26 Main Street, Limekilns, Dunfermline, Fife, KY11 3HL
Sale history
£385,000 in July 2025
The property
An 18th century, three bedroom adjoined villa, conveniently located within the highly sought after and desirable shore village of Limekilns. Located within the historic centre of Limekilns with some properties dating back to the 16th century, the village was originally used as Dunfermline's port, delivering goods for the King and his court. Limekilns' oldest surviving building is The King's Cellar where, apparently, Scotland's sovereigns kept their wine. The village now offers some excellent eateries along the waterfront and forms part of Fife's coastal path, stretching 117 miles from Kincardine to Newburgh. Limekilns is located circa three miles from Dunfermline city centre offering a wider variety of amenities including various supermarkets, shops and restaurants. For those commuting further, the Forth Bridges and Kincardine Bridges can be reached within a short drive with train stations in Rosyth and Kincardine. Limekilns Primary School is held in high repute with secondary schooling in Dunfermline and Inverkeithing (soon to be relocated to Rosyth). Bus links to private schooling including Dollar Academy. A unique home, well-presented throughout, the property retains various period features throughout including exposed beams, stone fireplace and feature cast iron range. Welcoming entrance hall with WC and storage leading to formal living room with fireplace. Dining kitchen, equipped with a range of floor and wall mounted storage, space for a table and chair set and additional utility room. The first floor features a spacious, master bedroom and two additional double bedrooms with space for free standing furniture. Views towards the River Forth. Modern shower room with WC and wash hand basin. Fully floored and lined attic space with Velux windows provides ample storage or potential for other uses Neat front and rear gardens. Within walking distance of the village hall, Tennis Club, Sailing club, primary school, Bruce Arms Hotel and popular local cafe. Rating - E, Council Tax Band - E.
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Lounge
3.4 m X 4.9 m / 11'2" X 16'1"
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Dining Area
2.9 m X 2.9 m / 9'6" X 9'6"
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Kitchen
3.3 m X 2 m / 10'10" X 6'7"
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Master Bedroom
2.9 m X 4.9 m / 9'6" X 16'1"
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Bedroom 2
3.4 m X 2.4 m / 11'2" X 7'10"
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Bedroom 3
4 m X 2.5 m / 13'1" X 8'2"
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Utility Room
1.4 m X 4.6 m / 4'7" X 15'1"
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Shower Room
2.3 m X 1.6 m / 7'7" X 5'3"
| Council Tax Band | E |
| Total Floor Area | 93 m2 |
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