3 South Dewar Street, Dunfermline, Fife, KY12 8AR
Sale history
£195,000 in March 2025
The property
A traditional main door lower villa with bright and spacious accommodation all on one level and neat south facing gardens to rear. There is a good internal layout which includes an entrance vestibule, reception hallway, lounge/bedroom 3, dining room, kitchen, two double bedrooms and bathroom. Gas central heating and double glazed windows are installed. There is good storage, a flexible layout, many period features (including two feature fireplaces) and traditional hardwood flooring throughout. The walled garden to rear is shared with upstairs only and offers a generous lawn, maximum privacy, drying facilities, timber shed and a south facing aspect. The property benefits from a large cellar (with power and light) and a small enclosed garden to front. Only a few minutes walk from the beautiful Pittencrieff Park, South Dewar Street is a highly sought after residential area set within half a mile of Dunfermline City Centre and approximately one mile from Dunfermline Railway Station. There are excellent local amenities close by including a well reputed primary school and easy access to the M90 motorway for travel both north and south. A regular bus service operates.
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