2 Thomsons Mill, Skene Street, Strathmiglo, Cupar, Fife, KY14 7PA
Sale history
£80,000 in August 2018
The property
Part Exchange is available for this ground floor flat within a three storey converted former linen mill now comprising 12 residential units. The building was originally constructed around 1850 and converted around 1999 to create comfortable homes in a popular village location. This apartment offers good-sized accommodation accessed from a well-maintained communal hall and stairwell. The overall feel is country, soft, warm, and very welcoming. The use of a neutral palette throughout creates harmony in a home that opens up and flows toward the main living areas. The accommodation includes an entrance hall, vestibule, cloak cupboard, one bedroom, bathroom with shower over the bath, kitchen and Lounge with twin windows capturing the views of the hills.
| Total Floor Area | 6 m2 |
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