Ladywell House, Holiday Let, Falkland

Histoire

Built in 1807, this house was previously owned by Francis Shand-Kydd, the mother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, Ladywell House in Falkland Fife, is believed to have been visited by Diana and her sons, Princes William and Harry.

The property was owned by the Church of Scotland until 1987, and was built for the Rev George Buist, and designed by Scottish architect, Thomas Barclay.

The house was built on land formerly owned by the Knights Templar and the farm above the house is called Templelands. The house next to Ladywell House is Chapelyard, built in the yard of the Chapel of Our Lady by the Templars.

The name Ladywell comes from the Well of Our Lady which is situated to the rear of the property. The house takes its water from St John's Well, which until recently fed the town of Falkland.

Restauration et Boissons

Breakfasts are freshly cooked from locally sourced ingredients, and we cater for vegans, vegetarians, those with allergies and those with intolerances to certain foods.

Home made muffins, freshly cooked croissants, home made jams and marmalade are always available.

We do not currently provide dinners, but there are a number of restaurants in Falklnad, 10 minutes walk, which provide a variety of meals.

Espaces verts et alentours

The house sits in an acre of walled garden and enjoys splendid views to Falkland and North Fife.

Plus d'informations

We are 'child-friendly' and provide travel cots, highchairs and baby-changing facilities. We have two small children of our own and are happy to provide baby-sitting if required. Dogs are welcome, by arrangement, provided their owners are well behaved, but may not sleep on the beds.

We have 2 terriers (bitches) and are dog friendly.