Traditional late 18th century stone built double flat, upgraded, double glazed, great views.

A delightful late 18th century flat occupying the first and second floors of a traditional stone built shop terrace that leads down to the harbour, marina and world famous Anstruther Fish Bar.  Entering from the rear of the building, outside the front door there are two stores,  one for coal and one having the original water well for the house, now covered over and used as a wood store.  On entering the door a left hand spiral stair leads to the first floor and the kitchen / dining room - (3420x4500 @ widest).  The kitchen has recently been renewed with Maple Shaker style floor and wall units.  There is plumbing for washing machine and a dishwasher and gas supply for a plug in cooker.  A living flame gas fire is fitted into the original fire place.  Next on the right is a newly refurbished bathroom (1660x1980) in white wall tiles round the bath, half white painted timber panelling and wallpaper opposite, and black floor tiles.  A new BTW WC and wash hand basin has been fitted.
Continuing on, leads to the lounge (3740x5045 +window), decorated in traditional style.  This room has deep plaster cornicing, picture rails and a real coal fire.
Taking the stairs to the second floor there are two double bedrooms (2nd 3160x3400 Max) and a box room (1575x2080).  The master bedroom (3715x5045) has an en-suite shower room with basin and wc (1440x1690).  The view from this room's window leads down Rodger Street, across the harbour and marina to the Lifeboat station and beyond to the Isle of May.
The house benefits from gas central heating, currently under maintenance, and new double glazed sash & case timber windows, befitting of a listed building.

Overs over £130000 are invited.

Weekend viewing available by arrangement.

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