£110,000 Offers over
| Selling Date | Selling Price | Value change |
|---|---|---|
| 31 July 2006 | £84,750 | N/A |
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Well-presented, two-bedroom, mid-terrace home with private gardens. Forming part of a quiet cul-de-sac style development, located in Dysart, near Kirkcaldy, Fife. A welcome entrance affords access throughout the ground floor, the stairs leading to the upper hall and features understair storage. The dual-aspect living room features a fireplace, carpeted flooring, two light fittings, ample space for dining and patio doors accessing the rear garden. Set to the rear, the stylish kitchen is fitted with wall and base units, a tiled surround, a sink with drainer; and an integrated gas hob, microwave and oven. On the upper hall, generously sized bedroom one is set to the front, with carpeted flooring, a central light fitting, plain coving and a built-in wardrobe; whilst bedroom two is to the rear, similarly well-finished with carpeted flooring, a central light fitting, and fitted wardrobe storage/shelves. Completing the accommodation, the bathroom is fitted with a modern three-piece suite including an electric shower over the bath, and tiled flooring and splash walls.
Dysart is located on the southeast coast between Kirkcaldy and West Wemyss, Fife. Now considered a suburb of Kirkcaldy, the area offers the usual expected everyday amenities, with an ALDI within close proximity. Whilst the centre of Kirkcaldy, one of Fife’s principal towns, provides a wide range of retail, cultural and leisure services, as well as primary and secondary schooling throughout the area, and further education at the Adam Smith College. It is home to a museum and an art gallery, as well as the renowned Adam Smith Theatre. Shopping facilities to be found in the Fife Central Retail Park include a Sainsbury's, B&Q and Next, with many other high-street names also to be found in the town centre, whilst the modern Victoria Hospital serves much of Fife. The railway station brings Edinburgh and Dundee within easy commuting distance, and the A92 allows easy access to the motorway network and Edinburgh Airport. Ravencraigs Park and Dysart Harbour offer outdoor recreation; whilst further afield there is Beveridge Park and Kirkcaldy Golf Course.
Council Tax Band: B
Tenure: Freehold
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