Branxton, Boarhills

Hame Ceramics is located in the former manse at Boarhills, four miles southeast of St. Andrews.

The house, named Branxton, was built in 1910 and appears as “Manse” on a map of “Fifeshire” from around 1919.

At the back of the property is a narrow, sloping garden with stepped access to Kenly Water.

A vintage map of the area around Boarhills, showing farms, a church, a school, a manse, and various geographic features like bridges and dovedots.

Fifeshire, Eastern Div, 1919 Edition, National Library of Scotland

White, two-story house with a bay windowed front, dark front door, and gabled roof surrounded by trees and a gravel driveway.
A lush green garden with blooming trees, a black outdoor chair, and a clear blue sky with some clouds.
A white house with a gray roof and a garden with trees, bushes, and a patio with outdoor furniture.
A lush garden with green plants, trees, and a small sitting area with chairs in the background.
A garden scene with a stone staircase, green grass, and a large tree with white blossoms. There are small lights along the steps, and additional trees and greenery in the background under a clear blue sky.
A small creek flowing over moss-covered rocks surrounded by lush green foliage and trees.