1a Inzievar House, Dunfermline, Fife, KY12 8HB

2 Bed Flat - Ground Floor with 1 Reception Room

Sale history

£161,000 in January 2019

The property

Stunning Inzievar House which was converted into bespoke individual executive apartments, seven in total, takes full advantage of the natural features within this beautifully restored 1850's 'B' Listed Baronial Mansion. This spacious ground floor apartment is charming and well presented, boasting many attractive features. There are extensive grounds and woodland spanning 12 acres with panoramic views over Fife and Lothians. The property briefly comprises reception hall and inner hall leading to bedrooms. Large open plan lounge with wood burner, dining kitchen and family area. Two double bedrooms with master en-suite and bathroom. The property has single glazing and electric heating. Private parking. The property has secure storage located in the mini courtyard. EPC RATING F.

  • Lounge

    7.11 m X 4.09 m / 23'4" X 13'5"

  • Dining Kitchen

    5.51 m X 4.19 m / 18'1" X 13'9"

  • Bedroom 1

    5.21 m X 3.81 m / 17'1" X 12'6"

  • Bedroom 2

    3.99 m X 2.69 m / 13'1" X 8'10"

  • Ensuite

    2.01 m X 1.4 m / 6'7" X 4'7"

  • Bathroom

    3.1 m X 2.9 m / 10'2" X 9'6"

  • Travel Directions

    Travelling from Dunfermline proceed along the A907 passing through the village of Carnock continuing into Oakley. Take the turning on the left into Station Road and carry on straight through a mini roundabout and under the railway bridge taking a sharp turning on the left then first right into Inzievar Wood. (From Rosyth, follow the A985 5.5 miles to the Cairneyhill roundabout. Take the 3rd exit, signposted for Oakley. After 1.3 miles, turn left just before the T junction, into Inzievar Wood). Continue along the private driveway where you will see signage for Inzievar House.

Council Tax Band E
Total Floor Area 114 m2
Energy rating F

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