A former church and Boys’ Brigade hall turned home in Kirkcaldy has gone on the market.
The five-bedroom Victoria Road property is described as a “versatile home” with a price tag of £425,000.
Built in 1888, the building used to be home to St Andrew’s Parish Church before the congregation moved.
Following the move, the building was bought by McIntosh Furniture Company – which then sold it to Major Stocks for use as a Boys’ Brigade hall.
It has since been converted into a modern home but retains many of the original features, such as the church windows.
Downstairs, the property has a spacious open-plan kitchen/living/dining room area as well as a double bedroom, a utility room and a shower room.
Upstairs, there is a large lounge with arched windows, a bathroom, and the main bedroom – which features an en-suite and dressing area.
On the top floor, there are two more bedrooms and another shower room.
Outside, there is an attractive courtyard garden which features a summerhouse and driveway for off-street parking.
The house is being marketed by Venters Property for offers over £425,000.
Another conversion of an old building has hit the market in Perthshire, where the former Ardler School has gone up for sale having been turned into a stylish home.
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