2 Bed Flat, Lawrence Street, KY8

Offered for rent is an unfurnished ground floor flat and south facing garden laid in grass.  The flat is newly decorated and carpetted  and provides spacious and well presented accommodation to suit a couple/ family or the less mobile.  White goods included. The accommodation comprises  new kitchen, spacious lounge with door to hall connecting to two double bedrooms and shower room (no bath).  The specification includes gas central heating and is partly double glazed.  Available immediately,
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Lawrence Street is a residential area within the centre of Buckhaven. The property is conveniently situated for young families close to Buckhaven Primary School. Local shopping and services are available within close proximity and Leven town centre is situated approximately 2.5 miles away where a wide variety of shops and amenities can be found. Buckhaven is ideally situated for pleasant walks to Largo Bay and the famous Wemyss Caves, a string of coastal caves. This meander is definitely not to be missed. Buckhaven Museum, on College Street, is always a fantastic attraction in the town. Here you can learn about the local fishing and coal mining industries over the years. A replica 1920's kitchen has been created and gives insight into the lives of people residing in Buckhaven with stained glass windows, intricately designed by local craftsmen which will delight the eye. There are also temporary exhibitions which change from time to time. Souvenirs and publications relating to Buckhaven and Fife are available for purchase. Downstairs from the Buckhaven Museum is the Buckhaven Library. Easily accessible, this library houses a large selection of books regarding a variety of topics. Two computers offer visitors access to the Internet. If you have children, they would love to come here for story telling times and other organized activities.

Buckhaven Theatre, on Lawrence Street, has an interesting history. It is believed that an episcopal church was moved, stone-by-stone, from St. Andrews to Buckhaven in the year 1869. During the 1980s, the structure underwent restoration and today the youth theatre group which operates from this building has become nationally acclaimed for their fine presentations.