• 3-bedroom flat in a 19th-century Baronial-style mansion +
• Located in the coastal village of Torryburn, Fife +
• Spacious living room and separate fitted kitchen +
• Principal bedroom with en suite shower room +
• Main bathroom serving remaining bedrooms +
• Private garage and residents’ parking +
• Set within generous communal garden grounds +
• Short walk to the Firth of Forth shoreline +

£30K UNDER HOME REPORT VALUE
Set within a magnificent 19th-century stone-built country house, this characterful 3-bedroom flat occupies part of an elegant Scottish Baronial-style mansion, located in the picturesque coastal village of Torryburn in Fife.

Entering from the side of the building via a security entry system leading into a well maintained communal reception hall with lovely original iron staircase.

Surrounded by generous garden grounds, the property offers a peaceful, semi-rural lifestyle with the convenience of village amenities and excellent transport links nearby. The interior comprises a welcoming living room, a fitted kitchen with dual aspect sash & case windows, and three bedrooms—one of which benefits from an en suite shower room. A well-appointed main bathroom completes the accommodation.

This unique home retains the charm of its period setting while offering practical and comfortable living spaces. Further benefits include a private garage, residents’ parking, and access to beautifully maintained communal gardens—ideal for enjoying the outdoors.

Situated just a short walk from the shoreline of the Firth of Forth, this rarely available property combines historic appeal with coastal village living—perfect for those seeking something special.

Situation

Craigflower House is situated within the coastal village of Torryburn, located west of Dunfermline. A number of local shops and amenities suitable for everyday requirements are located nearby, with further extensive shopping facilities being available in nearby Dunfermline, Alloa and Stirling. Regular and convenient bus services connect from Torryburn to Dunfermline where further services connect to local areas. Seven and a half miles to Inverkeithing park and ride with transport to Edinburgh and Airport. There are railway stations at Dunfermline, Rosyth and Inverkeithing which offer frequent services to Edinburgh, the north and all stops in the Fife circle. Easy access can be gained to the M90 motorway with direct links to Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee and across the Kincardine Bridge by way of motorways to Stirling, Glasgow and the west.