An energy-efficient Georgian home has come to market in Fife.
Milton House in Milton of Balgonie – near Glenrothes – is for sale for offers over £580,000.
Notable features include the orangery extension and a modern kitchen featuring a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams.
According to agent Galbraith, the four-bed property would “make an ideal family home.”
Situated on either side of the central hall is the drawing room and dining room – both of which boast a stove.
A small utility room and a bathroom complete the ground floor.
Most of this floor benefits from underfloor heating.
Moving upstairs there is an additional living space, two bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Two further bedrooms and a bathroom complete the second floor.
Energy-saving features include recently installed solar PV panels and double-glazed windows.
Moving outside the the garden consists of a large lawn enclosed by stone walls and a terrace leads into the orangery.
Additionally, there is a greenhouse and a garden store built onto the walls as well as two integral garages.
Dom Wedderburn, of Galbraith, said: “This is a beautiful home which has been extended and modernised with every attention to detail while retaining the character of the Georgian period.
“The beautiful orangery with a pitched glass roof is a magnificent addition, flooding the interior with light, and there are two further elegant reception rooms.
“It is unusual to have such a good energy efficiency rating for a period house.
“This is a property with every advantage for the purchaser and would make an ideal family home.”
Elsewhere in Fife, Nether Kinneddar House – which features a tennis court and ten acres of land – has hit the market.
And a luxury castle near Blairhall has been put up for sale with a near-£4 million price tag.
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