Mcrae Crescent, Burntisland, KY3

The appeal of this charming end-of-terrace home lies in its enviable corner position, with gardens to the front, side and rear. The property enjoys lovely outlooks, with views towards the surrounding estate, grass and woodland to the front, while the rear aspect extends across the town towards the school, River Forth and bridges.

This is a home you will want to “wrap an arm around” and improve and embellish to your own taste. Importantly, you start with a solid, well-built villa offering comfortable accommodation over two levels, complete with gas-fired central heating, double glazing, plenty of appeal and excellent potential.

The front outer door opens into the entrance hall, providing access to the lounge/dining room. This impressive living space extends to over 20 feet and incorporates a lounge to the front and dining area to the rear, with French doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen is also accessed from the hallway and is positioned to the rear, with a door leading directly to the garden.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both benefiting from built-in storage. A tiled shower room completes the accommodation.

The gardens have been designed with ease of maintenance in mind, with a combination of pathways, lawn and stone-chipped areas to the front. The generous side garden includes a greenhouse and both a single and separate double store. To the rear, the garden is mainly paved and stone chipped.

With its excellent position, wonderful views, potential and undeniable appeal, this property has been and could once again be a cherished home. Situated within a fabulous and ever-improving town, with a model high street, it offers a fantastic opportunity to create a home to your own specification in a truly desirable setting.

LOCATION— A Royal Burgh in Fife, Burntisland is situated on the Firth of Forth and is well known for its sandy Blue Flag beach. Just a short walk from the beach is the historic 15th-century Rossend Castle. The town also hosts its traditional summer fair and Highland Games Day and benefits from being situated on the Fife Coastal Path.

The Fife Coastal Path runs from the Forth Estuary in the south to the Tay Estuary in the north. Stretching approximately 150 kilometres, the clearly marked route offers a variety of walking experiences, from easy and level sections to more wild and challenging terrain.

Burntisland is positioned on the main Dundee to Edinburgh rail link, providing convenient commuting to Edinburgh and beyond. The town offers a good selection of local shops and recreational facilities, including the Beacon Leisure Centre, which features a 25-metre swimming pool, flumes and a wave machine.

Burntisland Golf House Club is officially recognised as the 10th oldest golf club in the world, adding to the town’s strong sporting heritage.

A wider range of amenities can be found in the larger nearby towns of Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy. Local primary schooling is available within Burntisland, with secondary education provided at the highly regarded Balwearie High School in Kirkcaldy.

EXTRAS– Gas Central Heating & Double Glazing

Lounge/Dining Room

20’9 x 11

Kitchen

12’7 x 6’5

Bedroom 1

14’2 x 9’9

Bedroom 2

11 x 10’8

Shower Room

6’4 X 5’10