This exceptionally well-presented and modernised lower floor apartment is set in the very much sought after East Neuk village of Lower Largo and lies just a stones throw from the River Forth with its’ panoramic views across the Firth towards Edinburgh and East Lothian. This is a main door, immaculate and contemporary apartment with a spacious, bright and airy open plan lounge / dining room and kitchen (with integral appliances), a generous double bedroom and a modern, part-tiled bathroom with overhead shower.
Lower Largo is a charming, ancient coastal village which is now a popular holiday and second home owner location with a delightful harbour and beach. The village is famous for being the birthplace of the famous deserted island castaway Alexander Selkirk, who is famed for having inspired Daniel Defoe’s fictional character, Robinson Crusoe and the world-famous statue of Selkirk can be seen outside his birthplace which is near to this property in Main Street. The village has good local amenities including the well-regarded Crusoe Hotel and also boasts an 18-hole golf course which has been used as an Open Qualifying Course when the Open Championship is held at St Andrews. The village is also famous for being home to the oldest ladies golf course in the world. A wide variety of local water sports is available in the East Neuk coastal towns and you will also delight in the nearby historic village of Falkland, once home to Mary Queen of Scots and featuring historic Falkland Palace as well as boasting the world’s oldest tennis court. There is also an abundance of Golf Courses nearby including the simply astounding St Andrews, home of golf, which is just a 25 minute drive away. This wonderful village is well placed for transportation routes with quick, easy access to the motorway system allowing major towns in Fife, Dundee, Edinburgh, Perth and beyond to be reached within a comfortable drive. There is a local extensive bus service across Fife and beyond. The village is also just a few miles to Cupar or Markinch main line train stations, connecting it to Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen. Edinburgh Airport is also easily accessible by motorway and there is a light aircraft airfield at Glenrothes.
