Grassmiston Steadings , Crail, Anstruther, KY10

Enjoying a peaceful setting at Grassmiston Farm, this traditional two-bedroom stone-built cottage offers character, flexibility and the ease of single-storey living.

The accommodation include a spacious living room with a feature fireplace, a triple-aspect sunroom overlooking the garden, a country-style fitted kitchen with a built-in seated dining area and larder cupboard, as well as two double bedrooms, a generous bathroom, plus a hallway and vestibule.

Set in the outbuilding you will find a utility/store room, and a separate workshop. Surrounding the cottage is large garden grounds with a vast lawn, mature planting, and a patio. A gated area to the rear, leads to private parking for several vehicles, including a carport. Solar panels, central heating and double glazing are installed. Extras: All fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings and integrated appliances are included in the sale.

The area around Crail enjoys the quiet appeal of the East Neuk of Fife, with open countryside, big coastal skies and easy access to one of the area’s most characterful harbour villages.

Crail is known for its historic streets, attractive working harbour and strong sense of community, with everyday amenities including local shops, cafés and village services close at hand. The coastline is a particular draw, with scenic walks, beaches and links to the wider Fife Coastal Path, while the surrounding countryside gives the area a peaceful, rural feel.

Schooling is well served within the East Neuk, with local primary provision and secondary education available in nearby towns, alongside a choice of independent schools across Fife and in St Andrews. For leisure, residents enjoy golf, sailing, coastal walking and the food and arts scene for which this part of Fife is well regarded.

Despite its tranquil setting, the area remains well connected. St Andrews, Anstruther and Cupar are all within convenient reach by road, and there are straightforward links onwards to Dundee, Perth and Edinburgh. Rail services are typically accessed from stations further inland, while bus routes connect the East Neuk villages and surrounding towns. The result is a location that combines rural calm, coastal beauty and everyday practicality in a much-loved part of Fife.

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