Enjoying sea views, a large walled garden and ample gated parking, this historic linked-detached house in Anstruther is a character-filled home arranged over three floors. Offering considerable charm and potential, the property would now benefit from a programme of upgrading and modernisation, giving the new owner an excellent opportunity to enhance the accommodation while retaining its wealth of period character. The accommodation begins with an entrance porch and central hall, leading to a wonderfully atmospheric living room featuring exposed stonework, ceiling beams and a striking fireplace with stove. The breakfasting kitchen retains plenty of period charm and is fitted with country-inspired Shaker-style units, integrated appliances and quality worktops. From the kitchen, the accommodation flows into a bright conservatory, currently used as a dining area and snug, with direct access to the sunny patio and large walled garden beyond. The first floor houses two double bedrooms, one benefiting from an en-suite shower room, while the main bathroom is located on the ground floor. The attic space, with skylights and attractive views towards the harbour, provides useful and flexible additional space. Further benefits include gas central heating, some double glazing and generous gated off-street parking. Combining character, outdoor space and coastal views with clear scope for improvement, this distinctive home presents an appealing opportunity for buyers looking to create a property tailored to their own tastes.

Extras: All fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings and integrated kitchen appliances are included in the sale.

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 butchers, 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 offers 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 a number of 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.