St Andrews Properties

Rarely available three-bedroom mid-terrace Lower Largo in an outstanding position.

15 Irvine Crescent is a spacious four bedroom detached two storey villa set within a well established and highly regarded residential area of St Andrews. The property enjoys a generous and particularly private plot, with expansive garden ground to both the front and rear, a driveway and an attached garage.

The Old Schoolhouse is a beautifully refurbished traditional villa offering bright, spacious, and character-filled accommodation throughout. Set on an elevated plot with wonderful southerly views, the property combines charming period features with quality modern upgrades.

Rosebay is a delightful two-bedroom detached bungalow, ideally located just a few minutes’ walk from the sea and the centre of St Andrews, offering bright, well-proportioned accommodation arranged over a single level. The property has a welcoming and practical layout, with well-defined living and bedroom spaces that enjoy excellent natural light throughout.

This beautifully presented detached bungalow situated within a peaceful residential area of St Andrews, just a short distance from the town centre and its world-renowned golf courses. The property offers stylish, modern accommodation all on one level, ideal for contemporary family living or those seeking a comfortable downsizing opportunity.

The Willow is an impressive, individually designed, architect-crafted three-bedroom detached bungalow with a separate study, set within an attractive rural setting near Ceres and enjoying open countryside views.

Plot at Wester Haining is a rare and secluded building plot, extending to approximately 0.27 acres, quietly positioned off Strathkinness High Road in St Andrews. Formerly garden ground, the site is predominantly laid to lawn and enjoys a peaceful, leafy setting, set well back from the public road and bordered by established planting including a mature beech hedge.

Merchant’s House is a striking A-Listed coastal townhouse positioned at the head of Anstruther’s esplanade, overlooking the Dreel Burn and the Firth of Forth. Thought to have origins in the 17th century and sensitively refurbished in 2018, the property forms part of a historic trio once known collectively as The White House.

Turn-key four/five-bedroom detached family home in popular St Andrews setting.