• The subjects comprise a purpose built two bedroom flat located on the first floor within a two storey block containing four residential units. Built circa 1896. £50,000 (Fifty Thousand pounds). +
• Accommodation on First floor - Living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. Net Internal Area - 67 Sq.M. The property benefits from communal garden grounds to the rear. On street parking. +
• The subjects are located in a residential area within the town of Kirkcaldy. Surrounding properties are of a similar style and design. There is a reasonable range of amenities nearby. +
• Harvey Donaldson and Gibson Chartered Surveyors RICS Home Report £50,000 (Fifty Thousand pounds). Features gas central heating, double glazing and mains water supply is connected. +
• Kirkcaldy, a coastal town on the shores of the Firth of Forth, provides an array of amenities, excellent shopping options, recreational facilities and quality schooling options for families. +

SALE BY AUCTION - 26 February 2026 - Timed Online Auction

58 RAMSAY ROAD, KIRKCALDY, KY1 1TZ Traditional Top Floor Sandstone Flat - Two Bedrooms. EPC Rating - Band D. Purpose built two bedroom flat. The property is in a predominantly residential area in a suburban location. Excellent commuting links - Kirkcaldy and Inverkeithing have railway stations on the main east coast line, which provide services to Dundee, Aberdeen, Edinburgh and London. Harvey Donaldson and Gibson Chartered Surveyors RICS Home Report £50,000 (Fifty Thousand pounds). Features gas central heating, double glazing and mains water supply is connected. The subjects comprise a purpose built two bedroom flat located on the first floor within a two storey block containing four residential properties. Built circa 1896. RICS Home Report = £50,000. Accommodation on First floor - Living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. Net Internal Area - 67 Sq.M. The property benefits from communal garden grounds to the rear. On street parking. The subjects are located in a residential area within the town of Kirkcaldy. Surrounding properties are of a similar style and design. There is a reasonable range of amenities nearby.

Kirkcaldy is a coastal town in south Fife which provides all essential facilities including supermarkets, shops, schools, professional services and a hospital. The Fife Coastal Path runs right at the bottom of the garden and is an attractive walk which links the Forth and Tay bridges encompassing beautiful coastal settlements along the route. There are golf courses at Kinghorn, Aberdour, Kirkcaldy and Burntisland with a further selection of links courses along the Fife coast. St Andrews, the 'Home of Golf', is 25 miles to the north. The Queensferry Crossing is 17 miles away, Edinburgh Airport is 24 miles and Edinburgh city centre 26 miles. There are a number of state and private schools within easy reach. Kirkcaldy and Inverkeithing have railway stations on the main east coast line, which provide services to Dundee, Aberdeen, Edinburgh and London. The Caledonian Sleeper offers a direct service between London and Kirkcaldy