Detached house for sale in Dunfermline KY12, 6 Bedroom

Property Description
Unique B Listed manse located in the historic village of Culross, near Dunfermline, Fife. The property is situated next to Culross Abbey on the north side of the village with wonderful views over the village and the Firth of Forth.

With delightful original features throughout, this impressive manse presents a unique opportunity to purchase in charming village, steeped in Scottish history. The property is situated in good-sized garden grounds to the front and rear, comprising areas of lawn, flowerbeds, stone chips and a number of trees. Whilst in need of some modernisation, the property is connected to mains services and has gas central heating.

The accommodation comprises:
Ground Floor: Vestibule, hall, sitting room, inner hall, toilet, kitchen, utility room, connecting hall to 'former Tea Room' and kitchen area with WC.
First Floor: Landing, lounge, sitting room, bathroom and bedroom.
Second Floor: Landing, five bedrooms and shower room.
Gross Internal Floor Area: 373 sq.M.

Local Area
Culross is found on the north bank of the Forth bay within the Kingdom of Fife and is steeped in history being a seventeenth century royal burgh. Originally a port city on the Firth of Forth, the town includes many historic buildings such as the medieval Abbey with its 12th century ruins and the 16th century 'Palace'; the National Trust's first ever property. The 'Little Houses of Culross'; themselves are a unique group of rescued medieval properties.

There is easy access to the Kincardine Bridge with its links to the M8 and M9 motorways providing links to Glasgow and Stirling and the Queensferry Crossing providing access to Edinburgh. The village is approximately 8 miles from the town of Dunfermline which provides all the amenities of a sizeable town including supermarkets, shops and schooling.

Please Note
Various sections of the historic boundary walls adjoining the property are maintained by Historic Scotland, as is one of the outbuildings. Historic Scotland retains rights of access to these areas. Parts of the garden grounds are a scheduled monument.

Part of the property has in the past been used as a 'Tea Room' but this function has been discontinued and will now be run from the Church.

Council Tax Band- G
EPC Rating- D