Watch Property37 Elizabeth Street, Tayport DD6 9ND
3 Bed Semi-Detached Villa - Offers Over £230,000
This three/four-bedroom semi-detached house is a traditional stone-built building, which offers a desirable combination of attractive modern interiors and period features. The home further benefits from bright and spacious rooms, which provide excellent versatility to suit the owners’ requirements. It also has a generous rear garden, laid with a lawn, a patio, and planting areas. Located in Tayport, the property enjoys proximity to the countryside and coastline, including national nature reserves and idyllic beaches. Extras: all fitted floor and window coverings, light fittings, integrated five-burner gas hob and double oven, freestanding fridge/freezer, and washing machine to be included.
- A traditional semi-detached house
- Situated in the coastal town of Tayport
- Near schools, amenities and transport links
- Well-presented interiors throughout
- Modern fixtures and fittings
- Entrance hall with built-in storage
- Southwest-facing living room with open fire
- Spacious, ultra-modern kitchen
- Three large and airy double bedrooms
- Versatile bedroom four/dining room
- Modern bathroom with overhead shower
- Large, fully-enclosed rear garden
- Unrestricted on-street parking
- Gas central heating and double glazing
- EPC Rating: E
- Council Tax Band: D
- Tenure: Freehold
- TSPC Ref: 140023
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Newport, Tayport, Wormit, Gauldry, Balmerino
The opening of the Tay road bridge in 1966 ensured Dundee became easily accessible from north-east Fife.
Tayport, Newport-on-Tay and Wormit are strung along the estuary's southern bank hillside, enjoying spectacular views over the river and the two bridges. Away from the waterfront are villages like Gauldry and Balmerino, with the latter's beauty and ruined 13th Century abbey celebrated in verse by William McGonagall. It enjoys Conservation Area status.
Newport was briefly christened "New Dundee" by Guildrymen who financed development plans. The pier and inn date back to 1715 with a Telford-designed harbour built in 1820.
Tayport rubs up against the Tentsmuir Nature Reserve and is home to Scotscraig Golf Club. In times past it was known as Ferry-port on Craig, before the Victorian railway line arrived in the 1850s.
These communities may look towards Dundee for "big city" amenities but easily accessible Cupar and St Andrews also provide secondary school educational and shopping options.