31 Cupar Road, Auchtermuchty, Cupar, Fife, KY14 7DD
Sale history
£190,000 in December 2020
The property
Fully renovated to a high specification and quality finish, an 19th century detached villa, with generous south facing garden ground to front and ample off-street parking. Accommodation comprises:-spacious hallway, lounge (with three large windows and electric stove), brand new dining kitchen (with cooker range), feature split level landing, three good sized bedrooms and brand new four-piece bathroom. GCH, contemporary radiators, DG, hardwood flooring, quality deep pile carpets upstairs, fresh decor and good storage throughout. The neat enclosed garden offers maximum privacy, quality decking, lawn section, key safe box and drying facilities. A generous chipped area to front provides ample off street parking for several vehicles. Auchtermuchty is a popular village surrounded by open countryside in north east Fife. The M90 and A92 are close by which provide easy access for commuting to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Perth and St. Andrews. Nursery and primary education are served locally with secondary education delivered nearby at Bell Baxter in Cupar. There are several nature walks, parks, cycling routes and local sports clubs close by.
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