A spectacular Kirkcaldy home with a glass atrium and a balcony has gone up for sale for nearly £900,000.
The 19th century, B-listed property on East Fergus Place has been renovated and combines modern living with period character.
The house has seven bedrooms – four of which are en-suite – along with a stylish garden.
The home is also packed with “state of the art” technology and security features, according to agent Rettie.
There are two entrances to the house – one on the ground floor and one via steps leading to the first floor.
The main ground-floor entrance is in the modern extension and leads into the glass-fronted and roofed atrium.
From here, there is access to the main kitchen/dining/living space, which is open-plan.
Floor-to-ceiling windows and large sliding doors to the garden flood this room with light.
There are two utility spaces in this part of the home, along with a cloakroom and a small WC.
In the older part of the house is a separate grand dining room and three bedrooms, all featuring en-suites, along with another smaller room and plenty of storage.
The staircase is lit up by the incredible glass roof, which is the standout feature of this home.
There is also a lift to access the first floor.
The main bedroom sits at the heart of the modern extension and is surrounded by the balcony, an en-suite and a dressing room.
On the other side of the hallway is a living room, a playroom, three further bedrooms – which would be put to other uses, such as a gym or an office – and a shower room.
Outside is a stylish landscaped garden with several spaces for entertaining, a fully filtered Koi pond, a garage and a workshop.
The house is on the market with Rettie for offers over £899,000.
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