A “deceptively large” St Andrews home with a separate studio flat has gone up for sale.
The building on City Road, along with the neighbouring property, housed a shop, warehouse and workshop in Victorian times.
It was converted into a house in the 1960s and has since been modernised.
Included in the £950,000 asking price is a good-sized studio flat with its own entrance.
Upon entering the main house, there is a large, open-plan space, featuring the living room, dining room and kitchen.
The living room has a raised gas fire and there are French doors which lead to the garden.
Downstairs also features an office space under the stairs.
There is also a bedroom on the ground floor, which is up a small number of stairs inside the room and features a bathtub in the window.
Upstairs, there are two further bedrooms.
This includes the main bedroom, which features beautiful exposed beams and also has a standalone bathtub.
There is also a two-person steam shower accessed directly from the bedroom, along with a separate shower room.
The studio flat in the basement includes a kitchen/utilities area and a separate bathroom.
Outside, the main property has access to a garden – where the artificial lawn is set up as a putting green.
The City Road property is being marketed by Savills for offers over £950,000.
Elsewhere in Fife, a converted East Neuk church with a stunning glass walkway is on the market for offers over £800,000.
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