2 bed terraced house for sale in Rosyth

This well-proportioned two-bedroom home offers 820 square feet of accommodation across two floors in Rosyth. The ground floor opens into a substantial kitchen/dining room, stretching to over 17 feet and fitted with a good range of units and space for dining. The reception room is a generous size at nearly 14 feet square, offering plenty of flexibility for both relaxing and entertaining. A downstairs WC completes the ground floor. Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms are served by a family bathroom fitted with a bath. There are well maintained private gardens to the rear and residents parking. Located in Rosyth, the property is well placed for local amenities, schools, and transport links, including nearby rail connections to Edinburgh, making it an excellent choice for first-time buyers or growing families. The property also benefits from being only a few minutes walk away from the Brand new Caledonia High School. LOCATIONRosyth is a popular town on the northern shore of the River Forth with a good selection of shops and services, which are easily accessible. There are four local Primary Schools and a brand New Caledonia High School, with further Secondary Schools located in Dunfermline. An ideal commuter base with links to the motorway network. Easy access to the M90 and Ferrytoll Park and Ride. A short drive takes you to the City of Dunfermline which provides a larger selection of shops, schools, bars, restaurants and public transport of bus and rail links making this area an ideal commuter base to Edinburgh, throughout Fife and east central Scotland.EXTRAS INC IN SALE / AGENTS NOTEAll floor coverings, blinds, bathroom and light fittings together with appliances.From 1st February 2022, residential properties in Scotland are required by law to have installed a system of inter-linked smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors and heat detectors (the "inter-linked system"). No warranty is given that any interlinked system has been installed in this property and interested parties should make their own enquiries.