banks of the River Tay, is this picturesque detached dwelling, Wonderland Cottage. Adorned with many characterful features, which complement the property’s Alice in Wonderland theme, this beautiful cottage is the perfect retreat for one or two couples and their beloved four-legged friend. Open up the traditional white cottage door and be welcomed in to an idyllic sitting room with charming and traditional furnishings such as a sumptuous fabric sofa and attractive woodburning stove, as well as a good selection of books that you can enjoy whilst curled up in the striking armchair. Whip up some delicious afternoon treats in the darling blue farmhouse kitchen, as you grab ingredients from spacious fridge/freezer and take to the impressive gas hob to show off your culinary skills. Take a seat at the antique dining table and delight in your mouth-watering creations with a warm cup of coffee, or head out into the pretty rear garden and discover the owner’s quaint café where you can enjoy a tasty bite to eat. Admire the quirky staircase as you venture up to the first floor and relax with a long afternoon soak in the breath-taking slipper bath taking centre stage within the chic black bathroom. A few steps away, a gorgeous double has been decorated with rich red tones and grand mahogany furnishings, as well as an eye-catching bed with intricate detailing, together providing a wonderful space to lay your head to rest at the end of each day. Right down the hallway, a second double bedroom with bright white walls and pastel blue hues offers spaces for two additional guests, making this a fabulous choice for a romantic escape to Scotland. When you can just about tear yourself away from this humble abode, take a stroll down to Black Earnside, or visit the picture postcard fortress of Denmylne Castle. Climb to Macduff’s Cross and enjoy views of the countryside, or hop in the car and head for the city of Perth where you can discover landmarks and attractions such as The Black Watch Castle and Museum, Perth Museum & Art Gallery, and Rodney Gardens, as well as a plethora of bars and restaurants from which to delight in a night on the town. See exotic wildlife on an animal encounter like never before at Rodney Gardens and The Scottish Deer Centre, or set about on an enthralling hike through the Lomond Hills Regional Park. Spend the day down by the seaside in the town of St Andrews, lounging on the shores of East Sands before visiting the imposing ruins of St Andrews Cathedral, or head across to Dundee for a tour of HMS Unicorn, the restored mill house of Verdant Works and the Dundee Museum of Transport. A pleasant drive away Kirkcaldy is home to the grand 15th century fortress of Ravenscraig Castle and the superb Kirkcaldy Galleries, well-worth a visit during your stay. Adventure awaits you on a stay at Wonderland Cottage. EPC Rating: Band D

Set on the banks of the River Tay in the historical county of Fife, Newburgh is a pretty rural village looking out over Mugdrum Island. Complemented by a good selection of cafés, pubs and restaurants, as well as a well-established store selling all the essential items, visitors have all their needs covered! Cupar, St Andres and Kirkcaldy all rest within easy touring distance, and the cities of Perth and Dundee are not to be missed.

EPC Rating: Band D

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