An idyllic Fife countryside home with a quirky former schoolhouse has gone on the market.
The Walled Garden, near Ladybank, is set on a four-acre estate bursting with greenery.
The house features four bedrooms, four reception rooms and two bathrooms, offering flexible accommodation.
Built at the turn of the millennium on the footprint of the original buildings, the home benefits from incredible views across the surrounding countryside.
The recently renovated kitchen comes with high-quality Corian worktops and Amtico flooring, and has the added benefit of a separate utility room.
All the living space, except an upstairs sitting room, is spread across the ground floor.
To the front of the home, both the dining room and sitting room open out onto a spacious terrace, perfect for enjoying the surrounding views.
The main living room is also at the front of the property, featuring a wood-burning stove and triple-aspect windows.
The upstairs living room is accessed by a timber staircase and offers further stunning views.
Outside, the stone garden wall that surrounds the property is C-listed.
A small former schoolhouse is in the garden.
Built of stone with a pitched slated roof, this quirky building features a living area, a WC and a loft.
There is also a double garage with electric doors, power and water, a stone-built store and a large monoblock parking area.
Dominic Wedderburn, who is handling the sale on behalf of estate agent Galbraith, said: “The Walled Garden is an idyllic and versatile rural home.
“It offers not only beautiful interior space and stunning views, but also a level of peace and privacy that’s increasingly rare, whilst being within easy reach of major towns and transport links.”
The Walled Garden is on the market for offers over £885,000.
Elsewhere in Fife, former Tory MSP Ted Brocklebank is selling his £1.25 million home in St Andrews.
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