Enjoying a coastal setting in desirable Anstruther, this three-bedroom garden apartment benefits from sunny and spacious living areas, an integral garage, and an enclosed south-facing garden with fabulous sea views. The spacious interiors are tastefully presented with subtle décor enhanced by handsome period features.

Chesterhill is a generous three-bedroom garden apartment, situated in the picturesque harbour town of Anstruther with an enviable coastal position. Built in the 19th century, the residence retains its authentic character, with airy high ceilings and period features complemented by tastefully neutral decor. It has been extended to provide bright and spacious living areas and an integral garage (plus a shared driveway) for off-street parking. There is also an enclosed south-facing garden, with open sea views, adding to the appeal of this enchanting period home.

Spacious three-bedroom coastal home – a short stroll from the centre of Anstruther

You enter into a hall via a practical vestibule. This light and airy reception area (with a handy WC and built-in storage) is beautifully adorned with fine decorative plasterwork and honey-coloured wood finishings. These handsome touches extend into the adjoining living room, which is exceptionally roomy and well-lit by a south-facing corner window. This unique window provides a sunny reading nook with views of the garden and the sea. The living room also benefits from hidden storage and an open fire, perfect for creating a cosy atmosphere during the winter months.

Interconnected south-facing living areas – offering wonderful sea views

Leading off the living room is the kitchen. Set within an impressive glazed extension that faces south, the tile-floored kitchen benefits from underfloor heating, a coastal outlook and access to the garden via French doors on two sides. It offers a light-filled space for cooking and formal dining, plus a relaxed seating area, making it ideal for daily family life and entertaining throughout the year. Fitted to one corner, the modern wood-toned kitchen is fully integrated for an immaculate aesthetic, with appliances comprising an oven, an induction hob with a chimney-style hood, a fridge freezer, and a dishwasher. Freestanding laundry appliances (washing machine and tumble dryer) are discreetly housed in a utility area within the garage, directly accessible from the kitchen.

Three spacious double bedrooms - served by a bathroom and second WC

Situated to the other side of the home and accessible from the entrance hall are three good-sized double bedrooms that are carpeted for optimum comfort. Two of these rooms feature fitted wardrobes and period cornicing. The hall also leads to a bright tiled bathroom, appointed in understated white with a WC suite, a bath with a shower attachment, and cupboard storage. Finally, gas central heating and full double glazing create a warm and efficient home.

A south-facing coastal garden and private garage parking complete the home

Outside, the large enclosed garden enjoys a south-facing position - overlooking the sea towards Anstruther’s pretty harbourfront and the Isle of May. It boasts a neat lawn attractively bordered by colourful plants and natural stone walls. The integral single garage and shared driveway allow the convenience of off-street parking.

Extras: Included in the sale are all fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings, and integrated/freestanding appliances.

Area

Anstruther, Fife

Anstruther is the largest community on the stretch of north-shore coastline of the Firth of Forth known as the East Neuk. Originally a fishing village, the main industry is now tourism and with a 9-hole golf course, pleasure craft mooring in the harbour, and sightseeing and wildlife cruises to the Isle of May, home to the UK's largest Puffin population. Other local attractions include The Scottish Fisheries Museum, The Secret Bunker, Famous Fish and Chip Shop along with an array of restaurants including the ‘Cellar’ and hostelries. For everyday services and essentials, Anstruther is home to a supermarket, a butcher, a Post Office, a medical centre, pharmacies, hairdressers, barbers, and beauty salons, whilst The Waid Academy, the local comprehensive school and community centre, offers a wide range of activities, including a library. For those who enjoy keeping fit, independently-owned Fit To The Core fitness studios offer classes and personal training services, Stuart Barton Physiotherapy offers gym facilities and a physio service, whilst leisure centres and pools are easily reachable in the surrounding towns. Additional entertainment can be found in St Andrews and of course, with Fife being famous for its outstanding golfing, there are several clubs within enviable easy reach, including Anstruther’s own on the edge of the town. Anstruther is well connected to the rest of Fife and further afield owing to excellent bus links and nearby major road links.