24 Norton Place, Dunfermline, Fife, KY11 4RH
Sale history
£112,000 in March 2024
The property
A bright and spacious mid terraced villa with private garden to rear. Accommodation comprises:-reception hallway, lounge, breakfasting kitchen, upper landing, two double bedrooms and brand new shower room (with contemporary wet wall panels). Gas central heating is installed with double glazed windows throughout. There is good storage and pleasant outlooks to rear. The property benefits from an enclosed garden to rear, which is mainly chipped for ease of maintenance. There is a decked area and timber garden shed. Off street parking bays are available. Norton Place forms part of a popular residential estate situated on the southern outskirts of Dunfermline, off Aberdour Road. Available within half a mile are well reputed primary and secondary schools, Tesco supermarket and Fife Leisure complex. For the commuter, the M90 Motorway (for travel both north and south) can be reached quickly and easily and Dunfermline Railway Station is approximately 1.5 miles away. There is a regular bus service and excellent local shops are available within the immediate vicinity.
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