Enjoying a sought-after setting in Pittenweem with delightful coastal views, this deceptively spacious detached bungalow offers generous and flexible accommodation over two floors, with private gardens and excellent off-street parking. Although lovingly maintained over the years, the property offers scope for modernisation and, if required, further extension subject to planning. A vestibule opens into a central dining hall, giving the home a sociable heart, from where a staircase leads to the first floor accommodation. The ground floor also houses a spacious living room with a feature fireplace and an oversized window offering outstanding views over the garden and coastline. The large breakfasting kitchen is complemented by a pantry and utility room, while a conservatory extends the living space towards the rear garden.

Two of the four double bedrooms are found on the ground floor, with the remaining two bedrooms on the first floor, all serviced by a family bathroom. The layout is especially adaptable, with additional attic rooms offering excellent scope for further development as either bedrooms, hobby rooms, or home working. Practical, built-in storage is found throughout the home. Outside, the private front and rear gardens have been landscaped with the rear garden boasting unobstructed land and sea scape views. A driveway leads to the detached garage for secure parking and further storage rooms. Gas central heating and double glazing complete the specification. Extras: all fitted floorcoverings, light fittings and integrated appliances are included in the sale.

Pittenweem

Nestled in the picturesque East Neuk of Fife, the charming fishing village of Pittenweem is steeped in local history and has a working harbour that dates back to 1600. The village itself is home to everyday amenities including grocery shops, galleries and craft shops, a bakery, Post Office, doctors surgery, a primary school, hairdressers, cafes, a restaurant, 2 pubs and a fish and chip shop.

Pittenweem is an extremely popular tourist destination, and it’s easy to see why; the village’s location, hugged by rugged coastline and open countryside, gives ready access to scenic walking (including the Fife Coastal Path), running and cycling routes, a walled sea pool, and crazy golf. In addition, the village hosts the Annual Pittenweem Arts Festival exhibiting the works of local and visiting artists, many of whom are inspired by Pittenweem’s glorious coastal scenery and historic architecture. The pretty historic harbour villages of Crail and St Monans are nearby, whilst the beautiful Elie beach (with extensive water sport amenities), as well as Elie tennis and golf clubs, are just a short driveaway. The nearby coastal town of Anstruther is home to a large Supermarket, an award-winning fish & chip shop, and a harbour which offers idyllic summer boat trips to the Isle of May. The popular University, golf and tourist town of St Andrews is just 20 minutes’ drive from Pittenweem, and the award-winning Kingsbarns Golf Links is just seven miles away and newly opened Dumbarnie Links is close by as well. Fast road links also make for an easy car journey of just over an hour into Edinburgh.