THIS fantastic family home in Wemyss Bay is already making waves on the market.
Sitting in a sought-after spot in a quiet cul-de-sac in Striven Road, the three-bedroom semi-detached villa arrives on the market in pristine condition.
The amazing home offers up a lot of flexible family-focused living space, and boasts a great-sized garden too.
The luxurious lounge sits on an open-plan layout with the contemporary kitchen.
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This impressive social space is a great size and will be the heart of the home at all times during the day.
In the lounge, a huge window lets in a lot of light.
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A 'breakfast nook' bridges the gap between the lounge and the kitchen.
The kitchen itself is equipped with an amazing range of storage solutions and appliances.
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Even more space for enjoying meals together as a family is offered in the fresh and bright dining room, which could be transformed into another bedroom.
This great-sized space will be perfect for entertaining.
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A handy utility room, and a cloakroom wc complete the accommodation on this level of the home.
Upstairs, househunters will find three beautiful bedrooms.
Each one is a fantastic size and there will be a room to suit every member of the family.
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Each bedroom is equipped with fitted wardrobes which offer up fantastic storage.
The elegant family bathroom is equipped with all the essentials, including wc, basin, and bath with shower over.
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Outside, there's an ample driveway to the front with space for several cars.
At the rear, viewers will find a huge amount of garden space filled with areas of lawn, decking and patio.
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Early viewing is strongly advised.
*This property in Striven Road, Wemyss Bay, is on the market for offers over £225,000.
To arrange a viewing contact Slater Hogg on 01475 603717.
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