Property Details : Kincardine – 1 Bed Flat – £375 PCM – LET

Result Property would like to present this spacious upper floor flat, situated in a peaceful location.

The property is ideally located and within walking distance for access to all the local amenities, there is easy access to the surrounding areas by bus link that stops in the village centre. Kincardine is ideally located for commuters, with motorway access for Edinburgh and Glasgow only a short drive away.

The property is entered via an external stone staircase, with iron railings. There is a UPVC door, entrance vestibule, with a further door providing separation between the entrance and the hallway. Entrance hall with fully tiled floor, large fitted kitchen with fully tiled floor. Letting includes all carpets and floor coverings, blinds and curtains, integrated hob, oven, extractor fan and fridge-freezer, and 2 sofas (one 3-seater, one 2-seater).

Large lounge, fully fitted modern bathroom (with shower) with white wall and floor tiles and a large double bedroom with free standing fitted mirror wardrobes and a chest of drawers.

There is additional storage space in the loft which is partially floored, and in what was once the coal cellar, located under the stairs.

The property also benefits from double glazing and gas central heating. There is plenty of on street parking that can be found to the front of the property.

Entrance Vestibule 4′7″ x 3′9″

Hall 12′8″ x 3′7″

Bedroom 1 11′11”X 9′6”

Lounge 13′0”X 11′11”

Kitchen 11′5” X 8′2”

Bathroom 17′2″ x 5′10″

Kincardine, or Kincardine on Forth to give it its full name, is a large village on the north side of the Forth at the point it narrows from estuary to river. As a result it is perhaps best known for giving its name to the Kincardine Bridge, the road bridge built to cross the Forth in 1936.

To those who only know Kincardine from its bridge, it comes as a surprise to find that hiding behind the approach roads an attractive village with considerable character reflecting its history as a long standing trading port.
In 2004, a new road opened to the east of the village, taking much of the traffic from the Kincardine Bridge and out of Kincardine altogether.

Meanwhile the new Upper Forth Crossing, currently under construction will ensure that all westbound and eastbound traffic will be removed from the village of Kincardine; improving the environment for residents, transforming transport links in the Forth Valley area and further opening up the area to economic benefits, whilst still ensuring the minimum impact on the environmentally sensitive sites in the locality.

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