31 Olympia Arcade, High Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 1QF
Sale history
£122,000 in December 2021
The property
Currently under construction by Consilium Homes, the thirteen one and two-bedroom apartments are set over four floors of a completely refurbished and redeveloped C-Listed sandstone building; formerly a Victorian linen mill and still home to one of Scotland's oldest shopping arcades on the ground floor. Inspired by the mill's industrial past, the apartments boast airy open-plan living spaces and minimalist interiors, with delightful conservation-style sash-and-case double-glazed windows seamlessly blending with the contemporary fittings and features. Incorporated into each home will be an entrance hall, a sleek fully integrated kitchen and living/dining area with a sociable open-plan arrangement, two double bedrooms and a bathroom with a WC-suite and shower-over-bath. Plentiful well-placed windows will flood the convivial interiors with natural light. All properties will be built to excellent modern standards, with modern electric heating system and sash-and-case double glazing promising a cost-efficient, warm environment. The development benefits from an off-street entrance via the Olympia shopping arcade, providing secure access to all apartments via a communal stairwell.
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