Aberdour Road, Burntisland

This TOTALLY UNIQUE, IMPRESSIVE, DETACHED DWELLINGHOUSE is both imposing and appealing. The space, finish, specification and adaptability of interior are exceptional.
There are 5 bedrooms, with 3 en-suite. The option of a 25 foot lounge, with separate dining room, luxury kitchen leading to utility room and bathroom on ground floor. External balcony's feature to front and back. There are "wrap around gardens" punctuated by shed and 19 foot timber outbuilding serving as garage with office off it.
The plethora of embellishments include quality flooring (including timber and tiled), recessed downlighting, decorative timber beamed ceilings, claw foot bath, bi-fold doors, wall tiling and frankly a whole lot more!
Outer door at front gives access to entrance hall. Doors from here to ground floor, principal bedroom served by tiled, en-suite bathroom, front bedroom/sitting room, family bathroom, dining room and kitchen. Utility room is appointed directly off kitchen. The 25 foot rear living space is reached separately from kitchen and dining room and serves as either bright, substantial, single, public room or a sun room left open plane to lounge. This marvellous area has floor to ceiling rear windows, ceiling windows and bi fold doors. To complete perfection, there is a log burner is in the corner.
Stairway from hall to first floor landing. There are doors from here to 3 bedrooms. Second bedroom (over 15 feet) faces to front and is served by external, sun balcony and en-suite bathroom. The third bedroom (a principal bedroom in the vast majority of homes) extends to over 21 feet. Again it is served by external area and en-suite facility, provided by tiled shower room.
Exceptional homes require commensurate gardens. In size, shape and outbuildings. Front area has been created to allow parking for several vehicles, with driveway at side finishing at external building/ garage at rear. The back garden is landscaped to include bespoke decked area, patio, lawn, stone chipped and cultivated sections. It extends to stone wall with a meandering burn behind.
Suitable as a substantial family residence, an opportunity for airbnb, bed and breakfast, or indeed a grand holiday home, this total "one off "can only be fully appreciated by internal inspection.

A royal burgh in Fife, Burntisland lies on the Firth of Forth and is known locally for its sandy Blue Flag beach. A short walk from that is the 15th century Rossend Castle. The town has its traditional summer fair and Highland games day and features on the Fife coastal path which is easily accessed and runs from the Forth Estuary in the south, to the Tay Estuary in the north. Stretching to 150 kms, the path is clearly marked and offers a range of walking experiences from the easy
and level, to the wild and demanding.
Burntisland is situated on the main Dundee to Edinburgh rail link which facilitates easy commuting to Edinburgh. The town boasts a selection of good local shopping and recreational facilities including the Beacon Leisure centre which has a 25
metre swimming pool with flumes and a wave machine, Burntisland Golf House Club is officially recognised as the 10th oldest club in the world. A wider range of amenities are available in the larger towns of Dunfermline and Kirkcaldy. Local primary schooling is available , with secondary education at the highly regarded Balwearie High School in Kirkcaldy.