Muircambus Steading, Elie, Fife
"An attractive Farm Steading with Full Planning Permission for 12 Residential Dwellings."
General Description
The Steading forms a nearly symmetrical oblong unit of considerable proportions with a central courtyard. It is constructed of stone with mainly Pantile roofs.
It features pleasing stone detail in places and is most attractive. The majority of the Steading is on two storeys and the footprint measurement is 1142m². All the units will have generous gardens.
A proportion of the steading will require to be demolished and new build will take its place.
It features pleasing stone detail in places and is most attractive. The majority of the Steading is on two storeys and the footprint measurement is 1142m². All the units will have generous gardens.
A proportion of the steading will require to be demolished and new build will take its place.
Directions
From Kirkcaldy take the A915 which at Leven leaves the A917, Proceed along this road through Lundin Links and Upper Largo. After 3 miles take a right fork, signposted Elie (still on the A917) and after a mile Muircambus is on your left. For route planning the postcode is KY9 1HD
Situation
Muircambus Steading is situated in an enviable position in the East Neuk of Fife. It has views, is very sheltered and seems to get more than its fair share of sunshine. Elie is just 2 miles away and it has become a very popular and fashionable residential area.
The principal sport in the area is golf and there is much enthusiasm for all manner of water sports and country pursuits.
As far as schools are concerned the area is well provided for with a primary school in Elie and secondary education available in Anstruther (7 miles) at the Waid Academy. St Andrews has good private education as well as its world famous University.
There are excellent communications along the South Fife Road (A915 and A917) to Kirkcaldy where there is a main line railway station at Markinch (12 miles).
Both Dundee and Edinburgh have airports with regular flights to London and beyond. The hourly bus route between Edinburgh and St. Andrews passes the main entrance.
The principal sport in the area is golf and there is much enthusiasm for all manner of water sports and country pursuits.
As far as schools are concerned the area is well provided for with a primary school in Elie and secondary education available in Anstruther (7 miles) at the Waid Academy. St Andrews has good private education as well as its world famous University.
There are excellent communications along the South Fife Road (A915 and A917) to Kirkcaldy where there is a main line railway station at Markinch (12 miles).
Both Dundee and Edinburgh have airports with regular flights to London and beyond. The hourly bus route between Edinburgh and St. Andrews passes the main entrance.