Pristine four-bedroom maisonette, large private garden; 30 minutes from Edinburgh

Enjoying a central position in the former Royal Burgh of Inverkeithing and lying near the Firth of Forth, this sumptuous property is just a short commute from Edinburgh. Constructed in approximately 1910 the property occupies the first and second floors, 7 King Street is immaculately presented and benefits from large bedrooms and a pleasant rear garden. The property is located on a wide street and is accessed by a flight of stone stairs, its elevated position makes the most of the spectacular views of the Forth and surrounding area. Decorated in predominately light grey and white, the interior is beautifully finished, creating a tasteful and elegant home for a couple or family. Its outstanding value also makes it an ideal first purchase. The living room is invitingly picturesque, stylish decor complements details such as coving, alcoves and the white mantelpiece. White half-glazed doors add to the high-end aesthetic. A U-shaped arrangement of cabinetry in the kitchen creates a feeling of practicality, and grey worktops and cream tiles extend into the deep window, capturing the sense of space and wooden cabinet doors lend additional warmth. This very comfortable and striking kitchen has been well designed to maximise the space to create a delightfully uncluttered contemporary setting.

The first-floor bedrooms are finished with grey carpet, with bay windows providing plenty of light and great views. Either of these rooms could serve as a very comfortable home office. One has a built-in shelved cupboard, the other a shelved alcove. The first-floor bathroom continues with the grey decor, creating an elegant space complemented by elements of contrasting tiles. The bath has a shower over it, a WC and a pedestal basin. A stunning open-tread timber staircase leads to the second floor with plentiful windows and skylights that get the best of the fabulous views. The two second-floor bedrooms are delightful, with coombed ceilings and interesting architectural details that lend real character. A large shower room has a striking grey and white floor and plenty of space. There is a shower enclosure, WC and pedestal basin. A deep shelf offers a place for decor and storage, and the skylight creates a lot of natural light. 7 King Street is a real winner and with its incredible looks, great condition and proximity to one of the UK’s most iconic cities, it is a very worthy addition to Hamish Homes’ portfolio and early viewing is advised.

ABOUT INVERKEITHING
Inverkeithing in Fife, Scotland, stands proudly on the Firth of Forth, close to the Forth Road Bridge. With a population of around 5,000, this charming town is a harmonious blend of history and modern convenience, making it a perfect spot for those looking for the tranquility of small-town life while having easy access to the centre of Edinburgh. It is a strategic commuting hub, thanks to its excellent transport links, including a train station that forms part of the Fife Circle, ensuring seamless connectivity to Edinburgh and beyond. The town’s rich history is evident in its ancient streets and buildings, with the medieval centre of Inverkeithing offering a glimpse into Scotland’s past. It also has bustling community with a wide range of farmers’ markets in nearby villages and has a variety of shops, cafes and pubs catering to locals and visitors.

Inverkeithing’s strategic location near the iconic Forth Bridge makes it a gateway to exploring the natural beauty and historic sites of Fife and the Lothians. Outdoor enthusiasts have plenty of activities to enjoy, from coastal walks to ancient ruins. Education is well provided, Inverkeithing Primary and High Schools offer a good standard of education. Independent education is available further afield in Fife. The town also has a health centre, leisure centre, and swimming pool. With its blend of history and modern amenities, coupled with its strong sense of community and a first-class location, Inverkeithing offers the best of both worlds for anyone considering making this part of Scotland their home.

GENERAL INFORMATION:
Services: Mains Water & drainage, electric and gas.
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: D (64)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: By appointment only.

INCLUDED IN THE SALE:
All floor coverings curtains and blinds and all integrated kitchen appliances.