A 1600s home in the heart of St Andrews has hit the market for offers over £1 million.
Westburn Court, just off South Street, pre-dates the modern town.
Its courtyard fronting dates from the 1100s and includes fragments of stone from the old cathedral.
The courtyard is described as a “special feature” of the property and is gravelled with ivy around.
The house is white-harled under a pitched slate roof.
It was previously owned by the Grace family who added the upper floors in the mid-19th-century.
The property has three storeys, with a two-storey extension to the side as well as a conservatory.
The home is accessed by a door in the high stone wall which leads through a shelter to the courtyard.
From the courtyard, there is a door into the conservatory which has a pitched, glazed roof and wooden floor.
There is also a window and a half-glazed door into the hall.
Off the hall is the open-plan kitchen, dining and living room.
There is also a shower room and a utility room with a sink, washing machine, tumble dryer and boiler.
On the first floor, an arch leads to the west and east-facing drawing room.
The room has a fireplace with a marble mantel and solid fuel stove.
The main bedroom, a guest bedroom and a shower room are also on this floor.
On the second floor, an L-shaped corridor connects two more bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room.
The larger bedroom has a dormer window looking over the gardens.
The St Andrews property is being marketed by Savills for offers over £1m.
Elsewhere in Fife, a country house with a stunning interior, stone bothy and two log cabins is up for sale for £750k near Ladybank.
And an amazing £1.25 million waterfront property has hit the market in Crail.
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