• Detached Georgian Property, Rich History +
• Sought After Location In Conservation Area +
• Grand Hallway Featuring Marble Pillars +
• Elegant Stone Staircase With Decorative Details +
• Formal Dining Room With Decorative Chandelier +
• Large Kitchen With Integrated Appliances +
• Master Bedroom With Adjoining Dressing Room +
• Large Drawing Room Upstairs With Fireplace +
• Exquisite Furniture Available to Purchase +
• ¾ Acre Private Grounds, Trees & Water Feature +

A truly remarkable property, Park House is one of the few remaining, and most distinguished, late Georgian buildings in Inverkeithing, having played a vital role in the economic history of the Burgh. With stunning period features, generous accommodation spanning two floors, and approximately ¾ of an acre of grounds, this Category B Listed property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history.
You approach this grand property through an elegant porch with striking stone pillars that frame the front door, offering a stately first impression. The entrance vestibule leads into the magnificent hallway, where, marble pillars support a decorative semi-circular display space, a Georgian Screen. The centrepiece of the hallway lies ahead, a curved stone staircase, which gracefully sweeps back on itself, showcasing the architectural grandeur that defines this lovingly restored Georgian gem.

The drawing room to the left is a refined and welcoming space. Its lofty ceilings enhance the sense of openness, while the marble fireplace serves as a striking focal point. The traditional window allows natural light to flood in, offering views of the front terrace.
Across the hallway from the sitting room you’ll find the formal dining room, a real showstopper radiating sophistication. This grand space, with its thick rust red carpeting, ornate decorative fireplace and elegant chandelier, is ideal for hosting lavish dinners or large family gatherings. The fireplace is black marble, traditional for a Georgian house, as is the Greek key cornice. The room's size is so impressive that it currently houses a grand piano, demonstrating its versatility and scale.

The kitchen and breakfasting room combines practicality with traditional charm. Lined with wooden cabinets on three walls, the room features tiled backsplashes that match the Chinese yellow marble flooring, integrated appliances, including a double oven, hob and extractor hood, and a granite worktop. A dedicated shelving section provides additional storage, perfect for displaying or organising kitchen essentials. The spacious room comfortably accommodates a family table, making it the perfect space for casual meals. A large window and high ceilings ensure the room remains bright and inviting.
Another highlight of the ground floor is the second sitting room, an intimate and stylish retreat. Decorated in soft pink tones, white cornicing and a white fireplace, this room exudes warmth and charm. Its large window adds brightness, making it an ideal space for unwinding after a long day. It’s versatile nature makes it perfect to convert into a fourth bedroom if desired.
The ground floor also includes a shower room with tiled walls, a shower cubicle and a vanity unit offering plenty of storage.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress with a library/drawing room, a stunning space that epitomises Georgian elegance. With its solid recycled mahogany flooring, a magnificent chandelier and an ornate fireplace, this room is ideal for formal gatherings or creating a luxurious living area. The fitted bookcase fills the entire wall opposite the large window, which offers views over the Firth of Forth towards Edinburgh.
The master bedroom offers serene green tones, high ceilings and an adjoining walk-in dressing room, complete with wardrobes. Two additional upstairs bedrooms feature neutral tones and high ceilings. Both rooms are light-filled and full of character, offering versatility to suit any lifestyle. The upstairs bathroom features a large bath, sink, toilet and a separate bidet.
Outside, the property’s ¾ acre of garden grounds are a tranquil haven. The gardens are divided into three sections by historic stone walls, some of which predate the current house. The gardens contain specimen trees, a wide variety of rhododendrons and other plants which flower from February to late Autumn. The wildlife garden also includes a ten drop waterfall feature. Below the terrace are three vaulted stone cellars, a unique feature providing outstanding additional storage.
Park House is a truly exceptional property, blending the timeless grandeur of Georgian architecture with the convenience of modern living. Set in the heart of Inverkeithing’s conservation area, this distinguished home offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history while enjoying luxurious, spacious interiors and stunning private grounds. Don’t miss your chance to experience the unmatched charm and elegance of this one-of-a-kind residence, schedule your viewing today.

About Inverkeithing

Inverkeithing, Fife, is ideally situated for those seeking a blend of small-town convenience and excellent connectivity. This historic town, rich in character, offers an ideal lifestyle while keeping you well-connected to the larger cities of Edinburgh and Dunfermline. Bank Street itself is close to the heart of Inverkeithing, placing residents within walking distance of local shops, cafes, restaurants and other day-to-day amenities. Inverkeithing’s medieval architecture, including the Mercat Cross, adds to its appeal, while ongoing major restoration work preserves the town’s historic character. The nearby Fife Coastal Path invites outdoor enthusiasts to explore scenic walking routes along the shoreline.
Families will appreciate the well-regarded local schools, such as Inverkeithing Primary School and Inverkeithing High School, ensuring a convenient educational journey for children. For more extensive shopping, leisure facilities and employment opportunities, Dunfermline, just a short drive away, offers supermarkets, entertainment venues and healthcare services. Edinburgh, accessible by car, bus or train, provides even broader cultural, retail and dining options.
Transport links are a significant draw, with Inverkeithing’s Ferrytoll Park and Ride serving as a major asset. The railway station offers regular services to Edinburgh, Glasgow and other major destinations, making commuting straightforward for professionals. Road connections are equally impressive, with the M90 motorway close by and the Queensferry Crossing providing swift access to Scotland’s capital. With its rich history, strong community spirit and first-rate connectivity, Inverkeithing is an attractive choice for property buyers.

General Information:
Services: Mains Water, Electric & Gas
Council Tax Band:G
EPC Rating: F (35)
Entry Date: Early entry available
Home Report: Available on request.
Viewings: 7 Days accompanied by agent.