1 Bed Flat, Wellesley Road, KY8

Spacious first floor flat, furnished, with  panoramic river view.

Large Double bedroom, Bathroom with bath and overhead electric shower

Modern Kitchen, Large Lounge, Gas Central Heating and Double Glazed.

Furnished.  Lots of storage. Available immediately,    Close local amenities.

Przestronne mieszkanie na pierwszym piętrze z panoramicznym rzeki view.umeblowane Double sypialnia z panoramicznym widokiem na morze, schludny wspólną gardenModern kuchnia, duży salon, centralne ogrzewanie gazowe Dużo składowania. Dostępne natychmiast, w pobliżu lokalnych udogodnień.

The property offered for rent comprises a tastefully presented, first floor flat forming part of a refurbished block in this sought after residential area within easy commuting distance of Leven and Glenrothes. Internally the accommodation is in very good decorative order and briefly comprises Entrance Hall, large Lounge to fully fitted Kitchen with appliances, double bedroom and bathroom with bath and electric shower. A hall provides substantial storage space.  The double bedroom benefits from a view of the River Forth.  To the rear of the property there is a shared garden. Gas central heating has been installed and this along with comprehensive double glazed window units should help ensure a warm yet cost effective living environment. On-street parking is available.  Many local shops and services are on hand including banks, post offices and individual shops with further extensive shopping available in nearby Leven, Kirkcaldy and Glenrothes.

Deposit and references required.   . 

Although Methil's history stretches back for many centuries the town only really came to prominence towards 1900. It was at this time that the first dock was built at Methil and many of the local pits were sunk, most notably the Wellesley, which stood on the site of the present oilrig construction yard. Methil was once one of the busiest shopping areas in Fife. The High Street in Lower Methil once bustled with activity and many traveled from all over Scotland to visit the Wonderstore - a huge department store which took up a large part of the high street. The last big house building program was in the mid 1950's. This took Methil to it's present size, bounded in the north by the river Leven and merging with Methilhill in the west.