21 Waggon Road, Pittenweem, Anstruther, Fife, KY10 2LL
Sale history
£126,000 in December 2019
The property
Fantastic opportunity to purchase 3 bed Maisonette with uninterrupted sea views. The property benefits from being bright and spacious with flexible living accommodation and Truly Stunning Sea Views over the Firth of Forth extending to Bass Rock and beyond, being positioned in a peaceful residential location. Internal viewing is a must to appreciate the accommodation on offer and the tranquillity of the surroundings. The charming East Neuk fishing village of Pittenweem with its archetypal pan tiled rooftops and crow stepped gables is also home to the now famous Arts Festivals and has excellent local amenities including shops, village store, post office, cafes, public houses, The Dory restaurant, galleries, school and Doctors' surgery. The historic university town of St Andrews with its World Famous Golf Courses, Stunning Architecture and Prestigious University is 10 miles away. The property accommodation consists of: Spacious and welcoming entrance hallway with built in cupboards providing storage space, bright lounge with dining area and juliette balcony, admitting lots of natural light, modern kitchen with integrated oven, hob and dishwasher, breakfast bar offering stunning views. Carpeted stairwell leading to upper landing with three double-bedrooms, all with walk-in wardrobes or built-in cupboard space, and 3 piece bathroom. The large loft space is floored and supplied with light. GCH/DG. Entry via security door and shared stairwell, giving access to the lockable store. Shared gardens with personal drying green, ample parking within close proximity, potential opportunity to rent garage from the council if desired.
| Council Tax Band | B |
| Total Floor Area | 88 m2 |
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