Townsend Crescent, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1DN

A prestigious and beautifully presented five-bedroom semi-detached period villa, offering generous and flexible accommodation over two and a half levels with partial sea views and a wealth of original features. Thoughtfully modernised, the property retains stunning period details including ornate cornicing, original fireplaces, and impressive staircases. It benefits from a private driveway, detached garage, and a spacious, enclosed landscaped garden, all ideally positioned close to the town centre, train station, schools, and amenities.

The ground floor begins with a bright and airy conservatory leading into a lower hallway with useful storage and a newly fitted, modern shower room. There is also a separate utility room providing space for laundry appliances.

On the first floor, the spacious sitting room is flooded with natural light from dual aspect windows, including a bay formation, and features an ornate fireplace, beautiful cornicing, and partial sea views. The large dining room also enjoys good natural light and a further original fireplace, leading through to the contemporary breakfasting kitchen, which is fitted with granite worktops, a Belfast sink, and integrated cooker, hob, and extractor. Three versatile double bedrooms are also found on this level, each with unique character, views, and original features. Bedroom one offers particularly generous proportions with dual aspect windows and its own sitting or study area. The family bathroom is finished to a high standard with a roll-top bath, separate shower enclosure, and original mosaic flooring, blending period charm with modern convenience.

The second floor offers two further large double bedrooms, both enjoying stunning sea views across the Firth of Forth, with fitted storage and flexible space ideal for home working or additional family accommodation.

Outside, a shared drive leads to the private driveway with parking for multiple vehicles and a detached garage. The mature, enclosed garden provides a peaceful haven, mainly laid to lawn with patio areas ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining, or relaxation. Mature borders offer privacy, and there is access to a timber shed and outside power supply.

The location is ideal, within walking distance of the mainline train station, High Street shops, cafes, and the beach. Beveridge Park, the Fife Coastal Path, and the town’s leisure facilities are all nearby. Kirkcaldy also offers excellent commuter links via the A92 and regular train services to Edinburgh and beyond, with Edinburgh Airport approximately forty-five minutes away