Main Street, Low Valleyfield

Unique opportunity to secure this stunning extended detached dwelling with the original building dating back to late 1700’s. On viewing you will be enchanted with the modern and charming spacious rooms that flow seamlessly throughout. Set on large plot the mature rear garden has been cleverly crafted allowing full use of all sections, set in the grounds is an elevated Summer House with power and light offering an ideal working office along with stone outbuilding again with power and light. Entrance to the property is via large porch which in turn leads into the impressive open plan dining room/sitting room centrally there is feature staircase leading to upper level, set in the room is multi burning stove adding to the charm is the deep set window formations offering excellent natural light. Further accommodation set on the lower level is spacious formal lounge with open fire and surround and front facing deep set window, well fitted country style dining kitchen with array of windows allowing abundance of natural light to cascade over the room access to rear garden is through Dutch door, completing the accommodation on the lower level is large family bathroom and separate utility room. The upper accommodation offers four wonderfully laid out and spacious bedrooms with many features and plentiful storage, completing the upper level is a good sized shower room. As stated this property will make a wonderful family home and attract much interest. Externally there is private ground to the front allowing additional parking with shared access to the side leading to further private parking and onto rear garden grounds with its many sections offering lawn, patio and bedding areas. Early viewing is a must.


The property is located in the popular village of Low Valleyfield which recently won a gold medal in the Beautiful Fife awards in 2017 and lies 12 miles west of the Forth Road Bridge. There are bus and road links taking you into Dunfermline City Centre which provides a wide selection of shops, schools, bars restaurants and bus and rail links throughout Fife and East Central Scotland. The village is also well placed for access to the A985 towards Kincardine Bridge and the west with 20 minute bus services to Glasgow from Kincardine. This makes the location an ideal commuter base to Edinburgh or Glasgow.The nearest primary schools are less than a mile away at Culross, Torryburn and High Valleyfield. Secondary schools are in Dunfermline. Local amenities of shops, GP surgery, cafes and pubs can be found in High Valleyfield Newmills and Culross, each under a mile away. Low Valleyfield has close links with the Royal Burgh of Culross ?National Trust for Scotland? which is a picturesque coastal village dating back to medieval times. 16th and 17th Century Culross was a thriving community and sea port, as evidenced by the architectural style of the village and surrounding properties of the period. The village looks across the River Forth complimenting Culross' natural beauty.