Seabrae is a wonderful south-facing seaside home dating from 1857, positioned to enjoy uninterrupted, panoramic views over the beach and the Firth of Forth. Set at the eastern end of The Temple in Lower Largo, the property combines charming period features with bright, contemporary living spaces that make the most of its exceptional coastal setting.
The heart of the home is a generous open‑plan lounge, dining, and kitchen area, all arranged to capture the views over the garden, shoreline, and sea beyond. The lounge features a wood‑burning stove and plentiful room for seating, while the adjoining dining area offers an inviting spot to enjoy the ever‑changing coastal outlook. The kitchen provides ample fitted units, a 4‑burner gas hob, integrated appliances, and a walk‑in pantry cupboard, offering both convenience and excellent storage.
A spacious ground‑floor double bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes, sea views, and a modern ensuite shower room. The upper level delivers a standout feature of the property: an impressive sitting area with large windows and Velux rooflights that frame breathtaking elevated views across the bay. Three further double bedrooms all enjoy a similarly striking outlook, creating an unmistakable sense of connection to the coastline from every corner of the home. A well-fitted family bathroom completes the accommodation.
Outside, the garden extends towards the beach and features a level lawn and attractive patio, perfect for outdoor dining and relaxing by the shore. A double garage and a useful external store provide excellent storage and parking, a rare advantage within such a sought‑after coastal setting.