Greyfriars Garden No (14A) | St Andrews

Welcome to Greyfriars Gardens No. 14A, a beautifully appointed holiday flat in the heart of historic St Andrews, the world-famous Home of Golf. Situated just 100 yards from the legendary Old Course 18th hole, this superb location is perfect for golfers and visitors alike, with the town’s best coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques, beaches, castle, and cathedral all just a short stroll away.



Whether you are enjoying an early morning coffee before tee time, dining in one of St Andrews’ renowned restaurants, or soaking up the atmosphere around the famous Old Course, everything is right on your doorstep.



This elegant double lower flat combines comfort, style, and practicality for the perfect stay. Upstairs, a spacious cloakroom provides ideal storage for golf clubs and outdoor gear after a day on the fairways. The large sitting room offers a relaxing retreat with three luxurious Chesterfield sofas and a large television — perfect for unwinding after exploring the town or walking the Old Course.



The brand-new fully equipped kitchen is ideal for entertaining, featuring a beautiful dining table, breakfast bar with four high stools, an American-style double-door fridge, induction hob, and double oven/microwave. Whether enjoying breakfast before a round of golf or preparing dinner after an evening in town, the space is designed for relaxed holiday living.



One upstairs bedroom overlooks the peaceful courtyard, where guests can enjoy al fresco dining and drinks around the outdoor table and chairs. The courtyard also features a charcoal Ceramic Egg BBQ with utensils for memorable summer evenings.



Downstairs, there are two further comfortable bedrooms along with excellent bathroom facilities, including a family bathroom with bath and shower, a separate WC, and a stylish shower room with a large walk-in drench shower.



Greyfriars Gardens No. 14A is the perfect base for enjoying everything St Andrews has to offer — from championship golf and beautiful coastal walks to independent cafés, fine dining, and centuries of Scottish history.