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| St
Andrews "Home of Golf" |
A perfect Home base for
touring the major attractions of the East of Scotland
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Welcome
to Edenside House |
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Although
we are still researching the origins of the property it
appears on an old map in Kellie Castle (NT) dated 1775.
The house is a listed building and despite extensive renovation
and refurbishment the old facade is largely unaltered.
Whether you are visiting St Andrews for business or pleasure
Douglas and Yvonne aim to make your stay unforgettable,
offering genuine Scottish hospitality in a magnificent
setting. If you are visiting the area to soak in the history
or to play a little golf advice is always at hand. Service
is second to none at Edenside House. Non Smoking. Well
behaved pets welcome. |
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Room rates |
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| Double/Twin
[based on 2 sharing] from |
£28.00 per
person per night £56.00 per room |
| Triple Room from |
£75.00 per night |
| Single Occupancy from |
£40.00 per
night |
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We take all major credit
& UK debit cards, |
3
Day winter golf package, inclusive of tee off time on
the old course |
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St Andrews Surrounding Area |
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This
Charming ancient burgh has played a leading part in the
Scottish history over the centuries and was once the ecclesiastical
capital of the country. Legend has it that St Regulus
was shipwrecked here with the bones of St Andrew who was
thereafter became the patron saint of Scotland. The towns
maze of medieval, Victorian and Edwardian streets are
best explored on foot. Amongst the landmarks are the castle,
cathedral, Scotland's first university ( Where Prince
William is presently studying ) and the harbor. Other
attractions include a theatre, Sea Life Centre, museums
( including British Golf Museum ), sandy beaches and a
wide range of eating places. The surrounding area is rich
in castles, country houses, parks and quaint little fishing
villages. |
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