A home with incredible living room views of the Forth bridges and Fife has gone on the market.
The property in South Queensferry has a huge wall-length window with stunning panoramas over the iconic Forth crossings and the southern Fife coastline.
Whoever ends up buying the property – which will cost in the region of £1 million – will be able to look out over three of Scotland’s most famous landmarks from the comfort of their sofa.
Spread over three floors, the “one of a kind” home on Station Road has five bedrooms.
In addition to that incredible living room, it has a large kitchen/dining room and a distinct attic craft room with multi-aspect windows.
The first-floor master bedroom boasts a spacious Forth-facing terrace to make the most of the setting.
Four other generous bedrooms make up the home – one of which is currently used as an office.
Bedroom five could also be transformed into a formal dining room.
The garden has a sheltered patio area which is just yards from the water.
The home is accessed via a private driveway and there is a double garage for secure car parking.
Peter Ryder, managing director of Thorntons Property Services – which is marketing the property – said: “This is a very special home with a very special outlook.
“Its new owners will have one of the most picture-perfect views in Scotland.
“It’s the equivalent of looking at a postcard from your living room.
“11 Station Road is one of a kind, and I’d encourage interested parties to come forward as soon as possible for viewings.”
The South Queensferry home is on the market for offers over £950,000.
Across the water, a former sweetie shop in Kilconquhar – which is now a charming family home – is on sale for £525,000.
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