Pilgrim’s Rest - a gathering of nine detached residences, nestled in the very heart of Fife. Strikingly built and formed with contemporary living in mind, these homes are truly unlike any other.
WELCOME TO PILGRIM'S REST
Each home features the high-level specifications you have come to expect of a Wallace Homes development - uncompromising quality, exceptional finishes and unique touches that truly make the house your own. Designed to stand the test of time, each home boasts distinctive character and style.
Every facet is formed with complete sophistication and tranquillity in mind, every corner intentionally designed. Sunlight is invited to stream in through dual aspect windows, allowing for bright, spacious rooms.
THE HISTORY OF PILGRIM'S WAY
The inspiration behind Pilgrim’s Rest is informed through an ancient trail in Scotland named Pilgrim’s Way - stretching through Fife and neatly finishing in picturesque St Andrews. This extraordinary route was historically used for several centuries as a pilgrimage - considered as important as similar pilgrimages to Rome or Jerusalem. Inns were built through the route to provide spaces to relax whilst on their journey - and just as they provided a place to rest hundreds of years ago, Pilgrim’s Rest will do the same today.
“We pride ourselves in our commitment to sustainability, notably through our consistent use of air-source and ground-source heat pumps used to generate clean energy for your home. With gold-standard LED light sourcing and high levels of insulation woven into every room, each property exemplifies green living in a comfortable, stylish way. Connection is crucial - so we also fit Fibre Optic to each house we make. Simple as that.”
— Scott & Rose, Wallace Homes
PILGRIM’S WAY & THE SURROUNDING AREAS
Welcome to Pilgrim's Rest!
A gathering of nine detached residences, nestled in the very heart of Fife. Strikingly built and formed with contemporary living in mind, these homes are truly unlike any other.
A coastal city with an assortment of retail and shopping facilities, along with major cultural landmarks. Home to Dundee Airport, High School of Dundee and The University of Dundee.
Scenic views of the two bridges crossing the river Tay await in Newport-on-Tay. It is also home to Newport Primary School, Waterstone Crook Sports Centre and Forgan Arts Centre.
A small town near where the River Eden widens to the Edenmouth, Leuchars sits five miles north of St Andrews. It is home to Leuchars Train Station, Leuchars Primary School and St. Athernase Church.
A beautiful spot to see the seals, Kinshaldy Beach is protected on the West side by the forest of Tentsmuir. Three miles of sand dunes and stunning views make for a great day out for all of the family.
Luthrie is a small village to the north of Cupar, sitting upon the Windygates Burn. It is surrounded by peaceful views and historical sites such as Creich Church and Lordscairnie Castle ruins.
Dairsie, also known as Osnaburgh, is a village that sits equally between Leuchars and Cupar. Developed from two small settlements due to the growth of the weaving industry, it is now home to Dairsie Primary School and a short distance from both the restored Dairsie Castle and family-owned Pittormie Fruit Farm.
The town of Cupar has a wide assortment of amenities including Haugh Park, Duffus Park and Cupar Train Station. Academically, it boasts the SRUC Elmwood Campus, Bell Baxter High School, Castlehill Primary School and Busy Bee Nursery.
Ceres is a historic village boasting a plethora of local amenities and home of the oldest Highland Games! It boasts the Fife Folk Museum, Ceres Memorial Hall and the home of Opera Scotland.
Situated on the Craigrothie Burn, this quiet village is home to Craigrothie Primary School and Barbarafield Riding School. It is also well situated for hikes up the Hill of Tarvit to the Monument.
The Cameron Resevoir is home to the St Andrews Angling Club and makes for a delightful dog walk or peaceful ramble.
The seaside town of Leven lies on the coast of the Firth of Forth and boasts Bayview Stadium, Scoonie Golf Club and Letham Glen. Silverburn Park also sits between Leven Links Golf Course and Lundin Golf Club, offering spectacular family activities.
A popular seaside town in the East Neuk, Elie sits within a plethora of sandy beaches. You're spoilt for choice with Elie Beach and Harbour, Ruby Bay, Lady's Tower and Elie Ness Lighthouse all to the East, with the Elie Chainwalk connecting Shell Bay and Earlsferry Beaches to the West.
Home of the best fish and chips and placed in the heart of picturesque East Neuk, Anstruther boasts the Anstruther Golf Club, Anstruther Harbour and Bankie Park. This coastal resort town also has excellent schooling from Bee Curious Nursery to Anstruther Primary School to Waid Academy.
A former royal burgh, Crail is home to the Crail Harbour and Coastal Path as well as the Museum & Heritage Centre. A short drive gets you to the Crail Raceway and East of Scotland Kart Club or the Kilminning Coast Wildlife Reserve - both make for an exciting day out!
Kennoyway is a quiet village that sits upon the Kennoway Burn, a short drive from Leven. It is home to Kennoway Primary School and the Sandy Brae Community Centre, as well as Cotlands Park and the aptly named Kennoway Den Hiking Area.
Known for its beauty and historical significance, this small town is a brilliant destination - not to mention the home of golf! Alongside the Old Course and Kingsbarns Golf Links, here you can also find the HQ of Eden Mill distilleries and the renowned University of St Andrews.
Once The Mount Melville Family Estate, this leafy green area on the outskirts of St Andrews houses the beautiful Craigtoun Country Park nestled alongside Duke's Golf Course.
A small fishing village on the East coast, Pittenweem boasts a Harbour, Lighthouse, Tidal Pool and Crazy Golf at West Braes Park, all within a ten minute walk! This quiet spot is not to be missed along the East Neuk.
Home to Ladybank Golf Club, this small village has direct ScotRail links to Edinburgh from Ladybank Train Station and is surrounded by beautiful woodland, such as South Annsmuir and Heatherhall Woods.
