3 bedroom terraced house

Charming, modernised 18th Century 3 Bed Terraced Villa with driveway, set in the heart of the sought after Conservation Village of West Wemyss. This wonderful property enjoys spectacular views across the River Forth and is full of character and style, having been tastefully modernised throughout to a high standard.

The comfortable and stylish accommodation is set over three floors: On the ground level you will be impressed with the generous open plan living accommodation which includes a lounge, kitchen and dining area and the entire area is flooded with natural light from dual aspect windows. The delightful kitchen is tastefully fitted out with traditional wooden units, solid wood worktops, a stone Belfast style sink, plus a rangemaster cooker and an extractor hood. Moving on to the first level, you will find 2 bedrooms and a contemporary, fully tiled shower-room. The top floor of the house features a contemporary master bedroom with woor panelling, mirrored wardrobes and amazing views across the river from the 2 velux windows. This level benefits from a brand new luxury en-suite bathroom with p-shaped bath and an overhead rainfall shower. Outside, you will be delighted to find a large basement storage / utility area which is accessed via the back garden. This lovely property is Category B listed, being a buildings of special architectural or historic interest.

The property itself is accessed from a front door from Main Street which opens into a lovely shared inner hall and which in turn then provides access to the house itself. There is also access to and from the rear of the property via the back garden, where you will be delighted with the river views. There is a very attractive, welcoming and easily maintained, enclosed courtyard garden and driveway to the rear.

West Wemyss lies just off the A955, a very short drive east of Kirkcaldy. There are some local amenities a stroll away and a short drive will take you to Kirkcaldy or Leven where there is an abundance of amenities on offer. Wemyss Estates, Fife Council and The Lottery have invested heavily in turning the village into a truly attractive place to live and to visit. Many houses have been extensively renovated and the outer basin of the harbour was restored for fishing and pleasure. At the far end of the village there is a churchyard wall dated back to 1703 and beyond the wall is Wemyss Parish Church, built in 1890. There is also Auld Wemyss Ways Heritage Centre and a community café and pub in the Village.

Council Tax Band B
Energy Performance Rating C
Home Report Value £220,000