• Period features +
• Living Room +
• Kitchen +
• Bathroom +
• Family Room +
• Three bedrooms +
• En-Suite +
• Gardens +

"Toad Hall" is a beautifully proportioned traditional mid terrace villa, built circa 1763 and is an outstanding example of that period, retaining many original features, including decorative cornicing, sanded wooden floors and feature fireplaces, whilst offering all the comforts of modern living.

The spacious and versatile accommodation extends to,on the ground floor,a reception hallway with useful storage cupboard, a large dining kitchen with feature fireplace and porch leading to rear gardens. There are two double bedrooms, one with a large walk-in cupboard/wardrobe and one currently used as a sitting room. The upgraded family bathroom has been re-fitted in a classic style with roll top bath. The original curved wood and wrought iron staircase leads to a broad upper hallway with a window overlooking the gardens. The large sitting room has many original features,a log burner, a juliet balcony and a doorway leading to a hidden office, The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and bedroom two completes the upper level.

Externally there are two stores, one accessed from the front and one from the rear. There are level rear gardens and large private gardens to the front with pond area, seating area and summerhouse.

Kincardine was originally an old fishing village and has a rich history as such. There is a strong community spirit with many clubs and classes available locally. Schooling is provided at Primary school and there is a Golf Club and Bowling Club within the small town. There are ample shops for day to day needs and a local cafe. Across the bridge takes you to the M9/M876 which provides easy access to Glasgow , Edinburgh , Stirling and beyond.