Set on a generous enclosed plot, this bright and tastefully decorated two-bedroom detached home features well-maintained gardens, a private driveway, and a garage. Nestled on a peaceful street just north of Kirkcaldy town centre, the property enjoys close proximity to the waterfront, offering a desirable blend of tranquillity and convenience. A welcoming entrance affords access to the carpeted stairs leading to the upper hall, a convenient WC, and the open plan, dual aspect, living/dining room and kitchen. Stylishly finished, this spacious public room has continuing quality wood-effect flooring, two contemporary light fittings, and a patio door leading to the garden, perfect for entertaining. To the rear of the room, a modern fitted kitchen includes wall and base units, stone effect worktops, a sink with a drainer, a tiled surround, and integrated appliances including an oven, a gas hob, a fridge, and a dishwasher. A separate utility room offers additional garden access, an integrated freezer, and a freestanding washing machine. On the upper floor, a generous main bedroom features carpeted flooring, a central light fitting, and superb storage provision, with two built-in wardrobes and a built-in cupboard, while a second double bedroom is set to the opposite aspect, and offers plenty of space for freestanding furnishing. Completing this home, the family bathroom is fitted with a stylish three-piece suite including a rainfall shower over the bath, and tiled splash walls and flooring.

Kirkcaldy, situated on the north shore of the Firth of Forth, is one of Fife’s key towns, offering an excellent range of amenities and services. The town boasts a wide selection of retail, leisure and cultural attractions, including the popular Fife Central Retail Park—home to major retailers such as Sainsbury’s, B&Q, and Next—as well as a variety of high-street shops in the town centre. Education is well catered for with several primary and secondary schools, along with further education opportunities at Adam Smith College. Cultural highlights include the town’s museum, art gallery, and the highly regarded Adam Smith Theatre. Healthcare needs are served by the modern Victoria Hospital, which provides services for much of the Fife region. With a railway station offering regular services to both Edinburgh and Dundee, and the A92 providing swift links to the motorway network and Edinburgh Airport, Kirkcaldy is an ideal location for commuters.

Factor Fees: James Gibb - approx £28.21 quarterly

Council Tax Band: C

Tenure: Freehold