4 Bishops View, Gairneybridge, Kinross, KY13 9LD

5 Bed House - Semi Detached with 2 Reception Rooms

Sale history

£285,000 in August 2024

The property

4 Bishops View is an impressive semi-detached villa ideally located close to Kinross with stunning views over the Benarty Hill and surrounding countryside. This property has all living accommodation on the upper level to fully maximise the uninterrupted views on offer. Forming part of a small development built by Carneil Homes this property offers county living whilst still forming part of a small community and being a short drive from the Town of Kinross and M90 motorway. Access is given to the front into an entrance porch which in turn leads to a spacious entrance hallway. The hallway has a staircase leading to the upper level living accommodation and doors providing access to four good sized double bedrooms, three of which have built in storage, a family bathroom, utility room with door leading to the rear garden and three useful storage cupboards. The upper level has a dining hallway, spacious lounge with dual aspect windows making the most of the impressive views, a good sized kitchen with ample units at base and wall levels, cloakroom and master bedroom with built in storage and en-suite shower room. Externally there is a single garage to the front of the property with parking for two vehicles. The rear garden is of particular note with good sized lawn, raised patio seating area, fully stocked borders and an impressive detached outbuilding/garden room. This room is currently utilised as a bar with log burner and covered area to the side housing a hot tub. Viewings is highly recommended to fully appreciate all this house has to offer. The town of Kinross enjoys a scenic setting on the shores of Loch Leven. It is to be found amid panoramic open countryside and surrounding hills. The location offers excellent access to many of Scotland's major cities via the M90 motorway. Kinross benefits from Park and Ride facilities giving commuters easy access to cities including Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee while the rail network can be accessed at Cowdenbeath, Dunfermline, Inverkeithing and Perth. Kinross has a newly built Primary School (nursery included) with Secondary education to be found at Kinross Community Campus. The Community Campus also houses Kinross Library, Kinross Museum and has facilities including a dance studio, indoor climbing wall and gymnasium. Public swimming and squash courts are to be found at Loch Leven Leisure Centre. Private schools including Dollar Academy, Kilgraston, Glenalmond, Craigclowan and Strathallan are all within easy reach. Kinross-shire is an area of natural beauty and offers a wide range of recreational and leisure pursuits including the Loch Leven Heritage Trail, RSPB Loch Leven and Loch Leven Castle where Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned in 1567. The area is famous for its numerous Golf courses while other clubs include Tennis, Bowling, Curling, Cricket, Rugby, Cycling and Swimming to name but a few. Kinross-shire has recreational facilities available for all ages.

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