'For over 10 years now, Jim has maintained my holiday lets in the beautiful village of Pittenweem. What is so fantastic about Jim, is that not only is he reliable and conscientious, he is extremely versatile.
The Soil and Surf name is highly appropriate; I have commissioned Jim for many and varied works, including the design and build of bespoke driftwood fencing sourced from the local beaches, garden furniture and planters.
Jim also maintains the gardens all year round, and his choice of flowers is always creative and a talking point for passers-by. In addition to gardening and furniture making, Jim is perhaps even more famous for his delicious seafood. It is the highlight of our trip and indeed for many of our clients, when Jim drops round his crab and/or lobsters, wearing his yellow wellies and a broad smile (honestly the best I have ever tasted). I wholeheartedly recommend Soil and Surf and look forward to enjoying their services for many years to come.'
John Hughes, Owner, Holiday Letting - Driftwood Cottage and The Cooperage, Pittenweem
A wee note from Soil and Surf: We've had the pleasure of working with the people behind Driftwood Cottage and The Cooperage on various projects over the years. So, we were delighted to receive the above testimonial from owner, John Hughes. If you (or loved ones) are looking for a beautiful and comfortable place to lay your head after a day rambling around our coastline, we can highly recommend these two gorgeous properties - historic, stylish fisherman's cottages, just a stone's throw from the coastal path and harbour.
A wee note from Soil and Surf: We've had the pleasure of working with the people behind Driftwood Cottage and The Cooperage on various projects over the years. So, we were delighted to receive the above testimonial from owner, John Hughes. If you (or loved ones) are looking for a beautiful and comfortable place to lay your head after a day rambling around our coastline, we can highly recommend these two gorgeous properties - historic, stylish fisherman's cottages, just a stone's throw from the coastal path and harbour.
