House For Sale £170,000
35 St Abbs Crescent is a spacious two bedroom semi detached villa, located in a much sought after residential area within the popular East Neuk village of Pittenweem.
The accommodation comprises; entrance hallway, lounge, breakfasting kitchen, wet room, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.
Upon entering the property, via the main door, leading through an entrance vestibule into the hallway the lounge is situated on the left hand side and has a feature bay window and gas fire, there is a useful storage cupboard. Off the lounge is the breakfasting kitchen which is fitted with wall and base units with a convenient wet room off the rear hallway leading to the back door. Upstairs are two double bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes and family bathroom. The property is completed with gas central heating and double glazing.
Externally the front garden is laid with stone chips with a monoblocked pathway leading to the front door and continues round the side to the back garden. The rear garden is mostly laid to lawn with two separate patio areas to enjoy outdoor dining. There is also an outhouse providing additional storage for garden equipment and an outdoor tap. The gardens are bound by hedging and mature shrubs.
EPC Rating - D.
Pittenweem
The picturesque village of Pittenweem is an increasingly popular location situated at the heart of the East Neuk and is home to one of Scotland’s last remaining fishing fleets. The village is host to the annual Arts Festival and supports a thriving artistic and creative community inspired by the beautiful historic buildings which are full of character and charm. There is a primary school in the village and secondary schooling is available in nearby Anstruther. The East Neuk is one of Scotland’s most sought after locations and is well known for its beaches, coastal walks and leisure activities including numerous golf courses. The historic university town of St Andrews is within twenty minutes drive and Edinburgh International Airport is around fifty minutes away by car.
The accommodation comprises; entrance hallway, lounge, breakfasting kitchen, wet room, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.
Upon entering the property, via the main door, leading through an entrance vestibule into the hallway the lounge is situated on the left hand side and has a feature bay window and gas fire, there is a useful storage cupboard. Off the lounge is the breakfasting kitchen which is fitted with wall and base units with a convenient wet room off the rear hallway leading to the back door. Upstairs are two double bedrooms both with fitted wardrobes and family bathroom. The property is completed with gas central heating and double glazing.
Externally the front garden is laid with stone chips with a monoblocked pathway leading to the front door and continues round the side to the back garden. The rear garden is mostly laid to lawn with two separate patio areas to enjoy outdoor dining. There is also an outhouse providing additional storage for garden equipment and an outdoor tap. The gardens are bound by hedging and mature shrubs.
EPC Rating - D.
Pittenweem
The picturesque village of Pittenweem is an increasingly popular location situated at the heart of the East Neuk and is home to one of Scotland’s last remaining fishing fleets. The village is host to the annual Arts Festival and supports a thriving artistic and creative community inspired by the beautiful historic buildings which are full of character and charm. There is a primary school in the village and secondary schooling is available in nearby Anstruther. The East Neuk is one of Scotland’s most sought after locations and is well known for its beaches, coastal walks and leisure activities including numerous golf courses. The historic university town of St Andrews is within twenty minutes drive and Edinburgh International Airport is around fifty minutes away by car.
