2 bed flat for sale

417 High Street, Cowdenbeath KY4

Essential viewing. Keenly priced with early entry available is this very generous traditional upper apartment (second floor) offering spacious accommodation throughout within this period building circa 1910. This property is offered in nice condition and briefly comprises communal entrance and access to storage, entrance vestibule and hallway, lounge/diner, fitted breakfasting kitchen, two double bedrooms and four piece modern bathroom. The subjects are double glazed with gas central heating. Parking in and around the town centre is easily sought.

Description

Essential viewing. Keenly priced with early entry available is this very generous traditional upper apartment (second floor) offering spacious accommodation throughout within this period building circa 1910. This property is offered in nice condition and briefly comprises communal entrance and access to storage, entrance vestibule and hallway, lounge/diner, fitted breakfasting kitchen, two double bedrooms and four piece modern bathroom. The subjects are double glazed with gas central heating. Parking in and around the town centre is easily sought.

Location

Cowdenbeath is located approximately five miles northeast of Dunfermline. The town boasts a good selection of shops, retail park, modern leisure centre, golf course and further recreational facilities. The primary and secondary schools are easily accessible. It has its own railway station connecting with both Dunfermline and Edinburgh. The town has easy access to the M90 and A92 motorway network, which makes commuting particularly easy.

Extras Inc. In Sale/Agents Note

All floor coverings, blinds, bathroom and light fittings together with integrated appliances.

From 1st February 2022, residential properties in Scotland are required by law to have installed a system of inter-linked smoke alarms, carbon monoxide detectors and heat detectors (the “inter-linked system”). No warranty is given that any interlinked system has been installed in this property and interested parties should make their own enquiries.