If you are looking for something completely different, yet surrounded by beautiful scenery and charm, then a stay in this renovated 2022 Armoury is for you. A bit of history with a touch of class.
Ground Floor:
10 steps to entrance. All on the lower ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With wood burner, Freeview TV and small double sofa bed.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave and fridge.
Bedroom: With kingsize bed.
Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.
10 steps to entrance. All on the lower ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With wood burner, Freeview TV and small double sofa bed.
Dining area.
Kitchen area: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave and fridge.
Bedroom: With kingsize bed.
Shower room: With shower cubicle and toilet.
Electric central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included.
Front garden with sitting-out area. 1 dog welcome, to be kept on a lead at all times. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Please note: Sorry, no children under 16 years old allowed.
The Armoury really does fall into our unique and quirky category. A lovingly restored, historic WWI gun emplacement complex situated on a high viewpoint with breath taking panoramic view across the water to Edinburgh, and directly overlooking the iconic Forth Rail Bridge, situated in the charming historic village of North Queensferry.
Set on the lower ground, this WWI armoury has been beautifully decorated in a colourful, industrial chic style. From the lookout post you can enjoy the stunning seaside views and impressive coastal walks. The unique entrance to The Armoury comes with a large outdoor patio area perfect for al fresco dining.
As you enter the property, you come into a fantastic open-plan living, dining and kitchen space. There are two lovely comfortable sofas and a large snooker table that doubles up as the dining table, perfect for working from and enjoying evening meals, along with a small double sofa bed should you have an extra guest come and stay. The wood burner radiates heat throughout The Armoury. At one end of the open-plan living space is a shower room and at the other end a large kingsize bedroom. As this is part of a historical monument, part of the outside is open to the public as they come to view the old canon placement. There is a beautiful garden that is set within the owner’s grounds but has been allocated for guests where they can enjoy the beautiful sea views.
North Queensferry is part of the picturesque Fife Coastal Path. Looking for more adventure and culture, then walk down to the train station and within 15 minutes you will find yourself in the heart of Edinburgh. The historic royal city of Dunfermline is just a short 10-minute drive where you will find a large selection of high street brands, the famous Dunfermline Abbey where King Robert, The Bruce’s heart is said to be buried, the beautiful Pittencrieff Park along with free roaming peacocks and plenty of other activities, bars and restaurants to enjoy. A drive along the stunning Fife Coast is highly recommended stopping off at picturesque fishing villages along the way. With easy access to the main motorways, this is a great place to come and stay whilst exploring this beautiful part of Scotland. Beach 4 miles.
Set on the lower ground, this WWI armoury has been beautifully decorated in a colourful, industrial chic style. From the lookout post you can enjoy the stunning seaside views and impressive coastal walks. The unique entrance to The Armoury comes with a large outdoor patio area perfect for al fresco dining.
As you enter the property, you come into a fantastic open-plan living, dining and kitchen space. There are two lovely comfortable sofas and a large snooker table that doubles up as the dining table, perfect for working from and enjoying evening meals, along with a small double sofa bed should you have an extra guest come and stay. The wood burner radiates heat throughout The Armoury. At one end of the open-plan living space is a shower room and at the other end a large kingsize bedroom. As this is part of a historical monument, part of the outside is open to the public as they come to view the old canon placement. There is a beautiful garden that is set within the owner’s grounds but has been allocated for guests where they can enjoy the beautiful sea views.
North Queensferry is part of the picturesque Fife Coastal Path. Looking for more adventure and culture, then walk down to the train station and within 15 minutes you will find yourself in the heart of Edinburgh. The historic royal city of Dunfermline is just a short 10-minute drive where you will find a large selection of high street brands, the famous Dunfermline Abbey where King Robert, The Bruce’s heart is said to be buried, the beautiful Pittencrieff Park along with free roaming peacocks and plenty of other activities, bars and restaurants to enjoy. A drive along the stunning Fife Coast is highly recommended stopping off at picturesque fishing villages along the way. With easy access to the main motorways, this is a great place to come and stay whilst exploring this beautiful part of Scotland. Beach 4 miles.