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Nestling on a hillside in the Fife countryside, this early 20th-century family home is a gem. The house was remodelled in 1906 by the Scottish architect Sir Robert Lorimer and showcases a notable collection of superb French, Chippendale-style and vernacular furniture along with paintings by Raeburn, Ramsay and eminent Dutch artists.

Lorimer also designed the gardens, with formal lawns, yew hedging, flowering borders and a sunken rose garden. There are paths to the hilltop viewpoint and the wider estate.

The grounds contain a recently reinstated 9-hole hickory golf course, providing an innovative and memorable experience for all players.
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There are woodland walks and keys available to Scotstarvit Tower

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Garden and Grounds: all year, daily, closing at dusk.
House, Shop and Tearoom: 1 April to 31 Oct, Thurs-Mon 1-5 (last entry 4.15).
Outwith these times, groups by appointment

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