Bright lounge with large window, neutral decor
Fully fitted kitchen with dining area
Two good-sized bedrooms, single family bathroom
New gas boiler and solar panels reduce running costs
Fully enclosed rear garden, child- and pet-safe
On-street parking only; no private driveway
Mid-20th-century exterior; limited kerb appeal, cosmetic updates possible
Located in a very deprived area; consider local social factors
Comfortable two-bedroom terraced home offering practical family accommodation in Dunfermline. The house provides a bright lounge, a fully fitted kitchen with dining space, and two good-sized bedrooms served by a three-piece family bathroom. At around 856 sq ft, the layout is traditional and straightforward, suited to first-time buyers or young families seeking affordable space close to local schools and amenities.
Running costs are helped by recent upgrades: a new gas boiler and solar panels reduce heating and electricity spend. The rear garden is fully enclosed and child- and pet-safe, while on-street parking and excellent mobile signal add everyday convenience. Council tax is very low, and there is no flood risk for the property.
Buyers should note the property sits in a more deprived area of blue-collar terraces and the exterior has limited kerb appeal typical of mid-20th-century terraces; some cosmetic work to the facade and garden would improve appearance. Parking is on-street only, and there’s a single bathroom for the two bedrooms, which may influence family arrangements. Overall, the house offers solid value and potential for modest improvement to increase comfort or resale value.