Location

Located on the outskirts of Kirkcaldy , 31 Craigfoot Walk has an enviable position right on the coast. The house has far reaching sea views across to Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, the Bass Rock at North Berwick and Elie Point. Kirkcaldy is a coastal town in south Fife which provides all essential facilities including supermarkets, shops, schools, professional services and a hospital. The Fife Coastal Path runs right at the bottom of the garden and is an attractive walk which links the Forth and Tay bridges encompassing beautiful coastal settlements along the route. There are golf courses at Kinghorn, Aberdour, Kirkcaldy and Burntisland with a further selection of links courses along the Fife coast. St Andrews, the 'Home of Golf', is 25 miles to the north.

31 Craigfoot Walk is in a great location for access to local amenities, but it also offers fantastic commuting links into Edinburgh. The Queensferry Crossing is 17 miles away, Edinburgh Airport is 24 miles and Edinburgh city centre 26 miles. There are a number of state and private schools within easy reach. Kirkcaldy and Inverkeithing have railway stations on the main east coast line, which provide services to Dundee, Aberdeen, Edinburgh and London. The Caledonian Sleeper offers a direct service between London and Kirkcaldy.

All distances and travel times are approximate.

Description

31 Craigfoot Walk is situated in a charming residential area nestled on the edge of Kirkcaldy. Perched on a hill on the shore of the Firth of Forth, the two storey detached house has breathtaking and uninterrupted views over the water.

Set back from the road behind a neatly manicured front lawn, the front door opens into the welcoming entrance vestibule, from here glazed double doors lead into the hall. Inside the property is thoughtfully designed and presented to a very high standard throughout. The interior boasts spacious living areas and ample natural light that creates an airy and bright atmosphere throughout.

At the rear of the property, the semi-open-plan living area has split-levels to create separate yet cohesive spaces, all of which enjoy uninterrupted panoramic views of the Firth of Forth. The sunken sitting room has full-height windows and double patio doors onto the rear garden and the dining room is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen is a focal point of the home, featuring contemporary fixtures and plenty of counter space with modern appliances including AEG double oven with five ring hob and built-in dishwasher. There is also space for a smaller breakfast table for less formal dining. Towards the front of the house, the sitting room provides a spacious yet cosy family area. Also on the ground floor is a study (which could be used as a ground floor bedroom) and utility room with access out to the rear garden and space for a washing machine and dryer.

Upstairs, the accommodation comprises four well-proportioned bedrooms located off a galleried landing. The principal suite has an en suite shower room, spacious walk-in wardrobe and sea views. There are three further bedrooms, one en suite, all with built-in wardrobes and a family bathroom with a classic roll-top bath and double shower.

Outside, the rear garden offers flexible scope for various configurations. There are many spots to enjoy the panoramic views out to the Firth of Forth and the glorious Fife coastline. The garden extends to about 0.2 acres and there could be the opportunity for development potential (subject to necessary consents). The double garage (with power and heating) and extensive monobloc driveway provide off-street parking for up to six vehicles.