Links Place, Burntisland

A forever home is often imagined as a property on one level no stairs and easy to manage. A strong buy-to-let opportunity, is a flat with character, close to town-centre amenities and transport links. And for those looking to trade down, a desirable, comfortable, manageable home with one special wish-list item: to be "by the sea".

1 Links Place is all of these.

This characterful ground-floor flatted dwellinghouse sits in the very heart of Burntisland. A home where the beach and surrounding parkland are just minutes away, yet the excellent Burntisland High Street with its eclectic blend of independent shops, artisan cafés, bakers, butchers, fishmonger, and more is equally close by.
More than simply a property, this is a lifestyle. Ideal for a buy-to-let landlord seeking strong tenant appeal, for a retired person or couple wanting level living in a vibrant coastal town, or for a first-time buyer who values being right at the centre of it all.
Street access to outer door of building. Property door to private hall with further access to all rooms. These include a marvellous, front living space with lounge left open to kitchen with integrated appliances. The charm of the building and flat is evident here with high corniced ceilings and traditional, but double glazed windows offering aspect to open parkland. Also off hall is modern shower room with floor tiling. Interior completed with 14 feet, rear bedroom. A bright, spacious bedroom again with period, high ceiling.
Included with title is external store. Reached off communal hall this locked, private store serves as utility area, with plumbing for washing machine.
There is a small, rear, communal courtyard.
1 Links place combines victorian features with modern specification gas central heating and double glazing. But most importantly it is a dwellinghouse of desirable appointment, that revels in and celebrates its prime central location.

A royal burgh in Fife, Burntisland lies on the Firth of Forth and is known locally for its sandy Blue Flag beach. A short walk from that is the 15th century Rossend Castle. The town has its traditional summer fair and Highland games day and features on the Fife coastal path which is easily accessed and runs from the Forth Estuary in the south, to the Tay Estuary in the north. Stretching to 150 kms, the path is clearly marked and offers a range of walking experiences from the easy
and level, to the wild and demanding.
Burntisland is situated on the main Dundee to Edinburgh rail link which facilitates easy commuting to Edinburgh. The town boasts a selection of good local shopping and recreational facilities including the Beacon Leisure centre which has a 25
metre swimming pool with flumes and a wave machine, Burntisland Golf House Club is officially recognised as the 10th oldest club in the world. A wider range of amenities are available in the larger towns of Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy. Local primary schooling is available , with secondary education at the highly regarded Balwearie High School in Kirkcaldy.




Lounge / Diner / 13'9 x 13'7
Bedroom 14 x 11
Shower Room 7 x 6'1
External Store
Extras
Gas central heating, Double glazing, Integrated electric hob, oven & cooker hood and Sofa Bed.

Dining table & Chair may be available by separate negotiation.