Cosy retreat with rich history

Old Jewellers is a charming cottage in the heart of Tayport, offering a comfortable and characterful base for exploring the east coast of Scotland. The property sleeps up to six guests across three bedrooms and provides a welcoming space for families, couples or friends looking to enjoy the surrounding coastline and countryside. Inside, the cottage blends traditional character with modern comforts. A spacious living room provides a relaxing place to unwind, while the dining kitchen offers everything needed for preparing meals and gathering together at the end of the day. Step outside into the secure south facing garden where you can enjoy a quiet morning coffee or relax in the evening. During the warmer months the garden, barbecue area and summer house offer a pleasant setting for spending time outdoors. The cottage is also pet friendly, allowing guests to bring their dog along to enjoy the nearby beaches and walking routes. There is also secure indoor storage available for golf clubs or bicycles. Living Space and Bedrooms The property offers three well presented bedrooms. Two spacious king size bedrooms provide comfortable sleeping arrangements, while a cosy double bedroom completes the layout. The lounge offers a relaxed living space with a dining area, creating a comfortable setting for shared meals, conversation and quiet evenings after a day exploring the local area. Kitchen and Dining The dining kitchen is well equipped and designed for practical living during your stay. Whether preparing a simple breakfast before heading out or enjoying dinner together in the evening, the space allows guests to cook and dine comfortably. Bathroom The cottage includes a modern bathroom, finished to a good standard and designed for convenience during your stay. History of the Cottage Old Jewellers holds a unique connection to the Waldrum family and the history of Tayport. The name honours Thomas Waldrum, a watchmaker and jeweller born in 1866 who ran his business from this building until his death in 1930. The original entrance to the jeweller’s shop was located between the two front lounge windows, where customers once entered to browse watches and jewellery. Thomas Waldrum’s workshop was situated within what is now the lounge area, which today provides a cosy space for guests to relax. The Waldrum family lived next door at number 54, a space that now forms the front and rear bedrooms of the cottage. Although the property now operates solely under number 52, its history remains an important part of the building’s character. Location Tayport sits on the edge of the Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve and offers a relaxed coastal setting with easy access to surrounding towns and attractions. Tentsmuir Forest and Beach are just a short drive away and provide miles of sandy shoreline along with walking and cycling routes through the forest. Wildlife is often spotted along the coast, including seals resting on the sandbanks. Dundee is around a ten minute drive across the Tay Bridge and offers attractions including the V and A Dundee museum, the historic RRS Discovery and a lively waterfront area with cafés, restaurants and shops. St Andrews is approximately twenty minutes away and is well known for golf, historic streets and wide sandy beaches. Closer to home, Tayport Harbour and Marina provide a pleasant setting for a walk along the water with views across the River Tay towards Broughty Ferry. The nearby Fife Coastal Path also runs through Tayport, offering scenic walking and cycling routes along the coastline. Local community facilities such as the Larick Centre, Tayport Tennis Club and Scotscraig Golf Club are all located within the town. Guest Access and Important Information Guests have full access to the cottage and private garden for the duration of their stay. Have a fantastic stay at Old Jewellers