Location

Lower Largo is a charming coastal village located in Largo Bay on the northern shore of the Firth of Forth. The village is known for its scenic beach and its proximity to the Fife Coastal Path.

19 The Temple is ideally positioned near local amenities, including village shops, the recently renovated Crusoe Hotel and Bar, the Largo Bay Sailing Club, and two golf courses: Lundin Links Ladies Golf Course and Lundin Links Seaside Course. The village offers two primary schools and a pre-school, while in nearby St Andrews, Kirkcaldy and Dundee there are both private and state schooling options. Public transport is excellent, with a bus route to St Andrews and Leven railway station, the latter providing direct access to Edinburgh in just over an hour. St Andrews, just 12 miles away, is home to one of the most renowned and sought after golf courses in Britain, along with the prestigious St Andrews University.

Elie (6 miles) boasts one of the finest beaches in Scotland. Sailing and water sports are available at Elie Harbour and there is an 18 hole golf course and a 9 hole course suitable for beginners. Elie Sports Club offers golf practice facilities, several hard tennis courts and a bowling green. Elie is well served by pubs and cafés including the renowned Ship Inn. The renowned Kinneuchar Inn which features in the Michelin Guide is about 5.5 miles away.

19 The Temple is conveniently located for the Fife link road (A92) which provides dual carriageway access to the motorway network and Edinburgh, which is 40 miles away. Edinburgh Airport provides both domestic and international flights. The nearest train station is at Leven which opened in 2024 and is only about 4 miles away providing a direct commuter link into Edinburgh.

Description

Occupying one of the prime positions within the picturesque coastal village of Lower Largo, 19 The Temple offers stunning views, spacious accommodation and original character features throughout. The property itself is set over two floors with a bright porch offering scenic views of the Firth and Forth. The ground floor features a spacious and inviting sitting room with stunning sea views. This is connected to a well-equipped kitchen with ample storage, a gas hob, two ovens and a dishwasher. The kitchen benefits from plenty of natural light, with floor to ceiling patio doors which open onto an enclosed and sheltered patio. From the kitchen there is access to a downstairs toilet as well as a washer-dryer area. Also on the ground floor is a bright double bedroom with an en suite shower room and spectacular coastal views.

On the second floor, there are three further large bedrooms, two with sea views and a large connecting dressing room with shelving and hanging space. At the rear of the house, there is a spacious bathroom and the third bedroom on this level which has beautiful exposed timber beams.

Outside, the property offers a private and enclosed tiered garden, with a paved patio for outside dining and cooking, along with a lawn sun trap, perfect for outdoor seating. There is a summerhouse situated at the top of the garden. Additionally, at the front of the house, there is a south facing decked terrace which is ideal for sitting and enjoying the sea views. The house offers a wonderful blend of historic charm and modern living, with a layout that capitalises on the stunning coastal setting. To the east of the house is a pend which is owned mutually with the next door property (No.21). This provides access from the front of the house into the rear garden. There is also a 32 amp electric car charge point.