The Studio, 2 Shore, Anstruther, Fife, KY103D Y

The Studio, 2 Shore, Anstruther, Fife, KY103DY Let’s get a move on! The Studio, 2 Shore, Anstruther, Fife, KY103DY Fife, Anstruther, 2 Shore, The Studio, The Studio is an historic home positioned on the Esplanade overlooking the Dreel The second bedroom has fitted wardrobes and a dual aspect. The modern shower room Burn and Anstruther harbour . The ground floor was thought to be a harbour office completes the accommodation. The garage has a single off street parking space and there is and the first floor was a public house. The wheat sheaf molding on the front door further parking on the esplanade. The rear garden is mainly laid to paving with a low ornate is an attractive reminder of this. At low tide stepping stones provide access to wall overlooking the Dreel burn, there are flower beds planted with a mix of evergreen plants. the foreshore on the other side of the Dreel. Believed to date from the early 18th Anstruther is the largest community on the stretch of north-shore coastline of the Firth of Forth century with title deeds to match the house may well be older. known as the East Neuk. Originally a fishing village, the main industry is now tourism and with The ground floor has an entrance utility room with back door to the garden. Dining a 9 hole golf course, pleasure craft mooring in the harbour, and sightseeing and wildlife cruises kitchen with pleasant views toward Anstruther harbour, foreshore and another to the Isle of May, home to the UK’s largest Puffin population. Other local attractions include aspect over the Dreel burn. The adjoining living room has ceiling beams and a The Scottish Fisheries Museum, The Secret Bunker, Famous Fish and Chip Shop along with an fireplace with a living electric flame fire. array of restaurants including ‘The Cellar’ and hostelries. There is an office area built into the side of the staircase leading up to the front The Waid Academy, the local comprehensive school and community center, offers a wide range door and first floor. The first double bedroom has a high ceiling, bespoke open of activities. Additional entertainment can be found in St Andrews, just 9 miles away, while shelving and timber features by Brian Swankie, this room was used as the studio. Dundee is 23 miles and Edinburgh is 50 miles away. Room Dimensions Living Room 20’6 x 13’9 (6.25m x 4.19m ) Dining Kitchen 14’1 x 10’1 (4.29m x 3.07m ) Bedroom 14’4 x 10’1 (4.37m x 3.07m ) Bedroom 14’3 x 11’4 (4.34m x 3.45m ) Shower room 7’9 x 6’6 (2.36m x 1.98m ) Utility 10’9 x 5’2 (3.28m x 1.57m ) Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database 2017 Let’s get a move on! Anstruther: 5a Shore Street, Anstruther, Fife, KY10 3EA Tel 01333 310481 Fax 01334 476366 E: [email protected] 1 Public Off-street Parking Arbroath: Tel 01241 876633 E: [email protected] Cupar: Tel 01334 656564 E: [email protected] Dundee: Tel 01382 200099 E: [email protected] Edinburgh: Tel 0131 2258705 E: [email protected] Forfar: Tel 01307 466886 E: [email protected] Kirkcaldy: Tel 01592 803400 E: [email protected] C Montrose: Tel 01674 673444 E: [email protected] 2 Bed EPC Rating Perth: Tel 01738 443456 E: [email protected] St Andrews: Tel 01334 474200 E: [email protected] thorntons-property.co.uk 1 Bath Thorntons is a trading name of Thorntons Law LLP. Note: While Thorntons make every effort to ensure that all particulars are correct, no guarantee is given and any potential purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of all information. Floor plans or maps reproduced within this schedule are not to scale, and are designed to be indicative only of the layout and location of the property advertised..

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