16 Bank Street, Elie, Leven, Fife, KY9 1BW
Sale history
£540,000 in December 2020
The property
This handsome end-terraced stone-fronted cottage comes with three bedrooms, generous living and entertaining space, and an idyllic south- facing rear garden. The property, which is centrally situated in the delightful coastal town of Elie, exudes charm and character throughout. The main door opens into a vestibule flowing through a welcoming entrance hallway. The two principal reception rooms are situated to the front of the property. Both rooms enjoy generous proportions, are carpeted for comfort, and flooded with light from traditional sash-and-case windows with stained-glass panes. The family room features a traditional fireplace with tiling detail, a granite hearth and a cosy wood-burning stove inset. Continuing down the hall, past the stairs to the upper accommodation, you arrive at the impressive dining kitchen which spans the full width of the property and enjoys all day sunshine from a number of south-facing windows with views over the idyllic, mature rear garden. The charming country-style kitchen is presented in fresh pastel tones and comes equipped with a range of cream cabinets complemented by wall mounted dresser-style shelving and incorporating a space for a freestanding cooker and appliances. Zoned from the kitchen by the cabinets, the bright open-plan dining area provides ample floorspace for a large dining table and chairs, creating a lovely, convivial setting for family dining, entertaining and socialising while cooking. A box room off the dining kitchen has been creatively turned into a study by the current owners. Built-in open shelving and a feature painted stone wall enhance this practical space. Completing the ground-floor accommodation is a good- sized family bathroom with a three-piece-suite including a shower-over-bath and featuring attractive timber wall panelling and a large wall mirror. On ascending the stairs, you reach an upper landing which leads to three bedrooms (two doubles and a single), all of which are presented in attractive neutral tones. The doubles enjoy built-in storage and one has the added luxury of an en-suite shower room. The property further benefits from a floored attic with a Velux-window, reached by a retractable loft ladder. Externally, the property is accompanied by a walled, south-facing rear garden. This idyllic space features an impressive split-level decked terrace, conveniently accessed from the dining kitchen, which is the perfect setting for barbecues and alfresco dining. The deck gives way to an expanse of lawn framed by a lovely selection of mature trees and shrubs. EPC Rating - D. Extras: All the kitchen whitegoods, blinds, curtains and light fittings are included in the sale. Elie The picturesque coastal town of Elie, with its golden beaches, rocky coves and stunning views, promises an idyllic lifestyle in the East Neuk of Fife. Approximately eight miles east of Leven, the linked villages of Elie and Earlsferry have long been a popular seaside resort owing to their tranquil setting on the Fife Coastal Path. The former fishing village has retained much of its charm and character, and a rich architectural landscape: from 17th century cottages and townhouses, to imposing Victorian and Edwardian villas. The town boasts a wealth of local amenities, including a newsagent, a deli, a bakery, a grocer and a chemist, as well as no shortage of cafes, restaurants, bars, pubs and guesthouses. Elie and Earlsferry are renowned for their fantastic sports and outdoor activities, such as golfing at Elie Golf House Club and Earlsferry Links Golf Course, or tennis, bowls and putting at Elie Sports Club. The bays around Elie and Earlsferry are also perfect for surfing, sailing and water sports. Nursery and primary schooling is provided locally at Elie Primary School, followed by secondary education at Waid Academy in Anstruther. The town is served by public bus links to St Andrews and Edinburgh, via Anstruther and Leven respectively, and is a mere 30-minute drive from Kirkcaldy, which benefits from a train station.
Council Tax Band | E |
Total Floor Area | 121 m2 |
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